Orthodox Christian Meetings by Ted Bobosh

Orthodox Christian Meetings

Orthodox Christian Meetings
by Michael T. McKibben
St. Ignatius of Antioch Press, 1990
158 pp., $9.95

reviewed by Ted Bobosh

Michael McKibben opens up a new field of study for the Orthodox—holy administration. His book is one of the first which aims at bridging the gap between the practices of twentieth-century America and the faith of the ancient Orthodox church.

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