Home Economics is very important for a young person to learn. These skills are essential for life. What is a home? How can we be wise with our home? For young adults it begins with your room and your parent’s home. Many young adults do not know what it takes to run a sufficient home …
Home Economics (HS level) – Wed. 12:00 PM with Adrienne Bowling Read More »
Home Economics is very important for a young person to learn. These skills are essential for life. What is a home? How can we be wise with our home? For young adults it begins with your room and your parent’s home. Many young adults do not know what it takes to run a sufficient home …
Home Economics (MS level) – Fri. 12:00 PM with Adrienne Bowling Read More »
In this intermediate year will look at more difficult forms of morphology: declension and conjugation, as well as increasingly complex syntax as we read the exercises in our book and translate and analyze sections from the ???? Modern Greek pronunciation will be used as a basis for reading instead of an historical phonological reconstruction. Required …
Biblical Greek III – Wed & Fri 4:00 PM with Brian Ashland Read More »
Continuing our study of the language of ancient Athens, the language of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle among others. Modern Greek pronunciation will be used as a basis for reading instead of an historical phonological reconstruction. Throughout the year, we will continue to parse morphological constructions, building upon our understanding of syntax as we begin to read …
Classical Greek III – T/Th 4:00 PM with Brian Ashland Read More »
Summary: How many female Orthodox Saints can you name? Do you know their stories? Women’s stories tend to be different from the lives of male Saints, as they aren’t priests or bishops or famous theologians. We’ll take some time to get to know a different woman saint every week, exploring her story and looking intersections with …
Encountering Women Saints – Wed. 3:00 PM with Elissa Bjeletich Davis Read More »
Required Text/Books: Orthodox Study BibleSummary: This class is intended for 9th/10th-grade students. Fr. Patrick will guide teenagers on a group discussion about the basic tenets of the Orthodox faith and how to articulate them. The subject matter will focus solely on what Orthodox Christianity is and how to explain the faith at a high school level. …
Compelling Conversations – Wed. 1:00 PM with Fr. Patrick Cardine Read More »
Required Text/Books: Supplied by the teacher. Summary: Students will learn of the angelic life of Elder Thaddeus – one of the most renowned spiritual guides of Serbia in the twentieth century. Discovering the Christian calling to “bear everything patiently and forgive all”, students will learn the practical ways in which good thoughts and desires give us peace …
Our Thoughts Determine our Lives – Wed. 2:00 PM with Fr. Paul Girgis Read More »
Required Text/Books: Orthodox Study Bible (both Old and New Testaments) Summary: Each week, we will focus on a saint or event in the Old Testament according to the Orthodox Study Bible. Traveling more or less chronologically through the fascinating personalities and events of the Old Testament, we will zero in each week on stories of individual saints, how …
Of Whom the World was not Worthy: Old Testament – Wed. 11:00 AM with Fr. Andrew Kishler Read More »
Required Text/Books: Supplied by teacher Summary: This class is an examination of saints from the last two hundred years. We will learn about one saint per week. We will also discuss some people who are being considered for glorification and canonization.
Rationale: This course will help students to absorb and appreciate the fundamental teachings of the Holy Orthodox Christian Church, with a special emphasis on learning how to communicate these Orthodox teachings in comparison and contrast with Roman Catholic and Protestant views. Course Aims and Outcomes: The aim of this course is to provide knowledge that will …
Know the Faith – Wed. 3:00 PM with Fr. Patrick Cardine Read More »
