The Orthodox Study Bible includes the full Scriptures—Old Testament from the Septuagint and New Testament from the NKJV—along with commentary and notes from the early Church Fathers. Its purpose is to help readers understand the Bible through the lens of ancient Orthodox Christian teaching and tradition.

The Agpeya is the Coptic Orthodox book of daily prayers, containing Psalms, Gospel readings, litanies, and fixed prayers arranged across specific hours of the day. Its purpose is to sanctify each part of the day with prayer, help believers remember key events in Christ’s life, and cultivate a consistent rhythm of spiritual reflection.

The Didache is an early Christian teaching manual that contains instructions on moral living, community practices, baptism, fasting, prayer, and the structure of Church life. Its purpose is to guide new believers in the essentials of Christian conduct and to provide one of the earliest snapshots of how the first Christians organized worship and daily practice.

Becoming Orthodox is a modern spiritual memoir and study that traces one group’s journey from evangelical Protestantism into the Orthodox Church, explaining key doctrines, historical insights, and the appeal of ancient Christianity.