Patriarch Meletios of Alexandria with Archbishop Cosmo Gordon Lang of Canterbury
8 July 1930
A Linguistic Bridge to Orthodoxy: In Memoriam Isabel Florence Hapgood
By Marina Ledkovsky. A lecture delivered at the Twelfth Annual Russian Orthodox Musicians Conference, 7-11 October 1998, Washington, D.C.Nashotah House, Bishop Grafton, and Saint Tikhon of Moscow
Address by the Very Reverend Chad [M. Richard] Hatfield
Then Dean of Salina, Kansas; now Academic Dean of St. Herman's Theological Seminary, Kodiak Island, Alaska. Given at the Sesquicentennial Convocation, Nashotah House, Saturday, 7 November 1992The Western Rite and the Eastern Church:
Dr. J. J. Overbeck and His Scheme for the Re-Establishment of the Orthodox Church in the West
By David F. Abramtsov
Submitted to the Graduate Faculty in the Division of the Social Sciences in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of Master of
Arts. University of Pittsburgh, 1961
The American Missionaries in Greece
An Address Delivered at St. Luke's Church, in the City of Philadelphia, on the Evening of the Thirteenth of October, 1856.
By Henry D. Gilpin.
Philadelphia: King & Baird, 1856.Voices from the East
Documents on the Present State and Working of the Oriental Church
By John Mason Neale
London: Joseph Masters, 1859.The Rev. Mr. Young's Visit to the Russian Church.
From American Church Review, 1865, Pages 637-643.Catholic Orthodoxy and Anglo-Catholicism: A Word about Intercommunion between the English and the Orthodox Churches
By Julian Joseph Overbeck.
London: Trübner, 1866.Occasional Paper of the Eastern Church Association No. V.
Impressions of a Recent Visit to Russia: A Letter from the Lord Bishop of Moray & Ross, Primus of Scotland, to the Rev. Chancellor Massingberd on Intercommunion with the Eastern Orthodox Church.
[By Robert Eden]
London: Rivingtons, 1867.Sketches of the Rites and Customs of the Greco-Russian Church
By H. C. Romanoff
London, Oxford and Cambridge: Rivingtons, 1869.Introduction by the Author of "The Heir of Redclyffe" [Charlotte Yonge]
The Greek Church, Her Doctrines and Principles Contrasted with Those of the Church of England: Is Union Desirable, or Possible?
By Joseph Bardsley.
London: Hatchards, 1870.Some Points in the Teaching of the Church of England, set forth for the Information of Orthodox Christians of the East, in the form of an answer to Questions. London: SPCK, 1900.
On the Question of the Union of the Churches.
An Address by His Grace, Archbishop Platon [Porfiri Fiodorovich Rozhdestvenski, 1866-1934] Printed by Request, n.p., 1911.An Attempt at Unity in Japan
[Anglican and Eastern Orthodox Churches]
By the Rev. Charles Filkins Sweet
Tokyo: For Private Distribution, 1912.The Religion of Russia: A Study of the Orthodox Church in Russia, from the Point of View of the Church in England.
By George Bernard Hamilton Bishop.
London Society of SS Peter and Paul, 1915. [External link]The Seventh General Council and the Doctrine of Icons
Conference in the Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster, December 2, 1918.
London: SPCK, 1919.Historical Contact of the Eastern Orthodox and Anglican Churches.
A review of the relations between the Orthodox Church of the East and the Anglican Church since the time of Theodore of Tarsus
By William Chauncey Emhardt
New York: Department of Missions and Church Extension of the Episcopal Church, 1920.The Episcopal and Greek Churches.
Report of an Unofficial Conference on Unity Between Members of the Episcopal Church in America and His Grace, Meletios Metaxakis, Metropolitan of Athens, And His Advisers. October 26, 1918. New York: Department of Missions, 1920.The Relations of the Anglican Churches with the Eastern-Orthodox, Especially in Regard to Anglican Orders.
By John Albert Douglas.
London: Faith Press, 1921. [External link]Economical Ministrations to the Czecho-Slovaks, Syrians and Others.
From The Christian East, Volume IV, No. 2, May 1923; pages 101-105.Eirenikon from the Oecumenical Patriarch to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
From The Christian East, September, 1925, pp. 114-116.Why Anglican Clergy Could Be Received in Their Orders.
By the Metropolitan Anthony Khrapovitsky (President of the Synod of Karlovtsi).
From The Christian East, March, 1927, pp. 60-69.Anglican and Orthodox in the Early Seventies. By S. C. Boys.
From The Christian East, Winter, 1927, pp. 210-215.The Eastern Church in the Western World.
By William Chauncey Emhardt, Thomas Burgess, Robert Frederick Lau.
Milwaukee: Morehouse Publishing, 1928.
London: A. R. Mowbray, 1928.Progress Towards the Re-Union of the Orthodox and Anglican Churches. By the Most Rev. Archbishop Germanos, Metropolitan of Thyatira
From The Christian East, Spring, 1929, pp. 20-31Archbishop Germanos on Anglicanism. By Canon J. A. Douglas, Ph.D.
From The Christian East, Spring, 1929, pp. 11-20The Lambeth Conference and the Orthodox in America: A Study of One Path Toward Reunion.
New York: Ecclesiastical Relations, The National Council of the Episcopal Church, 1930.A photograph taken at the Athens Consultation, 1930.
The Christian East, Spring, 1930, facing p. 32.The Orthodox Delegation to the Lambeth Conference of 1930 By Canon J. A. Douglas, Ph.D.
The Christian East, Summer, 1930. 11:2, pp. 49-64The Archbishop of Canterbury with the Orthodox Delegation and its Attendant Anglican Chaplains at Lambeth Palace, Tuesday, July 8th, 1930.
The Orthodox Delegation with the Bishop of London and Members of the Anglican and Eastern Churches Association at Fulham Palace.--July 11, 1930.
An Aid for Churchmen Episcopal and Orthodox
Toward a Mutual Understanding, by Means of a Brief Comparison of the Rites and Ceremonies of the Orthodox Church with those of the Episcopal (Anglican Church)
By the Rev. H. Henry Spoer, B.D., Ph.D., Sometime Lecturer at the Lichfield Theological College, England
With a Foreword by the Reverend Frank Gavin, Ph.D., Th.D.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Morehouse, 1930.
London: Mowbray, 1930.Report to the Holy Synod of Constantinople of the Church of Alexandria upon the First Session
From The Christian East, April, 1933, pp. 87-91The Orthodox Principle of Economy, and Its Exercise.
By Canon J. A. Douglas.
From The Christian East, 1932, 13:3, 4; pp 91-98What Might Have Been.
By Leicester C. Lewis, Ph.D.
From The Christian East, 1932, 13:2, pp 79-80.Report of the Conference at Bucarest from June 1st to June 8th, 1935, between the Rumanian Commission on Relations with the Anglican Communion and the Church of England Delegation Appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Church Assembly, Church House, Westminster, May, 1936
The Patriarch Miron Cristea of Rumania and the Archbishop of Canterbury [Cosmo Gordon Lang] at Lambeth Palace, July 3, 1936.
From The Christian East, Autumn, Jan-July 1936, frontispiece.Documents related to the Rumanian Recognition of Anglican Orders.
From The Christian East, July, 1937, pp. 6-10.Papers of the Russo-Greek Committee of the Protestant Episcopal Church
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