Georgian Orthodox Church

[Rindicella]

I also wanted to share with you nicknika that we have beautiful temples here in America too! Here is the cathedral where I was baptized:

http://www.westsrbdio.org/info/images/church_alhambra.jpg

And this is the inside :
http://www.westsrbdio.org/Bishop/pictures/Saint_Stevens_Cathedral2.gif
http://www.cathedralsofcalifornia.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/img_9699blog.jpg

This is where I go to Church now. It is very small, but someday, if God wills, it will have a bigger, more beautiful church building:
http://www.oca.org/Images/Directory/photos/oca-we-oxnshm.jpg

 

[Gwendolyn]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtEtNpuohLs
It's so beautiful! <3

It is very beautiful. Hypnotic. I love chant.

 

[HumbleSiPilot77]

It is very beautiful. Hypnotic. I love chant.

Reminded me of Slavonic chanting I hear on AFR all the time.

 

[theoforos]

I went to Georgia a year ago (also to Armenia). It's a beautiful country where the Orthodox faith is very visible. People visit churches, cross themselves when they pass a church, there are a lot of Orthodox book & icon stores on the streets. In Georgia I visited Tbilisi, Mtskheta (Sveti Tskhoveli & Djvari) and Batumi. I also had the chance to visit the cave monastery of David Gareja. I think I have the same book about Georgian saints that some of the other people here have said they have. It's interesting to read about their lives, both the ancient ones and the newer ones. St. Nina of Georgia is a very well-known saint here.