GoTelecom presents the series The History of Orthodoxy Christianity Part One: Beginnings. Our journey begins with the founding of the Church, the spread of Christianity to “nations” by the Apostles, the Gospel and the institution of Sacraments.

Part 1

PART 2: BYZANTIUM – The Early Church – From Jerusalem to the Nations – Christianity and Hellenism – Catacombs and Persecution – The Early Martyrs – Administrative Structure – Birth of Byzantium Legalization of the Church

Part 2

PART 3: HIDDEN TREASURE – Church in Captivity – Moscow: The Third Rome – Greek Revolution – The Ancient Patriarchates Today – New World – Russia After Communism – Challenges for the Future – The Essence of the Church

This ambitious project is designed to be the most detailed worldwide television presentation of the Orthodox Church, Her traditions, and Her sacramental life. The programs, produced in English and Greek, will serve as an educational tool for the Christian Orthodox Church in addressing the needs of a world-dispersed audience, and in making Orthodoxy better understood among those who are unfamiliar with this ancient Christian Church.

Director: Nicholas J. Furris

Starring: Prof. John Erickson

Part 3

The Most Holy Theotokos

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Paint & Create Together Rediscover the Beauty of Orthodox Tradition.

A meaningful activity for all generations.

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Orthodox Disability Theology for Christian Communities

Dr. Petre Maican, Orthodox theologian, PhD, and author based in Brussels, is devoted to bridging theology and disability. His work confronts a pressing question: how can Orthodox communities truly welcome people with disabilities, autism, mental illness, and neurodiversity?

This mission is sustained through his Patreon, where supporters receive monthly theological reflections, ministry updates, extended essays, and early access to resources—all while joining a community committed to building a more welcoming Church.

Dr. Maican’s goal is to reach 50 patrons, enabling him to dedicate himself fully to this work.