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A library of Biblical articles, sermons, poems, religious books, theses and music written by members of churches of Christ

OrthodoxWeddingCrowns.com is your online source for handmade wedding and anniversary crowns for Orthodox Christians. We offer many types and styles of crowns, including textile crowns made with lush brocades and beautiful beaded trims, elegant contemporary crowns with polished metal and pearls, and even metalworked crowns with sterling silver, copper, and gold. All crowns are handmade in the United States and a portion of the sale of each set of crowns will go back to the Orthodox Church. OrthodoxWeddingCrowns.com - Handmade wedding and anniversary crowns for Orthodox Chrisians. Orthodox wedding crowns.

Who is your covering?  While many Christians have never heard that phrase a growing segment of the church knows exactly what it means.  It means &quot

A fellowship of Greek Christian believers devoted to the evangelism, teaching, worship and encouragement of Hellenic people worldwide.

Lessons on Bible translations, canon of Scripture, the divine nature of Jesus, the Holy Spirit, grace, predestination, baptism, eternal security, worship, speaking in tongues, marriage and divorce, etc.

Septuagint: The ancient Greek translation of the Jewish scriptures. An old testament source for early Christians. Credible proof for Messianic prophecy.

The Voice of Elijah® is an outreach ministry of Voice of Elijah, Inc.—a nonprofit Christian organization founded in 1988 for the purpose of making the biblical research of The Elijah Project available to Christians who seek greater insight into the meaning and significance of the Greek and Hebrew Scriptures that comprise the Christian Bible.

Bible articles on Jesus Christ, healing, faith, salvation and eternal life. Bible teaching, sermons, full gospel preacher, teacher, evangelist Pastor Max Solbrekken shares the love and salvation of Jesus Christ. Listen to powerful life changing audio sermons

History of Art: From Paleolithic Age to Contemporary Art