Eastern Orthodox
The Eastern Orthodox Church is a communion of self-governing churches in the Greek and Slavic traditions, holding the faith of the seven ecumenical councils and worshipping in the Byzantine liturgy.
Under: Christian (tradition)
Under Eastern Orthodox
Bulgarian Orthodox Church
the autocephalous church of Bulgaria, centered in Sofia.
Church of Greece
the autocephalous church of Greece, governed by its Holy Synod.
Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
the first see of the Orthodox communion, seated in Istanbul under the Ecumenical Patriarch.
Georgian Orthodox Church
one of the oldest national churches, centered in Tbilisi.
Orthodox Church in America
an autocephalous church in North America whose status is recognized by some Orthodox churches and not by others.
Patriarchate of Alexandria
the ancient see of Egypt and Africa, seated in Alexandria and Cairo.
Patriarchate of Antioch
the ancient see of Syria and the Middle East, seated today in Damascus.
Patriarchate of Jerusalem
the church of the Holy Land, guardian of the holy places.
Romanian Orthodox Church
the autocephalous church of Romania, the second largest Orthodox church.
Russian Orthodox Church
the largest Orthodox church, centered on the Patriarchate of Moscow.
Serbian Orthodox Church
the autocephalous church of Serbia and its diaspora.