Epiphany, Orthodoxy, and Seeing Christ All Year | Frederica Matthews-Green

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Epiphany, Orthodoxy, and Seeing Christ All Year | Frederica Matthews-Green

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Jan 3, 2023

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Shane welcomes author Frederica Matthews-Green to give an Eastern Orthodox perspective on the feast of Epiphany/Theophany, and to explore how Christians differ on liturgies and traditions meant to reveal Christ in worship.

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Jan 3, 2023

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