Greek Orthodox sits fourth on my mental list of churches to visit. Like Anglican Catholic, I’ve never talked to anyone who went to a Greek Orthodox church.
Historically, I understand they split from the Roman Catholic Church about a thousand years ago.
Consider these three discussion questions about Church 75.
1. What little I know about Greek Orthodox practices comes from what I’ve seen in movies and television. This is hardly an ideal source of information.
In what ways does the media incorrectly shape our views of spiritual practices we don’t know?
2. Inertia keeps me from visiting a nearby Greek Orthodox church. An element of fear over the unknown also conspires to keep me away.
How might inertia or fear hold us back from what God wants to teach us?
3. A degree of church-visiting fatigue keeps me stagnant. Similar issues may keep others home on Sunday and thwart them from finding a faith community to plug into.
Are we part of a supportive faith community? If not, what should change?
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