Online course · In English
Orthodox Catechesis
Discover the Orthodox Christian faith
Our English-language online catechesis is open to people preparing to enter the Orthodox Church and to anyone who would like to learn more about Orthodox Christianity. No previous knowledge is required.
- BeginsMonday, 5 October 2026
- TimeEvery Monday, 19:00–20:00 (Netherlands time)
- FormatOnline · In English
Registration is required. The online meeting link will be sent by email to registered participants.
Ἔρχου και ἴδε
“Come and see.”
John 1:46
Philip’s simple invitation to Nathanael is still the invitation of the Church today.
Who is it for
Everyone is welcome
Whether you are taking your first steps towards the Church or have been Orthodox all your life, you are warmly invited to join us.
Preparing to become Orthodox
For those preparing for Holy Baptism and to enter the Orthodox Church.
Exploring the faith
For anyone who would like to learn more about Orthodox Christianity, whatever their background.
Deepening your faith
For Orthodox Christians who would like to understand their own faith more deeply.
No previous knowledge is required
How it works
Four simple steps
Register below
Fill in the short registration form. It only takes a minute.
Check your inbox
You will receive a confirmation email as soon as you have registered.
Receive the link
The link to our online meetings will be sent to you by email.
Join us online
From Monday 5 October at 19:00 (Netherlands time), every Monday.
Registration
Register for the course
Please fill in the form below. You will receive a confirmation email straight away, and the link for our online meetings will follow by email.
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Questions?
We are happy to help
If you have any questions about the course or about becoming Orthodox, please get in touch.
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