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I consider myself a historical theologian, not only a theologian. For me, theology must be grounded in historical reality—how theological ideas developed, and how history itself shaped and was shaped by those ideas.
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Thursday, January 29, 2026
As we continue our series of prayers written by Orthodox women past and present, we hope you enjoy this beautiful prayer and song written by Carla Thomas. Carla tells us: "I wrote this song for our individual and corporate suffering. May it bring you peace in Christ."
You can listen to the song performed by Isaac Johnson's group here.
Vessels of Grace
Foxes have holes
Birds have a nest
But nowhere for the Lord, His Head to rest
Except in our hearts
Except in our souls.
May the Lord speak peace to our billows that roll.
The stars have the moon
Thursday, January 22, 2026
As we continue our series of prayers by Orthodox women past and present, we're delighted to share this Morning Prayer by a recent Woman of the Week, Mat. Christina Veselak:
O Lord Jesus, Lover of my Soul, I offer up this day to you. Please bless it with your presence, your guidance, and your healing grace.
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Our next prayer written by an Orthodox woman comes from Angelike Giallourakis:
“In 2009 our youngest son Steven was being prepped for his Bone Marrow Transplant in order to save him from Secondary Acute Myologenis Leukemia. Simultaneously our son Nick was having some outpatient surgery on his arm in the same hospital. My stress level was over the top. To ease my emotions I sat and wrote the attached prayer.