On to publication of the Thebaid Book in Spring 2019! This update serves as a special 'Thank you' to our dozens of dear supporters, for propelling the North American Thebaid Project to the threshold of its goal, the publication of the large-format, photographic coffee table book, due in Spring 2019 from St Tikhon's Monastery Press, …
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New Galleries coming soon… Here’s an advance peek!
The North American Thebaid Pilgrimage is in full swing! I'm about halfway through photo editing from my recent stay at Archangel Michael Monastery in Cañones, New Mexico, and am also preparing photos from a brief visit at St Paisius in Safford AZ. Today I head on to St Anthony's Greek Orthodox Monastery in Florence AZ, …
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Thebaid Project Update – January 2018
Continued growth and progress as we pass the midpoint of the Thebaid Project, but we need contributions to keep gas in the tank! This was originally posted to our GoFundMe and Indiegogo crowdfunding sites last week. Thebaid Project Update, January 2018 Dear Friends, Supporters, and Fellow Thebaid Pilgrims, I hope you all had a blessed …
Thebaid Presentation at St. Mary of Egypt (OCA), Norcross GA
My heartfelt thanks to Hieromonk Cyprian (DuRant, rector) and the parish of St Mary of Egypt Orthodox Church (OCA), in Norcross GA, for hosting me this past Sunday. The Divine Liturgy was beautiful in this handsome wood-timbered church, itself reminiscent of churches in the Russian north. In spite of the epic snowfall two days before, the …
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Thebaid Project Update – October/November 2017
Dear Supporters and Friends, Due to travel, I was unable to post an update in early October, so there is a great deal to report in this Thebaid Update. As always, please forgive me if this post duplicates an update you received through our GoFundMe or Indiegogo platforms. Let’s dive right in: LOGISTICS — As …
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