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What is Family Life Ministry?
Metropolis of Atlanta Greek Orthodox Church Family Life Ministry is a multimedia pan-Orthodox ministry that shares the message of Christ and the teachings of the Orthodox Christian Faith.
Her endeavor is to create vibrant Orthodox materials such as teen workbooks and facilitator guides, beautiful gift books, online premarital and marital programs, and spiritually nourishing blogs and podcasts.
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The companion book to “Woven,” this book features eight main chapters and a ninth reflection-based chapter. “Forged” discusses topics such as identity, developing positive habits, controlling use of technology, breaking the cycle of pornography, harnessing emotions, spiritual warfare, and nurturing healthy relationships.
Each chapter is in full color and interactive featuring illustrations, journaling opportunities, activities, discussions, and relations back to scripture and the lives of the saints.
With five main chapters and a sixth reflection-based chapter, “Woven” discusses topics such as creation, emotions, self-image, social media usage, friendship, and relationships. Each chapter is in full color and interactive featuring illustrations, journaling opportunities, activities, discussions, and relations back to scripture and the lives of the saints
Do you ever feel the simple need for an encouraging or challenging word to contemplate? A good thought—such as a Bible verse or a quote from someone wise—gives us direction for our own thoughts when they feel aimless.
One Good Thought is written to offer an encouraging word for us to ponder and provide questions or reflections that bring that thought into the reality of our modern lives. Each thought closes with a short prayer that helps us engage with and apply what we learn.
Written by Edna King, the co-author of Woven and Forged, One Good Thought is deep enough to inspire adults, but it’s all family friendly, so you can also read them with kids. We hope you are inspired and encouraged by these words.
Many of us Orthodox Christians get through the days of our lives without really thinking deeply of anything or anyone in particular. Many times we simply go through the motions, while being focused only on our selves and what we have to do. This is not what God wants us to do.