Cultures/Communities

Open to any person who is or was a Boy Scout.

Hi, how are you? Belete suggested that we start a group for those who have connections to Ethiopia and the Ethiopian Diapsora. If you are Ethiopian, have lived in Ethiopia, have a love for the country, or want to learn more about it, please join us. Feel free to tell us what your Ethiopian connection is.

For Orthodox Christians who are users of either:PC to PC (personal computer) phone callsPC to landline callsLandline to PC callsthrough various Instant Messaging Programs (Yahoo, MSN, Google, SKYPE).While encouraging everyone to use our OrthodoxCircle chat room to the full extent of its capabilities, we will use this group to share and obtain information regarding the use of those other internet resources which provide features currently unavailable here on the OC.For best results in using internet phone call features, it is recommended that you use a headphone headset which includes a microphone.

Building community projects that enlivens and supports the spiritual life of the parish, increases awareness of Orthodoxy in the surrounding culture, and through various projects maximizes exposure for mission and funding of charitable works.

for any peoples who have Scottish heritage of any sort.

Orthodox Community Education

what is your culture tell me about it...

Orthodox Church suffers from nationalist divisions among the orthodox people. In the name of a "nationalist pride" brother kills brother and annulates Christ's message to the world.Let's stop this madness!

This group is for those who are interested in teaching or learning English as a Second/Foreign Language - or, more specifically, English for Academic Purposes. Please look for teacher/student resources, and feel free to add your own! I hope that we can also support each other with questions/concerns - with an eye toward improving our witness to Christ through the offering of our skills and good work.

Did you know that the Churches in the Italian regions of Sicily and Calabria were once part of the Church of Constantanple? Not to mention the fact that the Eastern Orthodox Liturgy was celebrated in many different areas of pre-schism Italy. Many of us who are Orthodox of Italian ancestry(especially converts) may not even know that we could have ancestors from way back when who were Eastern Orthodox Christians. Let's have our Rum Cake and eat it too by cherishing our Orthodox faith and traditions, while at the same time celebrating our Italian heritage.