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St. Nicholas life icon (PDF)Author(s): DCE The life of St. Nicholas and the life icon with an explanation. |
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St. Nicholas Shoes (HTML)Author(s): DCE Some cultures leave shoes out so that St. Nicholas can fill them with treats. |
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St. Nicholas Troparian & Kontakion (Suggested Book)Author(s): DCE Liturgical Resource ISBN: In truth you were revealed to your flock as a rule of faith, an image of humility and a teacher of abstinence... Troparian (Tone 4) |
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Summer Crafts (HTML)Author(s): Father James McLuckie Orthodox Educator Glass icons, laminated icons |
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Teaching Devices: Journaling (HTML)Author(s): DCE Description of Journaling for use in FOCUS units. |
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Teaching Devices: Reading Strategies for All Content Areas (HTML)Author(s): Prince George's County Public Schools |
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The Holy Eucharist (Image)This icon does not depict an event from the life of Christ or His apostles. Rather, it represents the timeless, eternal, and mystical event being celebrated celestially. The Eucharist is not restricted to a particular time or place. |
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The Incarnation in Poetry and Song (PDF)Author(s): Constance Tarasar/David Drillock A study unit on the Incarnation for teens and adults, formerly published in "The Orthodox Educator". |
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The Last Supper line drawing (PDF)Author(s): Fr. John Matusiak In this line drawing of the Last or Mystical Suppper Christ is the central figure. St. John the Beloved, the Evangelist, is to Christ's right. As the youngest of the disciples he is depicted without a beard. Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Christ is the third figure from Christ's left. He is dipping his hand into the dish (see Matthew 26:20-25). |
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The Orthodox Mirror Exercise (PDF)Author(s): DCE An activity for assessing values, used in Level 4 and above in the My Orthodox Family unit. |
