St Nino In The Stillwater Newspress 01/06/2019 There were two articles today, about St Nino, in the printed edition of the Stillwater Newspress Article #1 can also be seen online here: https://www.stwnewspress.com/news/some-historically-celebrate-christmas-on-jan/article_31a3d964-113c-11e9-b04a-dfcfddaec68c.html and Article #2 can be found online here: https://www.stwnewspress.com/oklahoma/news/orthodox-church-now-hosting-regular-services-in-enid/image_0dc87682-e305-5083-a9d0-c39355e6e3b2.html ————————— St. Nino Equal to the Apostles contact info: email: StillwaterOrthodox@gmail.com Stillwater office: (405)
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Transfiguration 2018 – A New Hand Painted St Nino Icon From Georgia
St Nino Mission Parish – Transfiguration 2018. A New Hand Painted St Nino Icon, All The Way From Georgia (the country). The “Ox Blood” colored vestments, also new and from Georgia. We are so grateful 🙂 THEOSIS – THE TRUE PURPOSE OF HUMAN LIFE – Part 1 of 10 The Jesus Prayer – A
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Historic Moment – First Orthodox Christian Service in Enid Oklahoma
An Orthodox Christian Church service was celebrated in Enid Thursday evening, marking what some believe to be the first Orthodox service in the city’s history. (CLICK HERE FOR UPCOMING MEETING TIMES IN ENID) Father Matthew Floyd, mission priest to St. Nino Equal-to-the-Apostles Orthodox Church in Stillwater and assistant priest at St. Benedict Orthodox Church in Oklahoma City,
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Historic Moment – First Orthodox Christian Service in Enid Oklahoma –
An Orthodox Christian Church service was celebrated in Enid Thursday evening, marking what some believe to be the first Orthodox service in the city’s history. Father Matthew Floyd, mission priest to St. Nino Equal-to-the-Apostles Orthodox Church in Stillwater and assistant priest at St. Benedict Orthodox Church in Oklahoma City, came to Enid Thursday to perform two house
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PHOTOS: First Orthodox Service in Enid Oklahoma
In anticipation of this blessed event we noticed one of our cactus plants sent out a blooming shoot about s week ago. Elizabeth said, “oh how special it would be for that cactus to bloom on the day Fr. Matthew comes to bless our home.” This type of cactus blooms only once a
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PHOTO: St John with the Holy Kursk Root Icon
SOURCE: AN ALTAR SERVER OF ST. JOHN OF SHANGHAI St Nino Is Listed In The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops Directory of Parishes Orthodox Church Stillwater OK google.com/+StillwaterOrthodox
St Nino Pascha 2018 – A Few Pics
The St Nino crew celebrated Pascha 2018 with our sister parish St Benedict in Oklahoma City. [ngg_images source=”galleries” container_ids=”22″ exclusions=”287″ display_type=”photocrati-nextgen_basic_thumbnails” override_thumbnail_settings=”0″ thumbnail_width=”240″ thumbnail_height=”160″ thumbnail_crop=”1″ images_per_page=”20″ number_of_columns=”0″ ajax_pagination=”0″ show_all_in_lightbox=”0″ use_imagebrowser_effect=”0″ show_slideshow_link=”1″ slideshow_link_text=”[Show slideshow]” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] St Nino Is Listed In The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops Directory of Parishes Orthodox Church Stillwater
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Palm Sunday 2018 – Blessing Of Beautiful Donated Icon
A good friend and supporter of St Nino donated this beautiful icon, which Fr Matthew blessed after Liturgy. Orthodox Church Stillwater OK google.com/+StillwaterOrthodox
Holy Kursk Icon Visit to St Nino – 2018
By all accounts the visit of the holy Kursk Root Icon of the Mother of God to Stillwater, OK was a glorious occasion. The event was quite well attended, with 45 Orthodox and non-Orthodox visitors coming and going during the course of the evening. While it is interesting to note the numbers, and we
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Breathtaking ‘Lord Have Mercy’ Sung by Georgians
This unbelievably beautiful composition, performed in a huge, empty church by Orthodox Christians truly makes you feel as though you’ve left this earthly life behind for some immeasurably more beautiful reality. There are only two words in the chant: ‘Kyrie Eleison,’ which in Greek means ‘Lord, Have Mercy.’ Perhaps, the simplicity and minimalism of the prayer are what
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