100 / DOW
Bible Atlas
(by Tim Dowley)
More than 30 original
computer generated maps
illustrating the biblical
story of the Jews from the
call of Abraham to the
beginnings of the Christian Church.
100 / DOW Tabernacle
Model (by Tim Dowley)
The illustrated story of the
Jewish Tabernacle.
Includes an authentic diecut cardboard scale model
to build.
100 / EVA
Old Testament
Introduction
(byMaryJ.Evans)
A fully-illustrated entrylevel contemporary study
of the story and message of
the books of the Old
Testament.
100 / MOT
New Testament
Introduction
(by Stephen Motyer)
A fully illustrated entrylevel contemporary study
of the message of the New
Testament writers.
100 / NEL
The Orthodox Study
Bible
New Testament and
Psalms, New King James
Version
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, Old
Testament I, Genesis I-II
(by Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, Old
Testament II, Genesis
12-50 (by Thomas C.
Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, Old
Testament III, Exodus,
Leviticus, Numbers,
Deuteronomy (by
Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, Old
Testament IX,
Proverbs, Ecclesiastes,
Song of Solomon (by
Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, Old
Testament X, Isaiah 1-39
(by Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, Old
Testament VIX, The
Twelve Prophets (by
Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament Ia, Matthew
1-13 (by Thomas C.
Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament II, Mark
(by Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament III, Luke
(by Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament VI, Romans
(by Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament VII, 12Corinthians (by
Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament VIII,
Galatians, Ephesians,
Philippians (by Thomas
C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament IX,
Colossians, 1-2 Timothy,
Titus, Philemon (by
Thomas C. Oden)
100 / STR
King James New
Strong’s Exhaustive
Concordance (by James
Strong)
-Strong’s Numbering
System
-Hebrew and Greek
Dictionaries
-The Words of Christ Emphasized
-Easy to read print
-Fan-Tab Thumb-Index Reference System
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament X, Hebrews
(by Thomas C. Oden)
100 / ODE
Ancient Christian
Commentary on
Scripture, New
Testament XI, James, 12 Peter, 1-3John, Jude
(by Thomas C. Oden)
100 / PAY
Bible Timeline
(by David Payne)
The extraordinary story
of the Jews from the call
of Abraham to the
destruction of the
Jerusalem temple, with
an invaluable
comprehensive full-colour fold-out
Timeline.
100/
Instant Programs for
Youth Groups section 1:
Self image, pressure,
living as a Christian
Fast, fun meeting ideas
for your youth ministry.
Your kids can pick a
program and plan their own meeting. Select
from important topics dealing with: selfimage, pressures and living as a Christian.
100 /
Instant Programs for
youth groups section
2: Me and God,
Responsibility and
Emotions
Fast, fun meeting ideas
for your youth ministry. Your kids can pick
a program and plan their own meeting.
Select from important topics dealing with:
Me & God, Responsibility and Emotions.
100 /
Instant Programs for
youth groups section
3: Friends, Parents,
Dating & Sex
Fast, fun meeting ideas
for your youth ministry.
Your kids can pick a
program and plan their own meeting. Select
from important topics dealing with: friends,
parents and dating and sex.
100/
Group’s Best JR. High
Meetings – volume 2
35 ready to use meetings
to help your junior
highers with: Dating &
sex, Self- confidence,Peer
pressure, Faith, Stress,
Parents & Drugs.
200 BIBLE
200 / TBS
Towards the Goal (by
The Bible Society)
New Testament in
Contemporary English
200.1 / AND
What you need to know
about the Bible in 12
Lessons (by
A thirteen week
curriculum, ideal for
Sunday school classes or other small group
meetings. There are twelve chapters to allow
for different sessions, which will take you
through the entire bible.
200.1 / BAR
Amos – Hope beyond
Judgement
These studies allow you
to use them with groups
of all ages and levels of
Christian maturity. The
first section is composed of exercises,
designed to help people focus on the biblical
theme of the study. The second section gives
understanding of the passage and questions
to go with it.
200.1 / BSE
The Book of Ruth (in
Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Discover for yourself the
Book of Ruth.
200.1 / BSE
The Book of Adam,
Caine and Abel and
Noah (in Arabic) (by the
Bible Society of Egypt)
Bible study questions
about Adam, Caine and
Abel and Noah.
200.1 / COL
Discover 1
If you want help to read
and understand the Biblelook no further. Discover
takes you through the
Bible in action-packed,
hard- hitting daily
chunks. It delivers God’s truth straight to
you in a no- nonsense way- and it’s fun!
With puzzles, prayer and pondering
sections: Bible reading has never been so
gripping. In this issue: Acts- Spreading the
news. Esther- Royal rescue
Easter- What really happened
Jesus- Living for God
Exodus- His way out
200.1 / COL
Discover 2
If you want help to read
and understand the Biblelook no further. Discover
takes you through the Bible
in action-packed, hardhitting daily chunks. It
delivers God’s truth straight to you in a nononsense way- and it’s fun! With puzzles,
prayer and pondering sections: Bible reading
has never been so gripping. In this issue:
Luke- Jesus the perfect teacher
Numbers- Canaan bound!
Acts- The Gospel gets around
Romans- Living for God - Ruth- God’s truth
200.1 / COL
Discover 3
If you want help to read
and understand the Biblelook no further. Discover
takes you through the
Bible in action-packed,
hard- hitting daily chunks.
It delivers God’s truth straight to you in a
no- nonsense way- and it’s fun! With
puzzles, prayer and pondering sections:
Bible reading has never been so gripping. In
this issue: Luke- Jesus in control
Numbers- Almost there!
Thinking about Christmas
Acts- Spreading the news
Colossians- All about Jesus
200.1 / DEM
Bible Briefs of the Old
and New Testaments: The
Bible Made Easy (by
Michael C. DeMoss)
A condensed and simplified
summary of the essentials
of the Old and New
Testaments for those who
have not yet read the Bible. After reading
this excellent condensed summary, the
reader will hopefully want to read the
original text. The compiler, an Orthodox
Christian attorney, originally compiled this
book in order to introduce his teenage
daughter to the Bible.
200.1 / DOW
The Student Bible Atlas
(by Dr Tim Dowley)
This Atlas contains
30 full-colour map
Gazetteer of Bible places
Abraham- Early Church
Clear explanatory text.
200.1 / ILL
Jonah Habakkuk &
Malachi
Have you ever been
troubled about the
relationship between
God’s love and his
justice? How should a
Christian’s lifestyle relate to the people of
God around him? How much control can we
expect to have over our own lives? Hoe do
we deal with the shock of realizing that
God’s perspective and ours do not agree?
These are some of the questions and issues
these three prophets face squarely. In 12
inductive studies your group will see how
God confronts his prophet and through
them, us, with the holiness of his character,
the breadth of his perspective and love, and
the kind of responsible living he desires for
his people.
200.1 / JUN
Philippians
Do you want to learn the
secret to contentment? In
his letter to the
Philippians, Paul Shares
with us how to be content
whatever our circumstances. Learn from
Paul how to pray and know the enjoy and
peace that comes from following Jesus.
200.1 / KIS
The Parables of Jesus
It is a contemporary
analysis of the parables by
an acknowledged New
Testament scholar. It is an
introduction deals with the forms,
composition, purpose, interpretation, and
classification of parables.
200.1 / LEG
I Will Turn to the Father
The Gospel according to
Luke
The first Letter from Peter
The Book of Amos
A Selection of Psalms
200.1 / MAL
Psalms
200.1 / MAL
Jonah
Chapter 1: Jaonah in the
Raging Sea
Chapter 2: Jonah Inside
the Whale
Chapter3: Jonah in
Neneveh
Chapter4: On the East Side of the City
200.1 / MAL
First Samuel
Bible study of the first book
of Samuel.
200.1 / MOU
Christ Of The
Prophecies
In this book we discuss
the relationship between
the two Testaments.
Our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ, repeatedly
referred to the Old Testament.
Christ instructed us to read the Old
Testament, as a source of life.
The four Gospels refer to the Old Testament.
The epistles extensively use the Old
Testament
The Old Testament is a foundation for the
New.
Thirty-eight prophecies about Christ
completely fulfilled in the New Testament.
Simple but effective book.
200.1 / PRI
The Persistence of Faith
(by Norman Pritchard)
Can trusting God really
help us?
What happens to faith
when the going gets tough?
What meaning can such suffering give to
our lives?
The apostle Paul addresses these and other
questions in this letter to the Phillipians,
sometimes called “the epistle of Joy”. By
entering into the mind of Paul, the author
shows how the triumphs and tragedies of our
lives can be marked with meaning.
Questions for group discussion at the end of
each chapter focus on particular areas for
thinking and action.
200.1 / SHE
Contemplations on the
Ten Commandments volume II
A selection of Pope
Shenouda’s lectures from
1967 discussing some of
his contemplations on the 5th commandment
200.1 / SHE
Contemplations on the
Ten Commandments ,
the fifth Commandment
Honor your father &
your mother (volume 2)
This book talks about the
commandment of how to
honor your father and mother, the first
commandment on human relations, and the
first commandment with a promise,
How should we honor our parents?
Is there a limit for that?
What are the conditions of obedience?
How could it be obedience in the Lord?
200.1 / SHE
Contemplations on the
Ten Commandments ,
the Sixth Commandment
(volume 3)
This book talks about the
Sixth Commandment
“You Shall Not Kill”. There are various
kinds of killing such as killing the soul,
killing the body, spiritual killing,
committing suicide, intentional killing …etc.
200.1 / SHE
Contemplations on the
Ten Commandments ,
the last Four
Commandments
(volume 4)
This book presents the
last four commandments: the Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Commandments.
200.1 / SHE
Contemplations on the
Prayer of Thanks giving
and psalms 51
The main aim of this
book is to encourage you
to get to the depth of the
prayers words and to let your prayer have
more depth, more understanding and to
mean each word that you utter. Then you
will feel that the Agbia prayers have great
affect on your spirituality.
200.1 / STA
Psalms
The five psalms that we
will be looking at in these
studies are all about how
God’s people respond to
the world they live in –
especially in those times
when things do not seem
to be going right.
200.1 / STY
Come, Receive the Light
(by Theodore
Stylianopoulos)
Sixteen Bible studies . . I &
II
200.1 /
Life for Youth
This booklet covers: Life
that’s real, life that
accepts, life that grows,
life that pleases God and
life that thinks of others.
200.2 / GUY
Song of songs
Jeanne Guyon’s
commentary on Song of
Songs is an allegory of the
relationship between Christ
and His bride, in which the
bride stands for the
individual believer rather than the church as
a whole. It depicts the believer’s journey
from spiritual infancy to mature faith and
unity with God through Jesus Christ.
200.2 / TYN
The One Year Bible
The One Year Bible has
been prepared especially
for regular Bible readers
who wish to read through
the entire Bible in one
year. Each day you will read a passage from
the Old Testament and one from the New
Testament, along with a Psalm and one or
two Proverbs. This gives variety and
freshness to your daily reading.
200.2 / WAH
The book of Tobit
The story of the book of
Tobit is the story of every
generation as it gives clear
instructions of the
importance of holding the law of the Lord,
even in the foreign land, as the righteous
Joseph, Daniel, the three young youth and
other saints lived.
200.3 / BSE
The Book of Genesis (in
Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in
the book of Genesis.
200.3 / BSE
The Book of Exodus (in
Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in
the book of Exodus
200.3 / BSE
The Book of Leviticus (in
Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in
the book of Leviticus
200.3 / BSE
The Book of Numbers
(in Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in
the book of Numbers.
203.3 / BSE
The Book of
Deuteronomy (in
Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in
the book of Deuteronomy.
200.3 / BSE
The Book of Samuel I &
II (in Arabic) (by the
Bible Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in
the book of Samuel I & II.
200.3 / BSE
The Gospel of Matthew
(in Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in the
Gospel of Matthew.
200.3 / BSE
The Gospel of John (in
Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in the
Gospel of John.
200.3 / BSE
The Book of Acts (in
Arabic) (by the Bible
Society of Egypt)
Quizzes and activities in
the Book of Acts.
200.3 / COP
The Holy Bible’s
Dictionary (by COP)
A brief stories about Bible
Characters
200.3 / MAL
The Holy Bible’s
Dictionary – in Arabic
(by Fr Tadros Yacoub
Malaty)
Summary about the Bible
characters sorted under alphabetical order.
200.3 / MAL
Dictionary of Church
Terms (by Fr Tadros
Yacoub Malaty)
This is a simplified
dictionary of church terms
that would help you at your prayers.
200.4 / ABA
The annual Sunday
School Bible competition
(by St Abanoub Church)
This book discusses the
privileges distinguishing
the Coptic Church from
other churches in the world, these privileges
are demonstrated in the Holy Scriptures and
in history.
200.4 / COP
Bible Quizzes (in Arabic)
(by Coptic Orthodox
Church)
Part 1- the five books of
Moses
200,5 / RIE
Saint Luke the Acts of
the Apostles
A translation of the book
of Acts of the Aposltes
written by St Luke. Also
included a within this
translation are explanatory notes on the
spiritual means behind this historical book.
300 CHURCH
300.1 / ATT
Coptic orthodox church
of Australia 1969-1994
(by Maged Attia)
This book provides a
historical overview of the
Coptic orthodox church,
with its growth and expansion, monasteries,
schools and villages. A lot of photos and
articles are included.
300.1 / ATT
The Coptic contribution
to Christian civilization
(byAziz S. Atteya)
This brief essay is intended
to outline the major
segments of the
contribution that the Coptic church has made
to Christian civilization, and shows the need
for the rewriting of numerous chapters of
early Christian history.
300.1 / GEO
The Holy Family in Egypt
(by St George Coptic
Church in Aust)
The journey of the holy
family into Egypt and a
sketch indicating the holy family route in
Egypt.
300.1 / MEI
The Holy Family in Egypt
(by Otto F.A. Meinardus)
This book first published in
1963 is the classic account of
the traditions surrounding the
flight of the Holy Family into
and through Egypt. It has been compiled
from both Eastern and Western sources,
including both Muslim and Christian
traditions, written and oral. The author has
included an attempted reconstruction of the
route takes by the Holy Family and retells
the stories of their encounters along the way.
300.1 / MIN
The Holy Family in Egypt
(by St Mina Monastery)
A photographic book
depicting the journey of the
holy family through Egypt.
Through its imagery, we are
given an indication of the
circumstances that the holy family lived in.
300.1 / PHI
The flight of the Holy
Family to Egypt (by Fr.
Philopos Anba-Bishoy)
A summary of the journey
that the holy family
undertook throughout the
various cities of Egypt.
300.1 / WILL
Orthodox Worship, a
living continuity with the
Synagogue, the Temple
and the early Church (by
Benjamin D. Williams)
In this book the author
introduced us not only to worship, its ritual
and sacramental expressions, but has also
focused on inner prayer and spirituality as a
means to union with our Lord and Savior
Jesus Christ.
300.2 / NOR
Symbols & their
Meanings
This book presents and
interprets symbols and their
meanings and other
important symbols of
Christianity giving them
new meaning for contemporary Christians.
300.3 / ALE
The Holy Angels (by
Mother Alexandra)
This book is a guide
through the Holy Scriptures
and the writings of the Holy
Fathers, to bring the faithful
to a greater knowledge and
understanding of the heavenly hosts in the
hope that their belief in the holy angels may
stand on a firm foundation and reap a rich
harvest of grace and all blessings in the
heavenly ministrations of the blessed and
angelic spirits.
300.3/BEN
The Devil & Magic (by
Hiermonk Benedict)
Commentary by St John
Chrysostom on the origin,
fall and envy of the devil,
and his relationship with
magic and its causes.
300.4 / AND
The Trinity (by M.
Anderson)
This booklet is written to
dispel some
misunderstandings
Moslems have about the
title “Son of God” and the
subject of “Trinity”, it is written to give
some Christians a better appreciation of the
oneness of God in relation to the Trinity, in
order that they may be able to communicate
what Christians believe to their Moslem
friends using Islamic sources and concepts.
300.4 / COP
The day the mountain
moved (by Coptic
Orthodox Church)
This book retells the
struggles and tribulations of
the ancient copts in their
attempt to keep the Christian faith. The day
the mountain moved is a great story of how
the Coptic faith moved the great mountain
of Mokatam in order to prove the true
presence of Christ to the Khalefa of the
Moslems.
300.4 / HAR
Contemporary Moral
Issues (by Stanley S.
Harakas)
Chapter topics include
Astrology, the Occult,
Women in Church,
Pomography, Abortion,
Homosexaulity, Divorce, Human Rights,
Racism, Capital Punishment, Ecology,
Euthanasia, the donation of Organs after
death, and many more..
300.4 / MAL
St Mary in the Orthodox
concept (by Fr. Tadros Y.
Malaty)
Through St Mary we
discover the nature of her
Son as the incarnate Son of
God. Her life speaks of God redeeming deed
and explains man’s role in attaining the
heavenly life by the divine Grace. This book
discussed her love for the whole world and
her longing for the perfect salvation for
every body.
300.4 / MAL
The Church / the Coptic
Orthodox Church Dogmas
(by Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty)
This book covers the
following topics:
-The nature of the church
-Covenant people of God
-The mother of believers
-The body of Christ
-A new creation in Christ
-The Bride of Christ
-Christ buildings
-The house of Faith
-The house of Salvation
-The community of love
-An Icon of Heaven
-An Ever – young church
-The first born church
300.4 / MAL
Tradition and Orthodoxy
(by Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty)
This book covers the various
topics:
-The message of Faith in the
Holy Trinity and God
redeeming deeds.
-The deeds and words of Christ
-The books of the Old Testament
-The spiritual and ethical scheme in Jesus
Christ
-The curriculum of worship, its concept and
order.
300.4 / MOU
St Athanasius &
Incarnation (by Bishop
Moussa)
This booklet discusses the
doctrine of Incarnation, the
first part provides simple
answers to some questions raised at church
youth meetings such as why Christ was
Incarnated? In the second part we meet St
Athanasius the Apostolic, the defender of
Orthodoxy, he gave the best explanation of
the doctrine of the Incrnation. Here he
explains the necessity, the objectives and the
blessing of incarnation in a simple way with
clear analogies.
300.4 / NIC
What every Orthodox
Christian should know (by
Fr. George Nicozisin)
Fr. Nicozisin’s book meets a
great need in the Orthodox
Church today to introduce
inquirers to the church through the medium
of a lightweight book that whets the appetite
of the searcher through its brevity. In highly
condensed form, it encapsulates all the
basics about the history of the church from
the apostles to the present day and its
relationship to the Roman Catholics and the
Protestants, the Bible, the Ecumenical
councils etc.
300.4 / SIS
Bodily Resurrection (by the
Sisters of the Orthodox
Monastery of the
Transfiguration) (by Sisters
of the Orthodox Monastery
of the Transfiguration)
This book is about the body, death and
resurrection, Orthodox burial, bearing
witness to Eternal Life.
300.4 / WAH
The Doctrine of
Sanctification of St
Athanasius Paschal Letters
(by Fr. Matthias F. Wahba)
This book has six chapters:
-The Paschal letters
-Athanasius general concept of
sanctification
-Creation and fall
-Sanctification through salvation
-Sacraments and paschal festival
-Sanctification, Grace of God and co--operation of Man
300.4 / WAR
How are we saved? The
understanding of Salvation
in the Orthodox Tradition
(by Bishop Kallistos Ware)
This book covers the topic of
salvation as an ongoing process and whether
we are saved by God’s Mercy & Grace and
from what we are saved.
300.4 /
Orthodox Spirituality
A short and very simple
introduction of the first
principles of the
spirituality of the
Orthodox Church on
Ascetical and Mystical
Tradition.
300.41 / ANG
The Altar in the Midst of
Egypt (by Bishop
Angaelos)
This book has 7 chapters:
Saint Mark and the
establishment of the church
of Alexandria, history, faith and practice,
contributions to Christendom, mission,
Coptic culture and the church today.
300.41 / HAB
The Ancient Coptic
Churches of Cairo (by
Raouf Habib)
Offers a simple and clear
description of ancient
Coptic churches in Cairo
which is a wonderful part
of the national heritage and history.
300.41 / MAS
Introduction to the Coptic
Orthodox Church (Iris
Habib Elmasry)
This book covers a variety of
aspects concerning the
Coptic church such as the persecutions,
monasticism, the creed, the sacraments, the
blessed version, fasting & prayer,
intercession and institutions
300.41 / MES
The Coptic Calendar (by
Fr Matta El-Meskeen)
The origin of the Coptic
calendar and various feasts
and commemorations of
saints and church fasting.
300.41 / SAM
The story of the church of
Saint George Coptic
Orthodox Church in Sydney
(by Nadine Samir)
This book highlights the story
of the church and its
celebration for the Silver Jubilee 1973-1998.
300.41 / SHE
Coptic Orthodox Church
Chapter 1: The Coptic
orthodox church
Chapter 2: The Coptic church
in modern time
Chapter 3: The Coptic
orthodox church in Australia
Chapter 4: His Holiness Pope Shenouda III
300.41 / SUR
Christian Education (By
Bishop Suriel)
In this booklet you can find a
clear overview of what
Christian Education meant to
the Alexandrine Christians of
the day
-what were the first steps of learning
-what role did oral teaching play in their
daily lives
-what significance did libraries, schools and
academies have at that time
-who were some of the distinguished
scholars and teachers of Alexandria and -what impact did their work have.
300.41 / WAH
The Coptic Orthodox
Church of Egypt (by Fr
Matthias Farid Wahba)
Chapter1: Blessed Egypt
Chapter 2: The term “copt”
Chapter 3: The Coptic
language
Chapter 4: The founder of the church
Chapter 5 Church of Martyrs
Chapter 6: The school of Alexandria
Chapter 7: The Coptic church and heresies
Chapter 8: The Coptic church and mission
Chapter 9: Monasticism
Chapter 10: Doctrine and practice
Chapter 11: The Coptic Pope
Chapter 12: The copts today
Chapter 13: The church in Australia
300.41 /
A Special Tribute to 25
years - St Anthony & St
Paul Coptic Orthodox
Church, Guildford, Sydney
A special tribute 1973-1998,
Silver 25 Jubilee. This book
also illustrates: The church going to the
people. A place for learning: the Coptic
Theological College. The fruit of the
vineyard. A photographic history
Silver Jubilee celebration.
300.41 /
St Mark Coptic Orthodox
Church in London
The church is celebrating its
silver Juilee 1979-2004, this
book record some of the
achievement accomplished
by her clergy, deacons and council during
the past quarter century.
300.412 / BAK
The procession of the cross
(by St Bakhomios Church,
Aust)
The procession of the cross is
one of the beautiful ritual
practices of the church
services, which uplifts the soul. This book
contains the responses to the gospels and
hymns which are chanted, and through
which we share the life of praise with the
angels
300.412 / BAK
The Rite of Consecrating
the Altar (by St Bakhomios
Church, Aust)
Prayers used for the
consecration of the Alter in
the Coptic Orthodox Church.
300.412 / COP
Deacons responses for the
feasts of the resurrection
(by Coptic Orthodox
Church)
Includes all responses
during the feasts of the
ascension and the penticost.
300.412 / COP
The feast of the Pentecost (by
Coptic Orthodox Church)
This book enables you to
follow the prayers of the
Pentecost, celebrating the day
when the Holy Spirit
descended on the Disciples. This happened
fifty days after Jesus has risen, which means
ten days from His ascension to heaven.
300.412 / COP
The kneeling prayers for
the feast of Pentecost (by
Coptic Orthodox Church)
It is customary to pray the
kneeling prayer at the ninth
hour on Sunday although the
Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles at
the morning third hour. A guide to the
hymns, and the different sections of the
kneeling prayer for the feast of the
Pentecost.
300.412 / COP
The Rite of Glorification for
St Mary St Paul The
Apostles & St Reweis (by
Coptic Orthodox Church)
Hymns and Glorification for St
Mary St Paul The Apostles &
St Reweis. Remember those who have
guided you spoken the word to you, whose
faiths follow, considering the outcome for
their conduct. (Heb. 13:7)
300.412 / MIK
Focus on the Coptic Family
(by Fr. Mikhail E. Mikhail)
It is a guide to the Scriptural
readings and meditations, and
to our spiritual growth in the
Lord Jesus Christ,. Through
the recounting of the Holy lives of the
Church’s Saints, the book is also a
demonstration of the riches of the heritage
of the Coptic Orthodox Church.
300.412 / MON
The order of the lakkan
prayers for the feasts of
Theophany, the Great
Thursday and the feast of
fathers the Apostles (by
Monastery of St
Shenouda’s the
Archmanadrite)
The Lakkan of the Feast of the Theophany
300.4123 / COP
Sunday of Kiack (by
Coptic Othodox Chruch)
The hymns to be said in the
midnight praises for the
Sunday of Kiack.
300.4123 / COP
Verses of the Cymbels (by
Coptic Othodox Chruch)
The hymns for the verses of
the cymbels for the vespers
and matins
300.412 / PET
Lakan (washing of the feet)
(by St Peter the Bishop of
El-Bahnassa)
This book contains the
prayers for the washing of the
feet (lakan). This is read on the Coptic
month of Abib, the feast of our fathers, the
apostles.
300.413 / COP
Prayer of the Raising of
Incense (by Coptic
Orthodox Church)
A guide to the hymns and
rites of the prayer of raising
of Incense.
300.412 / SHE
Consecration of St Paul &
St Reweis Coptic Orthodox
Church (by Pope Shenouda
III)
This is the book of the
prayers used for the consecration of a Coptic
Orthodox Church. The prayers are in both
Arabic & English
300.4123 / BAK
Hymns & Praises during
Holy Communion (by Fr
Tadros El-Bakhoumi)
Hymns & Praises for Holy
Communion
300.4123 / COP
Great Lent Tunes &
Prayers (by Coptic Othodox
Chruch)
Prayers & Tunes of the Holy
Lent, Monday to Friday and
Saturdays & Sundays, it also
includes the Petitions prayed during the
morning. Raising of Incense at Lent and
Jonah’s Fasting.
300.413 / COP
The Holy Euchologion of
the Coptic Orthodox
Church of Alexandria (by
Coptic Othodox Chruch)
This English edition of the
liturgies of St Cyril the great
and St Gregory is the first attempt in
Australia to translate these liturgies.
We are publishing this edition to enable
discussions to take place on the suitability
and the accuracy of the translation.
The Coptic liturgy of St Basil is already in
print and we are not attempting to change
the present translation. However we found it
suitable to include copy of this liturgy for
reference only.
300.413 / MAL
The Coptic Liturgy (by Fr.
Tadros Malati)
A guide to the Coptic Liturgy
of St Basil.
300.413 / MAL
The Liturgy
(by Fr. Tadros Malati)
This book helps the child to
understand the meaning
behind each part of the Holy
Liturgy through colouring activities.
COPTIC ORTHODOX ART
300.414 / GER
Coptic Textile Designs
(by M. Gerspach)
A book containing samples of
Coptic textile designs
300.414 / MAC
Iconography in Early
Egypt Symposium
(by Macquarie University)
This book covers the
spirituality history and
development of Coptic Icons.
COPTIC CHURCH LEADERS
300.415 / ANT
Anba Abraam
(by St Anthonious Coptic
Orthodox Church)
This book retells the story of
Anba Abraam the Bishop of
Fayoum
300.415 / ATT
The Silver Jubilee of His
Holiness Pope Shenouda
III (by Maged Attia)
This book was written on
the occasion of the twentyfifth anniversary of the
Enthronement of His
Holiness Pope Shenouda III to the Apostolic
Throne of St Mark. The book also highlights
the following topics: The early years of His
Holiness’s early years of his life. The first
Bishop for education, The 17th Patriarch of
Alexandria, Christian education, Pastoral
care, Ecumenical relations, Pope Shenouda
and the Heads of the churches,The Papal
visits, Mission and Evangelism
300.415 / CHI
The Letters of Saint
Anthony the Great
(by Derwas J. Chitty)
A translation of the seven
letters for Saint Anthony , the
first time that these seven
letters have appeared in English.
300.415 / COP
Athanasius the Apostolic (by
Coptic Orthodox Church)
The life and accomplishments
of St Athanasius the
Apostolic.
300.415 / COP
Fragments (by Coptic
Orthodox Church)
This book reflects a
summary of five of the
church’s main Popes (Abba
Kyrillos) that played a very
vital role in keeping the
church’s faith steadfast.
300.415 / MAL
Pope Peter I
(by Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty)
The life and Ministry of St
Peter I
300.415 / MAS
The story of Father Pishoy
Kamel (by Iris Habib El
Masry)
Dedication of the great spirit
Abuna Pishoy Kamel the
Man-of-God in loyal homage
300.415 / MES
The Life of Saint Paula (by
Andraws Abdel Mesieh)
A biography on the keys
event and life of St Paula.
300.415 / MET
The Sequence of the
Popes of the Coptic
Orthodox Church (in
Arabic) (by Bishop
Metaos)
300.415 / SON
His Grace Metropolitan
Bishop Daniel (by Sons of
Metropolitan Daniel)
A book about his life of love
and righteousness and who
was a model and a prototype
of love, humility and active until the last
breath of his life.
300,415 / SON
Miracles of Pope Kyrillos
VI (by Sons of Pope
Kyrillos)
A book that shows his love
towards his congregation
during his life and after his
departure through his
miracles.
300.415 / WAH
St Macarius the Great
(by Fr. Macarius
Wahba)
The story which talks
about the great Saint who
was described as the lamp
of the wilderness.
300.416 / BOT
Abouna Abdel Messih
(by Bishop Botros)
His life and miracles.
300.416 / BOT
St Mary the Egyptian
(by Michael Botros)
This booklet highlights the
life of St Mary the Egyptian.
300.416 / BOT
St Mina (by Michael
Botros)
This booklet highlights the
life of St Mina.
300.416 / COP
St Karas (by Coptic
Orthodox Church)
This booklet highlights the life
of St Karas
300.416 / FUN
The Church and
Monastery of the Virgin
Mary- Maadi Cairo
The History of the Church
and Monastery, The Holy
Family in Egypt, The Floating Bible &
Description of the Church.
COPTIC CHURCH MONASTRIES
300.416 / ABD
A guest from Heaven, Saint
Andrews of Anba Samuel’s
Monastery (by Dr. Kamal
Abdalla)
The life-history in a nutshell of
our Father Saint Andrwes of Anba Samuel’s
Monastery. The book highlights his early
life, monasticism, how did he come to
Alexandria and how did he win people’s
hearts, his struggle and virtues.
300.416 / COP
The Monastery of the Holy
Virgin and St. Kame- Deir
el Sourian (by Coptic
Orthodox Church)
This booklet includes a brief history of the
Monastery, New discoveries of frescoes, and
explains briefly how the monks live.
300.416 / GAB
Anba Maqar Monastery (by
Amir Gabra)
This book covers everything
about the Monastery of Anba
Maqar, like the building of the
Monastery after repair, the monks cells, the
library, the churches and the monumental
door of the church, some of the ancient
inscriptions of the church etc..
300.416 / GIB
The story of St Mina of Egypt
(by Michael Gibrael)
300.416 / GIB
St Bishoy of Egypt
(by Michael Gibrael)
This booklet highlights the life
of St Bishoy.
300.416 / GOB
AL Mu’allaqah Church
(by Amir Gabra)
This church is considered the
most ancient and significant
church among the churches
of the castle of Babylon in
old Cairo. It is called (Moallakah) because it
stands hanging on the rubbles of two big
bastions of the Roman Castle. The book is
written in both Arabic and English and
shows numerous pictures of the church
building and iconostasis.
300.416 / GOB
Anba Bishoi monastery
(by Amir Gabra)
This book discusses the
foundations, layout and
sectors of Anba Bishoi’s
monastery.
300.416 / GOB
The Monastery of the Holy
Lady Virgin
(by Amir Gabra)
The monastery of Al Baramus
is related to the lives of many
saints during its long history.
It was founded by Saint Macarius in Wadi
Al Natroun in the fourth century. It is the
monastery which embraced the two roman
Saints Maximus and Domitious and Saint
Arsanious the teacher of the sons of the
kings. This book covers the history and the
buildings of the church. It is written in both
Arabic and English and has many
photographs
300.416 / LYS
Monastery of St Paul
(by William Lyster)
This book covers the story
of the life of St Paul, the
history of the Coptic church
and the monastery, the
buildings, library, garden,
manuscripts, icons, map of Egypt and map
of the monastery. Also contains
photographs.
300.416 / MAL
Anba Abraam the friend of
the poor
(by Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty)
This book talks about Anba
Abraam as a friend of the
poor, a man of the prayer, his
asceticism, the modest Bishop, his firmness,
his power in exorcism of evil spirit etc..
300.416 / MEI
The Historic Coptic
Churches of Cairo (by Otto
F. A. Meinardus)
In this book, the author invites
us to visit, in an exciting trip
through space and time, the
old historical churches of Cairo and its
suburbs; also some of its renowned modern
ones like Heliopolis, and above all, the new
Saint Mark’s cathedral at Abbassiyah. A
discovery tour, to demonstrate all their
famous historical treasures, art and
distinguished design.
300.416 / REU
Coptic Orthodox
Monastery of St. Antony
The Great
This booklet includes
Life of St. Antony The Great
The Monastery Buildings
The Entrance of St. Antony cave,
The Monastery Churches,
The Monastery Icons,
The Monastery today.
300.416 / SAM
Ancient Coptic churches
and monasteries in Delta,
Sinai and Cairo
(by Arch. Badie Habib)
The churches and monasteries
of Lower Egypt in this guide
provide us with new ideas about the history
of our church. This is a record of most of the
Coptic churches and monasteries in Lower
Egypt, Cairo and Sinai. The book has
photographs and maps.
300.416 / SON
St Mina the Miraculous
(by Sons of Pope Kyrillo VI)
This book contains the
following:
I am glorified in them
The crown of celibacy and asceticism
The crown of martyrdom
The Saint’s body
The miracles
Saint Mina defends his nation
The new existing monastery
The ancient city
300.416 / YOH
St Bashnouna the Monk and
Martyr
(by Bishop Yohanna)
Contemplation in his life and
his Martyrdom.
300.416 / COP
The Monastery of the Holy
Virgin and St. Kame- Deir
el Sourian (by Coptic
Orthodox Church)
This booklet includes a brief
history of the Monastery, New discoveries
of frescoes, and explains briefly how the
monks live.
COPTIC CHURCH CREED
300.417 / MAL
Alexandria and Christian
Dogmas
(by Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty)
This book depicts the dogma
as theological concepts of
God, the Church and eternal
life and the daily experiences that one
encounters with God and the Church.
300.417 / MAL
Procession of the Holy Spirit
(by Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty)
This book talks about the
arguments and struggles that
the Coptic Orthodox Church
went through in order to conquer the refusal
of the addition of the filioque (pertaining
from the Son). As a result of this, the church
now celebrates the procession of the Holy
Spirit.
COPTIC CHURCH CALENDAR
300.418 / COP
Cloud of Witnesses (by
Coptic Orthodox Church)
A simple, yet effective quick
reference to know the feasts of
the Saints celebrated on any
one day of the year, shows the comparison
between the Coptic and western calendar.
300.418 / GEO
Coptic Synaxarium volume 2 (by St George
Coptic Orthodox Church)
Includes the commemoration
of Saints and Martyrs who died in the
blessed month of Kiahk, Tubah and Amshir.
300.418 / GEO
Coptic Synaxarium - volume
3 (by St George Coptic
Orthodox Church)
Includes the biography of the
Saints and the Martyrs which
are pleasing to the Christian
soul. Their spirituality,
struggles, virtues and sacrifices educates and
strengthen and set an example for us.
300.418 / MAR
Coptic Synaxarium volume 1 (by St Mark
Coptic Orthodox Church)
Since the early Apostolic era,
the history of our glorious
church has not been, at
anytime, without heroes of faith. Their strife
was clear particularly in the early times and
especially in eras of persecutions. Hundreds
of thousands were martyred because of their
strong faith in their God. They defended
their faith, and their church, till the last drop
of their blood without fear of torture or
persecution.
COPTIC CHURCH FEASTS
300.419 / BAK
The Coptic New Year- ElNayrouz, Feast of Martyrs
(by Fr Tadros ElBakhoumi)
The information in this
resourse booklet is a
comprehensive documentation of the Coptic
Calendar and its history. The booklet
explains the establishment of the Coptic
calendar going back to the time of the
ancient Egyptians (4000BC), the different
names used for the El-Nayrouz feast, old
customs, rituals, traditions and historical
meanings which altogether, set the
foundation for the modern-day feast of the
Coptic New Year celebrations.
300.419 / CRE
St Marys Apparition in
Zeittoun
St Marys Apparition at the
Coptic Orthodox Church of
Zeitun on April 2, 1986 as
reported and approved by the
Papal Committees concerned.
300.419 / ISK
The assumption of the virgin
(by Fr. Athanasius Iskander)
This booklet covers the
virgin’s last days on earth, her
last prayer, her dormition, her
burial and assumption.
CHURCH JOURNALS
300.5 / JOU
Coptica
vol 2, 2003 Part 1 (by
Journal of the St Mark
Foundation & St Shenouda
the Archimandrite Coptic
Society)
This volume 2 of Coptica
contains eight of the papers
presented at the Symposium which will be
followed by volume 3, containing seven
more papers. These fifteen papers submitted
for publication are out of a total of 23 papers
presented at the Symposium. The journals in
this book are:
1. The importance of Wadi al-Natroun
for Coptology
2. The Multi-ethnic character of the
Wadi-al Natroun
3. Wadi-al Natroun and the History of
the Patriachs of Alexandria
4. Wadi-al Natroun and Coptic
Literature
5. Wadi Natroun in Geologic History
6. Figures in the Carpet: Macarius the
Great, Isaiah of Scetis, Daniel of
Scetis, and Monastic Spirituality in
the Wadi al-Natroun (Scetis) From
the fourth to the sixth century.
7. Consecration of the Myron at Saint
Macarius Monastery
300.5 / JOU
Coptica vol 3, 2004 Part 2
(by Journal of the St Mark
Foundation & St Shenouda
the Archimandrite Coptic
Society)
This issue of Coptica (volume
3) is the second and last volume of the
published proceedings of the historic WadiAl Natroun Symposium. This book contains
8 journals:
1. Scetis at the Red Sea: Depictions of
Monastic Genealogy in the
Monastery of St. Antony.
2. On the Architecture at Wadi-Al
Natroun
3. The Ornamental Repertoire In the
Wall-paintings of Wadi-al Natroun:
Remarks on a methodical approach
4. Art in the Wadi- Al Natroun: An
assessment of the Earliest
wallpaintings in the church of Abu
Makar, Dayr Abu Makar
5. A play of Light and Shadow: the
Stuccoes of Dayr al- Suryan and
their Historical Context
6. Results of the Recent Restoration
Campaigns
7. Indigo and Madder, Finger Prints
and Brush Strokes: Notes on Six
Byzantine Great Deesis Icons of
Wadi al- Natroun Monasteries and
their Egyptian origin
8. History through Inscriptions: Coptic
Epigraphy in the Wadi al-Natroun.
300.5 / JOU
Coptica vol 4, 2005 (by
Journal of the St Mark
Foundation & St Shenouda
the Archimandrite Coptic
Society)
This book contains 7 journals:
1. An archaeological Mission for the
white Monastery
2. St Shenoute in Seventeeth Century
Dress: Arabic Christian preaching in
Paris
3. The library of the monastery of St.
Shenouda the Archimendrite
4. The state of research on the career of
Shenoute in 2004
5. “Those whom God made Famous
throughout the World” Holy Men
from Middle and Lower Egypt in the
writings of Saint Shenoute the Great
6. The literary Corpus of Shenoute
7. Between Saint Shenoute and Saint
Macarius
CHURCH MONASTRIES
300.6 / THI
The mystery of Mother
Mary’s House in
Ephesus (by Fr. Elie
Remy Thierry)
The mystery of (Mother
Mary’s House) in Ephesus
is part of a much greater
mystery; that of the place where Mary lived
after the death and ascension of her Son,
Jesus. The aim of this booklet is not to
undertake an exhaustive study of the
presence of Mary, but merely to show from
the Bible and from ecclesiastical writings of
the 1st-6th centuries, that Mary and John
lived in Ephesus. Deliberately leaving aside
the 7th century theory that Mary died in
Jerusalem, the story here tells of the
discovery of the house-chapel in the 19th
century, adding little information about
archaeology, pilgrimages and the attitude of
the ecclesiastical hierarchy.
300.6 / VER
Missionaries Monks and
Martyrs (by Luke
Alexander Veronis)
This select survey of
inspiring missionaries
attempts to offer a taste of
the rich missionary tradition
of the Orthodox Church. It includes
missionaries from thee early church to the
20th century.
They include :
St Paul, the Monastics of Egypt, Palestine
and Syria
Cyril & Methodios
Stephen of Perm
Kosmas Aitolos
Herman of Alaska
Innocent veniaminov
Nicholas Kastakin
Anastasios Yannoulatos
CHURCH TEACHING
300.7 / BAK
After Death (by Archim.
Vasilios Bakogiannis)
This book is about what
happen to us after we die,
from the moment of death
onwards.
300.7 / BAS
St Basil the Great on the
Holy Spirit (by St Basil
the Great)
A treatise written by St
Basil the Great on the Holy
Spirit fighting the Arians
denial of the full divinity on
the Son, and an attempt to settle the conflict
that had risen between the different church
groups. He demonstrates that He (God), like
the Son, is of one and the same nature with
the Father, and that equal honour and
worship are therefore due to him.
300.7 / CHR
Beyond the Shattered
image: Insights into an
Orthodox ecological
Worldview
(by John Chryssavgis)
Presents the full ecological
significance of the Orthodox
Christian worldview. It explores the deepest
sense and experiences of the world as a
sacrament.
300.7 / CHR
St John Chrysostom on
Wealth and Poverty (by St
John Chrysostom)
Six sermons by St John
Chrysostom addressing the
questions of wealth and
poverty in the lives of people of his day.
And yet addresses the modern reader with
clarity, insight into the human dilemma,
compassion and judgement.
300.7 / CHR
St John Chrysostom
Homilies (by St John
Chrysostom)
This book offers the teaching
of our Lord “The Sermon on
the Mount” as contained in
Chapters V, VI and VII of the Gospel
according to St. Matthew. This teaching is
offered as interpreted by St. John
Chrysostom the great father of the Orthodox
Christian Church. It is hoped that this will
prove to be a practical guide to the Christian
Ethics and will fill a great void for most
people as although they are called
Christians, they ignore the teaching of Christ
as regards for example the subjects of
wealth, oath, adultery, divorce and etc.
300.7 / CYR
On the Unity of Christ (by
St. Cyril of Alexandria)
This book is essential
reading for all those
interested in the theology
and spirituality of the
fathers, in the ancient
church’s use of scripture, and the way in
which the church once creatively expressed
its thinking through the media of philosophy
and the natural sciences.
300.7 / IRE
On the Apostolic Preaching
(by St. Irenaeus of Lyons)
Uniting, for the first time, the
whole history of God’s
activity in one allencompassing divine
economy, Irenaeus demonstrates that there is
but one God, who has made Himself known
through His one Son, Jesus Christ, by the
one Holy Spirit, to the one human race,
bringing His creature made from mud into
the intimacy of communion with Himself.
300.7 / MEY
Living Tradition
(by John Meyendorff)
How is the Orthodox
Christian to maintain and
witness to his faith in the
complicated and changing
world of the twentieth
century? There can be no answer to this
challenge of our age without “living
Tradition”.
300.7 / MOU
The Characteristics of
Orthodox Teaching
(by Bishop Moussa)
This book contains important
characteristics of Orthodox
teaching including
Scriptural teaching. Theological teaching
Liturgical teaching. Group teaching,
Spiritual teaching. Patristic teaching.
Integrated teaching
300.7 / SCH
Dancing Alone (by Frank
Schaeffer)
A very informative book for
Orthodox and non-Orthodox
alike, is a missionary tool
which could be used by the
Orthodox Church to reach out to brethren
who thirst for the eternal truths of the
Orthodox Christian Faith.
OTHER CHURCHES
300.9 / MOR
Islamic Invasion (by
Robert Morey)
This book will give you
the insight you need to
understand Islam and the
challenge it poses today.
300.9 / SCH
New
Age (by M. Basilea
Schlink)
This booklet talks about
A closer look to the new
age,
The nature of the new age
movement,
Historical aspects of the
new age movement,
New age philosophy
Goals and plans of the new age movement
New age religion
CHURCH SACRAMENTS
301 / CON
These are the Sacraments ,
the life-Giving Mysteries
of the Orthodox Church
(by Anthony M.Coniaris)
Fr. Harakas writes, an
approach to the sacraments
that is alive, vital, dynamic
and inspirational. Every reader of this book,
whether a trained theologian or neophyte
Christian, will find much for his or her
benefit. Ideal for use with membership
training classes, adult study groups of in
high school religious education classes.
BAPTISIM
301.1 / SCH
Of Water & the Spirit (by
Alexander Schmemann)
A liturgical study on the
Orthodox rites of Baptism &
Chrismation and the
significance of this church sacrament.
EUCHARIST (HOLY
COMMUNION)
301.3 / AVR
Preparing to receive Holy
Communion (by Fr. Tom
Avramis)
A guide to frequent
participation in Holy
Communion for the
orthodox Church.
REPENTANCE & CONFESSION
301.4 / ANT
Return (by Archimandrite
Nektarios Antonopoulos)
A small book explaining in
simple words the orthodox
meaning of repentance and
confession and how to return
to God and His church.
301.4 / ASA
The significance of
repentance (by fr. Yousef
Asaad)
This book shows the extent of
God’s love that He holds for
His children. After reading this
book, one is convinced that God is a
forgiving and loving Father. No matter how
grievous the sin is, God’s arms are always
outstretched ready to accept all sincere
repentants.
301.4 / AZM
Come to Me- Your guide
to confession (by Fr
Takla Azmy)
A guide to the spiritual
means behind confession
and what the repentant
should gain from the
sacrament of confession.
301.4 / LET
Preparing for Confession
(by Joseph Letendre)
A guide to a more
meaningful participation in
the Sacrament of Confession
for the Orthodox Christian.
MATRIMONY (MARRIAGE)
301.4 / MAR
Confession (by St Mark
Coptic Church)
Provides guidelines to enable
you to receive the blessings
of this holy sacrament, which
made saints out of the
greatest sinners and led them to heaven.
Written in both Arabic and English.
301.4 / PAP
Repentance (by
Archimandrite Seraphim
Papacostas)
An instructive and insightful
reading by Archimandrite
Seraphim Papacostas of
Athens on the Orthodox perspective and
understanding of repentance and its
significance to the believer.
301.6 / CHR
St John Chrysostom on marriage and
family life (by St John Chrysostom)
Inspired by the epistles to the Corinthians
and Ephesians, St John discusses the reasons
why God instituted marriage: primarily, he
says, to promote the holiness of a husband
and wife, and only secondarily to produce
children. Using very positive terms,
Chrysostom tells us that the pleasure of sex
in marriage is good and gently reprimands
those married people who think they are
doing well to abstain from sexual relations.
In addition he discusses of mutual
responsibilities of wives and husbands.
301.6 / CON
Getting ready for Marriage
in the Orthodox Church
(by Anthony M. Coniaris)
This book contains:
A checklist for your wedding
Service Things to do before
your wedding Make yours a
happy marriage
An explanation of the Wedding Ceremony.
UNCTION OF THE SICK
301.5 / MAR
From the seventh
sacrament unction of the
sick (by St Mark Coptic
Church)
This is the fifth sacrament
of the seven mysteries of
the apostolic Coptic
Church. It is based on the practice of the
apostles, as St Mark mentions in his Gospel
that the disciples cast out devils and
anointed with the oil many that were sick
and healed them. This book
covers all the prayers
conducted during this
sacrament.
301.6 / HAR
Guidelines for Marriage in
the Orthodox Church (by the
Reverend Stanley Harakas)
A booklet that answers some
of the questions most asked by
couples about to be m arried in
the church in a very rational and forthright
manner in accordance with the teachings and
practice of the Orthodox Church.
301.6 / SON
The wedding ceremony (by
sons of the church)
The prayers conducted
during the sacrament of
marriage
CHURCH THEOLOGY
302 / LIM
The place of the woman in
the Orthodox Church and
the question of the
Ordination of Women (by
Gennadios Limouris)
Conclusions of the
InterOrthodox Consultation that met in
Rhodes, Greece, Oct 30 Nov 1988. Studies
the theological approach to this issue plus
special concerns such as fuller participation
of women in the life of the Church, the
revival of the ancient order of deaconesses,
and the challenges posed by the Feminist
theology of non-Orthodox churches
302 / SGM
Jesus will come again
(by SGM International)
This pamphlet talks about the
fact of the return of Jesus
Christ, the reason for His
return, the final result of His
return and asks you the question if you are
ready for the return of Christ.
CHURCH THEOLOGY FAITH &
SCIENCE
302.1 / BAK
Bone of Contention (by
Sylvia Baker)
The contents of this book
are: How evolution took
over. Just what do the fossils
prove. Genetics and God’s
natural selection. How young is the earth.
The true history of man.
302.1 / CSF
Amazing Fossils
(by Creation Science
Foundation)
The christian prespective on
how old the earth really is.
302.1 / DEM
God He / She ?
(by Donald DeMarco)
This essay examine the
arguments and the
counterargument on the
highly volatile about how
“exclusive” language discriminate against
women, it also investigate some of the
consequences the
“inclusivist” position has
produced on various levels of
thoughts as well as the
practical influences, it has
had in the specific areas of
administration, education and
religion.
302.1 / KOU
Faith and Science
(by George Koulomzin)
Chapter 1: What is science?
Chapter 2: Limitations of the Scientific
Process
Chapter 3: Religion, what is it?
Chapter 4: What does the Bible mean for us?
Chapter 5: The first books of the Bible
Chapter 6: The language of the Bible
Chapter 7: The Theory of Evolution
Chapter 8: Miracles
302.1 / MCL
The Evidence for Creation
(by Larry Mclean)
This book presents the
fascinating story of the earth
from its beginning to its
prophesied. The bible is used
to analyze and understand
puzzling events in the past, present and the
future. This book relates discoveries from
the fossil record, geology, archaeology,
biology, astronomy and other areas of
research to show the scientific, historic and
prophetic accuracy of the bible.
400 SPIRITUALITY
400 / ATH
Experiences of the Grace of
God (by Holy Monastery fo
St Gregorios Mt Athos)
By the holy monastery of St.
Gregorios Mt. Athos
Sections covered in this book include: forms
of experience of the Grace of God,
presuppositions for authentic experience of
the Grace of God, False experiences of the
Grace of God, about Pentecostals, the
orthodox church, the place of the authentic
experience of the Grace of God.
CHURCH THEOLOGY OF
MISSION
302.2 / MAR
An introduction into
Theology of Mission (by
Bishop Antonius Markos)
-Is leading you into good
understanding of the science
of mission and evangelism.
-It is the fruit of face to face
experience with the mission field in seven
African countries for thirty one years.
-It is the fruit of one and a half years of
research and study in missiology in
California USA.
-It is the fruit of deep study of the Old and
New Testament digging for the evangelistic
commandments and their application.
-It is a new subject in the Orthodox Church
in general and the Coptic Orthodox Church
in particular.
400 / ATT
Blessings Upon Blessings
(by Maged Attia)
This book is full of
“Blessings”. It gives us a
good study about “Blessings”
that we can find in our Lord
Jesus Christ.
-What is “Blessings”
-The source of “Blessings”
-The Beatitudes
-Blessings and Temptations
-Blessings and Offerings
-Blessings and Obedience
-Blessings and the Word of God
-Blessings and Repentance
-Blessings and Faith
-Blessings and Vigilance
-Blessings and the fear of the Lord
400 / ATT
The Cross Of Christ
(by Maged Attia)
Chapter 1: Why the cross?
Chapter 2: The Sacrifice of
the Cross
Chapter 3: The joys of the
Cross
Chapter 4: The Blessings of the Cross
Chapter 5: The power of the Cross
Chapter 6: The Symbols of the Cross
Chapter 7: The Procession of the Cross
Chapter 8: The feasts of the Cross
Chapter 9: The carrying of the Cross
Chapter 10: The Hymns for the Cross
400 / AUG
Daily Reading with St
Augustine (By St Augustine)
This book is part of the Daily
Readings series edited by
Robert Llewelyn which
present selections from the
spiritual classics in a form
suitable for daily reading and meditation
400 / BEC
For they shall see God (by
David Beck)
The author has chosen to
consider one of the most
profound questions, “can God
be known, and if so, who can see Him”.
Basing our journey toward seeing God on
the affirmation that God does reveal
Himself, we continue along the way to come
to experience the Almighty, we are directed
toward the path to follow in our lives,
fulfilling and transforming ourselves
through communion in the Church, into the
full likeness of the Creator whose image we
bear from conception.
400 / BLA
Ultimate Questions (by John
Blanchard)
Health, finance, family, the
future- life is full of questions.
There are deeper questions,
too. Who am I? Why I am here? Where am I
going? Does life have any purpose? But the
ultimate questions are about God. Does He
exist? What is he like? Can I know him and
experience his power in my life? And if so,
How? This booklet tackles these vital
questions head-on, and answers them
simply, clearly and directly. Read it
carefully. It could change your life, For
Ever.
400 / BOU
Carry Your Cross
(by Paul Boutros)
What is the cross and why
must I carry it and how.
400 / BOY
My Heart Christ's Home
(by Robert Boyd Munger)
This book discusses the
essentials about faith such as
knowing Christ, understanding
the scripture, learning how to pray, through
three different types of questions, the
worshiper learns to practically apply this in
his/her life.
400 / BUC
A Christian Doctor Speaks
On Terminal Illness
(by Dr. John Buchanan)
Fear of the unknown is the
most frightening fear for
most people and the world of
the patient with a terminal illness can be
very strange and frightening. In this book,
Dr John Buchanan outlines the needs of
patients and families facing the major crisis
of a terminal illness. The family needs a
plan of action once it becomes clear that the
patient is not going to recover from the
illness. Drawing on his wide experience in
this field, the author has provided such a
plan based on Christian compassion and a
practical understanding of the latest medical
methods and help available.
400 / CAB
The life in Christ (by
Nicholas Cabasilas)
This outstanding product of
late Byzantium’s theological
renaissance draws upon the
enduring sources of
Orthodox spirituality- the
church’s sacramental and liturgical
traditions. Cabasilas proclaimed that man’s
true life lies not in himself but in Christ.
400 / CHA
The four seasons of marriage
(by Gary Chapman)
The Marital Seasons profile
will help you and your spouse
identify the current season of
your marriage and learn from
Gary Chapman the strategies to
regain hope for your relationship, establish
deep roots of fulfilment, and cultivate joy in
your marriage.
400 / CON
A Beginner’s Introduction to
the Philokalia (by Anthony
M. Coniaris)
This beginnr’s guide studies
the many concepts addressed in
the philokalia. Each chapter focuses on a
single spiritual concept explaining it as
simply as possible. Chapters include :
watchfulness, (thought), ascesis, theeosis,
the passion, stillness (hesychia), the Jesus
prayer, the heart, discernment, dispassion,
counter-spaeking remembrance of god etc. a
superb introduction to the philokalia. Easy
to read. 160 pages.
400 / CON
No man ever spoke as this
man: The great I am’s of
Jesus (by Anthony M.
Coniaris)
Fourteen i8nspiring and
thought provoking lessons on
the great I am’s of Jesus which constitute the
foundation of our Christian faith.
Archbishop Iakovos writes in the
introduction, we are impressed by the strong
devotional flavour of this book. All the
things that our lord is by biblical evidence
are not left up in an atmosphere of
metaphysical contemplation but are closely
related to situations of everyday living.
400 / CON
Discovering God: Through the
daily practice of His presence
(by Anthony M. Coniaris)
Orthodox spirituality for
everyday living. The many
practical methods of practicing God’s
presence described in this book are drawn
from the lives of the countless saints in the
rich experience of the church through the
centuries. Designed to help you enrich your
spiritual life.
400 / CON
Eastern orthodoxy: A way of
life (by Anthony M. Coniaris)
Hailed by patriarch
Athenagoras I as a spiritual
milestone! Acclaimed by Dr.
Nicholas Zemov, archbishop Iakovos and
numerous other orthodox clergy and lay
people. Here is a book that makes the
teachings of the Orthodox Church personal
and practical.
400 / CON
Perspectives on living the
Orthodox faith
(by Anthony M. Coniaris)
Meditations on living the
Orthodox faith in today’s
world. Includes topics such as
Luck or Christ?; Does it pay to be good?;
How God tries to get our attention; The peril
of the familiar. His fullness-Our emptiness
400 / CON
Philokalia: The bible of the
Orthodox Spirituality (by
Anthony M. Coniaris)
This book focuses on the inner
spiritual journey. It includes
chapters on themes such as the Jesus prayer,
Nepsis (inner attention), Asceticism,
Theosis, The Passions, The gift of tears, The
spiritual ladder, Spiritual synergy, esychasm
(The practice of silence), The relationship of
mind and heart, The inner closet and The
inner flame, The life of prayer and The
reading of the Scripture.
400 / COP
God’s Prescription for
Divine Health (by Gloria
Copeland)
There is a medicine so
powerful it can cure every
sickness and disease known to
man. It has no dangerous side
effects. It’s even safe in massive doses.
Sound too good to be true? It’s not! In this
mini-book, Gloria testifies by the Word of
God and her own experience that such
supernatural medicine exists. Even more
important, she shows you how to get it in
anytime, anywhere- you don’t even have to
call your doctor or drive to the pharmacy.
400 / EVD
Ages of the spiritual life
(by Paul Evdokimov)
Surrounded as we are by
spiritualities of all kindsNative American, Buddhist,
Sufi, etc. Evdokimov offers
us the spirituality of the
Great tradition of the church, but
refreshingly new, rooted in the bible and
liturgy whose models are the desert fathers
and mothers of the monastics. Emphasises
the interiorised monasticism of the laity.
400 / FAT
The Desert Fathers Sayings
of the Early Christian Monks
(by Desert Fathers)
The desert fathers provided the
inspiration for Christian
spirituality throughout the Middle Ages and
Beyond. The men and women who first
embraced the life of solitude in the deserts
of Egypt, Palestine and Syria were seldom
clerics or scholars. Yet these uneducated
peasants, shepherds, itinerant traders, former
slaves and prostitutes soon attracted so many
followers they were said to have turned the
desert into a city.
400 / FAT
Daily Readings with the
Desert Fathers (by the
Desert Fathers)
The way of life of the fourthcentury Desert Fathers, with
its emphasis on solitude,
silence and unceasing prayer,
has inspired many modern spiritual writers,
including Henri J. M. Nouwen, Charles de
Foucauld and Carlo Carretto,. What is its
fascination? Why have these Fathers, whose
lifestyle is so very different from ours, had
so much to say, not only to monks and nuns
but also to lay people.
400 / KAM
The Journey of the Holy
Lent (by Fr. Bishoy Kamel)
An insightful interpretation on
the spirituality of the Holy
Lent. This pamphlet helps the
worshiper experience the beauty of this great
event.
400 / KEM
Imitation of Christ
(by Thomas A Kempis)
The second best-selling book
of all time-second only to the
Bible.
400 / HAG
Godliness is profitable (by
Kenneth E. Hagin)
A small booklet discussing
different aspects of profit from
living with and serving God.
400 / HAN
Purity (by Nivene Hanna)
This book contains :
What is Purity
Purity of the inner man
Purity that shines into every
corner or aspect of your life
Questions & answers
400 / ISA
Daily Readings with St
Isaac of Syria (by St
Isaac)
There are words here which are
never forgotten, words which
speak with the clarity and
vigour which we find in the Gospels
themselves..Isaac can also tell us much
about the inner journey of the human spirit.
St Isaac’s simple but profound words are
ideal for daily meditation, and throw fresh
light on the spiritual path.
400 / LAW
The Practice of the presence
of God
(by Brother Lawrence)
Part 1: Conversation
Part 2: Letters
Part 3: Spiritual Maxims
Part 4: The life of Brother
Lawrence
400 / MET
How to benefit from the
Holy Liturgy Part II (by
Bishop Mettaous, Bishop &
Abbot of El Syrian
Monastery)
This book explains the
spirituality of the Divine Liturgy.
400 / MET
The perfect Worship
(by Bishop Metta-Aus)
The perfect Worship according
to our Lord Jesus Christ fall
under three important categories,
these are charity, prayer and fasting.
400 / MET
Spirituality of the Rites of
the Holy Liturgy in the
Coptic Orthodox Church
(by Bishop Mettaous)
This book explains the
rituals used in our Holy
Coptic Liturgy and so gives
us a unique opportunity to learn, benefit and
take part in our church’s holiest form
worship which is for our God.
400 / MIN
Pope Kyrillos VI and the
Spiritual Leadership (by
Fr. Raphael Ava Mina)
In memory of the
transportation of the body
of Pope Kyrillos in 1977,
this booklet presents some
of the believers memories of Pope Kyhrillos
and many of his spiritual interactions with
his people.
400 / MOU
Milestones of Kingdom
Way (VOL 1)
(by Bishop Moussa)
This pamphlet clears the
marks of the kingdom way,
and explains the difficulties
which can face the repentants who want to
reach the aim of being with Christ till the
end. This pamphlet is directed to the beloved
youth of Jesus Christ, not for saints but for
those who want to start following Christ
according to His commandments which give
strength to youth and happiness to
strugglers, to encourage them in their way
inspite of all difficulties. If you have
received healing, following this prescription
will help you maintain your healing. If
you’ve believed for healing, but are
experiencing lingering symptoms, it will
help you stand strong until you are
completely symptom-free. And if you’re
healthy now, it will help you stay that waynot just for a short time, but for the rest of
your life. Discover God’s Prescription for
Divine Health today…it’s powerful
medicine!