| Alaska Orthodox Aid Society: A youth outreach/church restoration organization - OCA jurisdiction. |
| Axios-Los Angeles: Orthodox and Eastern Christian Gay Men and Women. Axios helps members find a safe Orthodox community in which to worship God and helps Orthodox clergy with resources and factual information. |
| Borivli Mar Gregorios Orthodox Christian Students Movement (MGOCSM): An organization for the students (ages 14-25) of the Indian Orthodox Church. |
| Coptic Orthodox Campus Fellowships: Directory of Coptic organizations on North American university campuses. |
| Eastern Orthodox Committee on Scouting: Created in 1960 by the Standing Conference of Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA) to support the mission of Christ and His church through scouting. Specifically supports Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts USA, and Camp Fire Boys and Girls programs. |
| Enotita: "Enotita as an organization stresses national and religious pride amongst all Orthodox people." Focus is on Eastern Europe and Palestine. |
| Fellowship of Orthodox Christians in America: An official organization of the Orthodox Church in America to proclaim, share, and reveal our Orthodox Christian Faith through service, fellowship and example. |
| Fellowship of Orthodox Churches in Connecticut: Founded to give structure and order to the common Orthodox witness of all canonical Orthodox Churches represented in the state. Includes mission statement, calendar of events, directory of member parishes, and committees. |
| GOYA - Denver Metropolis: Greek Orthodox Youth of America is a ministry for teenagers in grades seven through twelve. Includes details of activities. |
| Greek Orthodox Diocese of San Francisco AIDS Ministry: To love and serve those with HIV disease, their families and friends; to offer a closer communion with God and an active life in the Church. |
| Holy Trinity GOYA: A part of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Clearwater, Florida. Includes statement of mission and list of officers. |
| International Orthodox Christian Charities: "Established in March 1992 as the official international humanitarian organization of the Standing Conference of Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA). Ministers to those suffering and in need throughout the world, sharing with them God's gifts of food, shelter, economic self-sufficiency and hope." |
| Mar Gregorios Syrian Orthodox Student Association: Provides information on MGSOSA and also provides insight to the youth in the diocese. |
| Minnesota Eastern Orthodox Christian Clergy Association: Events calendar, officer information, links to affiliated sites and a parish directory. |
| National Sisterhood of Presvyteres: "Home page for the National Sisterhood of Presvyteres of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. Presvyteres are the wives of Greek Orthodox priests. Our Patron Saints are Martha and Mary." |
| Oklahoma Orthodox Christians For Life: Includes description of publications and other items for sale. |
| Orthodox Christian Fellowship: OCF is the official campus ministry arm of SCOBA. Press releases, information on how to find a local OCF chapter, upcoming events and activities, and general information about OCF. |
| Orthodox Christian Fellowship at MIT: A diverse group of Orthodox Christians meeting at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
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| Orthodox Christian Mission Center: Official mission and evangelism agency of the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA). Information on OCMC missionaries, mission teams, current events, and how to get involved. |
| Orthodox Christians for Life: A pro-life non-profit organization. OCLife is Pan-Orthodox, recognizing the canons and dogma of the Orthodox Church, but not affiliated with any specific jurisdiction. It does not organize events but participates in them if they are peaceful and non-violent. It thoroughly opposes violence in any form in efforts to resolve sanctity of life issues. |
| Orthodox Peace Fellowship, The: An association of Orthodox Christians belonging to different nations and jurisdictions trying to apply the principles of the Gospel to situations of division and conflict. |
| Orthodox Renewal Center of St. Symeon the New Theologian: Organization in Destin, FL, for Orthodox evangelism and spiritual growth. Promotes charismatic experience and sacramental participation in the life of the faithful. |
| Republic Tatarstan Public Charitable Foundation for Youth Spiritual Development: Describes the various aspects of their work. |
| St. Mina Youth: St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church of Calgary. Daily Bible readings, online Agpeya, and links to other resources. |
| St. Sava Youth - Serbian Orthodox Church: The official organization for the youth ministry of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Belgrade-Karlovci Archdiocese. |
| Syndesmos: The World Fellowship of Orthodox Youth. Federates Orthodox Christian youth movements and schools worldwide. Events, publications, online texts, photos, directory of theological schools. |
| The Congregation of Orthodox Christian Peoples: A lay movement of Serbian orthodox christians. |
| The Fellowship of St. Cædmon: Exploring the relevance and potential inter-relationship of Orthodox and English literature traditions. |
| The Virginia H. Farah Foundation: Makes grants for the maintenance and growth of the Orthodox Christian Church in the United States and the world. Provides funds to nonprofit organizations to help them carry out unique and innovative projects in specific fields that will help hopefully spread the Christian message while improving the quality of life on earth. |
| Therapia Psychotherapy Services: An alternative to conventional psychotherapy, integrating a spiritual dimension with the process of growth and personal restoration, based on an Orthodox Christian worldview. |
| UCLA Coptic Club: Schedule, people, photos, local church information, writings, and FAQ. |
| United Orthodox Aid: The mission of United Orthodox Aid is to provide the essentials of human life - food, shelter, medicine and hope - to the most needy victims of the humanitarian crisis on the territories of the former Yugoslavia, irrespective of politics, ethnicity or religion. Patron: HRH Crown Princess Katherine of Yugoslavia. |
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