1. The Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA) is a pan-Orthodox organization that brings together the canonical hierarchs of the Orthodox jurisdictions of America. For a list of member jurisdictions, click here.

2. The Orthodox Peace Fellowship--a thought-provoking site by an association of Orthodox believers from different jurisdictions.

3. Diocese of Chicago Young Adult League--information on Diocese YAL activities and wonderful pictures of the new men's Monastery in Harvard, IL as well as pictures from St. Anthony's Monastery in Arizona.

4. The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA)

5. The Daughters of Penelope

6. Synaxis--web site of the Pan-Orthodox Christian Council of Omaha, Nebraska. Includes an online radio station playing Byzantine chant (see our Multimedia section).

7. Orthodox Christian Fellowship of Iowa State University -- Pan-Orthodox student fellowship at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. Chapter of the Orthodox Christian Fellowship. Note: Contact email addresses have been munged as a spam-fighting measure. Retype as needed.

8. Death to the World: The Last True Rebellion is a ministry and " 'zine' " directed to youth subculture, especially the Punk Rock scene. Originally founded by a pair of monks in California, DttW, as a publication and a ministry, has been revived by a group of "subculture youth" attending St. Barnabas Antiochian Orthodox Church in Costa Mesa, California. The Illumined Heart Podcast internet radio program on Ancient Faith Radio recently featured an interview with John Valadez and Marina Crissman, the new editors of DttW.

9. The Brotherhood of St. Moses the Black -- a pan-Orthodox nonprofit organization. Its mission is to minister to Americans the gift of Orthodoxy. In an effort to be good stewards of the manifold grace of God (I Peter 4:10), the organization presents an annual conference that targets those who have little exposure to Orthodoxy and which explores in depth the African roots of Orthodoxy (click here to listen to audio recordings of the 2007 Ancient Christianity and African-American Conference on Ancient Faith Radio). Its vision is to bring Americans closer to Jesus Christ. The Brotherhood is administered by Fr. Moses Berry of Theotokos 'Unexpected Joy' Orthodox Mission Church (OCA) in Ash Grove, Missouri, and by Dr. Carla N. Thomas of Anniston, Alabama. Fr. Moses is also curator of the Ozarks Afro-American Heritage Museum.