history and size
This is approximately how many baptized members the Eastern Orthodox Church has, making it the second-largest church in the world.
What is 220 million?
In the Eastern Orthodox Church, sacraments are traditionally known by this Greek word.
What is "mystēria"?
This is the core mission of the Eastern Orthodox Church, summed up in three words.
What is spreading the gospel?
The Eastern Orthodox Church traces its origins to this event in 33 A.D., when it was traditionally established.
What is Pentecost?
This sacrament, also known as Confirmation, is one of the seven sacraments of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
What is Chrismation?
This is the last ecumenical council recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church.
What is Nicaea II?
The Eastern Orthodox Church claims to practice the original Christian faith as passed down through Scripture and this other source of authority.
what is holy tradition?
This is the total number of sacraments recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church.
What is seven?
This was the first of the seven ecumenical councils that guide Eastern Orthodox doctrine.
What is Nicaea I?
The Eastern Orthodox Church is this many years old.
What is 972 years old?
These are the two sacraments in the Eastern Orthodox Church that relate to religious leadership and union between people.
What are Holy Orders and Marriage?
These are the three things the Eastern Orthodox Church's mission aims to bring to believers.
What are growing Christian faith, showing hope, and giving life?
These two founders are credited as the origin of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Who are Jesus Christ and the Apostles?
Name all seven sacraments of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
What is Baptism, Chrismation, Holy Orders, Confession, Holy Unction, Marriage, and Anointing of the Sick?
Name at least four of the seven ecumenical councils recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Any four of: Nicaea I, Constantinople I, Ephesus, Chalcedon, Constantinople II, Constantinople III, Nicaea II