What St. Basil's family can teach us about forming new generations of saints.

Announcing a new resource for Orthodox faithful coming in January 2026.

Choosing a college is one of the first major life decisions teenagers have to make as they near high school graduation. With a variety of secular pressures placed on students (and their parents) to choose the “best”  school, Orthodox Christians must remember that the main goal of our lives should always be the salvation of our souls. The ONLY admission that matters is not to any college, but to the Kingdom of Heaven! Recent studies have found that somewhere in the area of 70%

Earlier this year, OYM asked clergy across the country about the state of youth and young adult ministry in their parishes. Their...

OYM’s first Ministry Support Coordinator brings presence and a personal touch to local parishes.

What if the Theotokos isn’t only our intercessor, but a living icon of what Orthodox education should produce?

Finding rest in Christ that we can carry into autumn and beyond.

The Spirit gives life, but community nurtures it. This week, as we approach the Feast of Pentecost, I can't shake the image of those...

We are all called to minister. We are all invited to partner with God in the healing of the world. But what does that look like for you? How do you discover your unique ministry?

Welcoming others into the life of the Church means making space for them in our communities, in our homes, and in our lives.

This Lent, let's remember that repentance isn't just an individual journey—it's a communal one.

This Lenten season, let's reflect on how the Lord may be inviting us to welcome those who have, until now, been lost.

As we begin a new year, let's set our goals in alignment with the values of His Kingdom.

How can we prepare room in our hearts to welcome Christ this Nativity fast?

Your Kids Are Already Learning Exactly What You’re Teaching A lot of folks have reached out to OYM over the last couple of years asking...

St. James, Brother of Our Lord On October 23, the Orthodox Church commemorates St. James, the brother of the Lord. St. James was, of...

We need to face a stark reality.  Young people are suffering. It’s an oft-cited and sad statistic that nearly 60% of young people will...

The first time I entered the parish that would eventually become my own, I was shocked at how small, even cozy,  the space was. The low...