Spoken recordings of the Psalter arranged by kathismata, allowing listeners to pray through the psalms in order as part of a regular prayer rule.

A curated online collection of Orthodox Akathist hymns for various feasts, saints, and needs, offering rich, poetic prayers to use personally or in groups.

A 30-minute recording with Metropolitan Kallistos Ware leading and reflecting on the Jesus Prayer, suitable for extended, meditative prayer.

An evening service of Small Compline, including psalms and prayers that help you end the day in quiet, reflective Orthodox prayer.

Audio for the Ninth Hour, providing a short service of psalms and prayers for the late afternoon.

Midday prayers for the Sixth Hour, read aloud so listeners can join the Church’s daily cycle of prayer wherever they are.

Audio for the Third Hour, offering a brief Orthodox prayer service in the middle of the morning using the traditional texts.

Pray the First Hour with a spoken Orthodox service, following the traditional prayers and psalms for the early part of the day.

The most normal form of unceasing prayer in the Orthodox tradition is the Jesus Prayer. The Jesus Prayer is the form of invocation used by those practicing mental prayer, also called the “prayer of the heart.” The words of the prayer most usually said are “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner.” The choice of this particular verse has a theological and spiritual meaning.

Liturgical hymns from the Divine Services of the Orthodox Christian Church for the major feast days of the Liturgical Calendar. The hymns are rendered in the Byzantine Chant style by various choirs

“It is better to pray little but often.” -Saint Theophylact of Bulgaria