Father Peter attended the Seminary in the 1960s and was a member of one the first octets at St. Vladimir's. He later served in a number of parishes of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA) and founded several of them in the dioceses of both New England and of the South.

The two-day Searching the Scriptures event drew nearly 600 people from twenty-four countries around the world who either attended in person or signed up to watch online.

The endowment will be used to fund faculty, support efforts to promote scholarship in the field through student exchanges with Russia, and make possible more conferences and seminars that promote the Orthodox approach to the study of Holy Scripture.

To address the growing need for priests and other vocations in the Orthodox Church, the Board of Trustees of St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary (SVOTS) has voted to relocate SVOTS from its current location in Yonkers, NY. The new location and the timing of the move have yet to be...

Deacon Vitaly presented "Can We Speak of a Unique Liturgical Tradition of the Russian Church Abroad" to highlight the unique place of ROCOR among the churches of Russian tradition from a liturgical perspective. Part of his presentation included the history of the new Slavonic translation of the Liturgy of St. James.

The corner of 81st Street and Ridge Boulevard in Brooklyn now bears the name of longtime St. Vladimir's Seminary professor The Very Rev. Paul Schneirla (1916–2014), in recognition of his long life of ministry and his zeal for faithful collaborations.

We know there are many worthy causes to give to on Giving Tuesday and throughout the year, so we sincerely appreciate the many generous gifts we have received!

Father Nicholas and Kh. Malvi are known and beloved especially for their longtime ministry at Camp St. Nicholas in Frazier Park, CA, where they spent twenty-four years.

Seminarian Dn. Silouan Cohen joined the ranks of the Holy Priesthood Sunday, December 12, 2021 in Shreveport, LA. His Eminence, Archbishop Alexander presided over Fr. Silouan's ordination at Holy Nativity of the Lord Orthodox Church.

Serge Schmemann began by recounting his last moments with his father and reflecting on a question Fr. Alexander raises in his journals.