A Long Walk with Mary: A Personal Search for the Mother of God

A Sacred Beginning: Nurturing Your Body, Mind, and Soul during Baby's First Forty Days

A Silent Patriarch: Kyrillos VI (1902–1971) is the first scholarly biography of the desert hermit who became a most unlikely patriarch. Until now the details of his life have remained hidden. As patriarch, Kyrillos inherited a bleeding church, one confronted by political Islamism, an indifferent Muslim president, and the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood. Silent in the face of persecution, mockery, and criticism, Kyrillos stood at the head of a nearly impossible spiritual revolution. But by the time he reposed, everything had changed.

In this lucid biography, Daniel Fanous traces Kyrillos’ life from childhood, drawing upon hundreds of letters and sources never before seen, detailing Kyrillos’ unusual method of ecclesial reform, which speaks enduringly to the uncertainties of the present age. This is the story of Kyrillos VI, a most unlikely patriarch, and a silent urban recluse.

A Song in the Furnace: The Message of the Book of Daniel

Aidan's Song: A Year in the Life of a Parish Priest

All That I Have Is Yours is a book of daily spiritual meditations that beautifully interweaves together 100 stories of encounters with St. Pope Kyrillos VI, along with 100 unique and penetrating meditations on the spiritual life. Each chapter begins with a verse from the Psalms following the daily order and structure of the Coptic Orthodox Book of Hours (Agpeya). Hence, the readings begin with prayer and guide the reader to a greater appreciation and use of the Psalter. The predominant theme of these stories and spiritual meditations is the love of God; the creative, redemptive, and salvific love of God which draws us into a privileged divine filiation with our Heavenly Father and Who says to us, “Son, you are always with me, and all that I have is yours.” (Luke 15:31).

An Introduction to God: Encountering the Divine in Orthodox Christianity

Anthony, the Great

Becoming a Healing Presence

Becoming Orthodox: A Journey to the Ancient Christian Faith

Behold the Thief with the Eyes of Faith

Blueprints for the Little Church: Creating an Orthodox Home

Break Barriers

Building an Orthodox Marriage - A Workbook Companion

Building an Orthodox Marriage Set

Building an Orthodox Marriage: A Practical Commentary on the Eastern Orthodox Marriage Rite

The book is a short guide to the Orthodox faith, written in a lively, accessible, modern language. The first section of the book is devoted to the basic doctrinal truths of the Orthodox Church: it deals with faith, God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Church, baptism, and the resurrection of the dead. The second section, devoted to moral topics, speaks of the Ten Commandments of the Old Testament, the Beatitudes, love of God and love of neighbor, sin and repentance, questions of family ethics, the upbringing of children, and the place of women in the Church. The third section deals with prayer and worship, the temple and icons, the church calendar and church holidays, the Sacraments, and rituals. The book can be used for both pre-baptismal and post-baptismal catechesis. It will be of interest to everyone anyone who wants to systematize their knowledge about the Orthodox Church. Originally published in Russian, the book addresses the fundamentals of the Orthodox faith in a way that is understandable and approachable for all.

Children in the Church Today: An Orthodox Perspective

Confession and Guidance is written informally, intentionally. It is not filled with extensive quotes or verses, and is written mostly in first-person voice. The reason for this is that it is meant to reflect what guidance is supposed to be: personal. Something gets lost when some things that are not meant to be academic become academic. It seems important that this book remains casual. With a topic like spiritual guidance, so much is subjective. Speaking formally may cause a wrong sense of being too prescriptive on the one hand, or too presumptuous on the other.

Courage to Pray

Crowned: An Orthodox Christian Wedding Guide

Fertile Ground: A Pilgrimage through Pregnancy

Holy Week in the Coptic Orthodox tradition is rich in Scriptural readings, hymns, and ritual practices that are deeply formative of the faith and life of Coptic Christians.
This book, based on course lectures delivered at ACTS, provides reflections on the history of this ancient tradition and a selection of relevant texts from the Copto-Arabic heritage in translation. From the formation of the Holy Week lectionary to the interesting practice of reading the book of Revelation on Joyous Saturday, such topics will be of great interest both to Coptic faithful and to historians of liturgy in general.

For the Life of the World

Golden Channels: Blessed Writings of Pope Kyrillos VI gathers, for the first time in a single English volume, some articles of the Harbor of Salvation by Fr. Mina the Recluse and the pontifical encyclicals of Pope Kyrillos VI. These texts were written as pastoral letters, meant to be received not as abstract theology, but as living guidance shaped by prayer, struggle, and a deep confidence in God’s nearness. In bringing them into clear, readable English, the goal of this book is simple: to preserve the Pope’s own voice, his cadence, his counsel, and his spiritual realism, without turning him into a slogan, a personality, or a distant historical figure.

H Is for Holy: An Orthodox Christian Alphabet

Healing Work: Giving Humanity a Second Chance

An interactive journey through the joyful Holy Fifty Days with coloring pages and activities.

How to Read the Holy Fathers: A Guide for Orthodox Christians

Hunger for Righteousness: A Lenten Journey Towards Intimacy with God and Loving Our Neighbor

If You Love Me: Serving Christ and the Church in Spirit and Truth

In God’s Hands: A Mother’s Journey through Her Infant’s Critical Illness

In Thy Presence

Know the Faith: A Handbook for Orthodox Christians and Inquirers

Lazarus: The Healing and recovery of a pornography addict

Letters to Saint Lydia

Liturgy and Life

Living Faith: An Orthodox Christian Conversation with Evangelicals

Man and the Environment

Mixed Marriage: An Orthodox History

Mother of Saints

Moved by Compassion: Exploring the Core of Orthodox Christian Spiritual Life

NIV Holy Bible

This collection of sermons by St. John Chrysostom offers profound insights into marriage, countering the perception that Christian tradition overlooks the sanctity of married life. Though a monk himself, Chrysostom deeply understood the challenges faced by families and drew wisdom from the letters to the Corinthians and Ephesians.

He teaches that marriage was instituted by God to foster the spiritual growth of both spouses, with children as a secondary purpose. Chrysostom addresses the beauty of sexual intimacy within marriage, the mutual responsibilities of husbands and wives, and the importance of parenting in faith.

With timeless wisdom, these sermons offer practical guidance for building holy, loving family relationships. Whether you’re married, preparing for marriage, or reflecting on family life, this book will inspire you to see marriage as a path to holiness and a reflection of God’s love.

Translated by Catharine P. Roth & David Anderson.

Once a Passenger: A Journey toward Intentional Living 

One Flesh: Salvation through Marriage in the Orthodox Church

Orthodox Prayer Life: The Interior Way