How to pronounce “orthodox church” in English

belong to Russian Orthodox Church organization.

That's a Russian Orthodox Church in Springdale, Arkansas.

been in the Orthodox Church 30 years now, it feels natural.

It took place in a large Russian Orthodox Church in central Moscow in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior.

I go to a Greek Orthodox church.

And there's a store that sells Russian Orthodox things, things that are needed for Russian Orthodox Church services, and so on.

I left of surviving polio and becoming a member of a Greek Orthodox Church, and many other things.

Both his father and all of his uncles were priests in the Serbian Orthodox Church.

And that night, we might go to the Russian Orthodox church.

And Patriarch Kirill, who was the head of the Orthodox Church and very influential person in Russian society, started to approve this, saying that true Christians should not

But you note in your book that the cathedral is not actually owned by the Russian Orthodox Church.

So I go to the Greek Orthodox church because I feel comfortable in a religious setting of some-- OK.

Tesla believed, based on his religious background-- his father was a priest in the Serbian Orthodox Church-- that behind everything in the world, whether it was

So you have nice options of like some geometric domes, or a Russian Orthodox Church, or I don't even know, like barricaded fish homes.

Oh, yeah, one more thing-- we left out that he survived polio and that he also has recently become a member of the Greek Orthodox Church

So I just want to, you know, why you go to a Greek Orthodox church?

I guess just to comment, it seems to me like the crucial thing is not that you go to a Greek Orthodox church,