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Andrea Embroidery Supports Saint Philothtea Project
Written by Timothy Farrell   
Friday, 29 January 2010

Saint Philothea Project partners with Andrea Embroidery

 
Greenfield Naturals Launches New Website To Promote Natural Wellness
Written by Paul Neustrom   
Saturday, 23 January 2010

Greenfield Naturals announces its new Website dedicated to Active Mineral Water, Active Liquid Minerals and Vitamins, and Oregano.

 
Classical Learning Resource Center- an Orthodox Online school for Classical Christian Education
Written by Anne   
Saturday, 23 January 2010

Education is a process of opening closed doors in the mind and heart to lead students to virtue and to a deeper understanding of God and His creation. Central to this process is to surround students with an ancient curriculum of virtue, nobility, honor, purity, sacrifice, loyalty, and beauty. CLRC instructors seek to do this through the study of literature, poetry, art, music, science, and theology with their students.

 
SVS Board of Trustees concludes fall meeting with new members and hope
Written by Deborah Malacky Belonick   
Monday, 16 November 2009

ImageHighlights from the St. Vladimir's Seminary's Board of Trustees meeting.

 
Noted Author Joins Classical Learning Resource Center
Written by Classical Learning Resource Center   
Thursday, 05 November 2009

ImageCLRC is an online Resource Center for teachers and homeschoolers, dedicated to Christian education through Classical Learning. We believe that a Classical education prepares us for life's responsibilities, opens the door to a true understanding of our humanity, and deepens our Faith.

 
OreganoWorld.com Launches Wholesale Business on eBay
Thursday, 22 October 2009

Many studies show that proper consumption of oregano essential oil in very small amounts increases joint and muscle flexibility, reduces inflammatory pain. Studies also prove this essential oil kills parasites and undesirable bacteria in the human body, even the H1N1 Swine Flu Virus.

 
Case Study: Home First Behavior
Written by Glen Chancy   
Sunday, 18 October 2009

Tara Concelman is a Behavior Analyst who works with families and also with children who have learning disabilities. Since starting her business, Home First Behavior, Tara has relied solely on word-of-mouth for acquiring clients. Looking to use the web to expand her business, Tara contacted CorFun looking for a website that would allow her to market her business, share links and books with readers, provide online forms for clients, and allow her to easily edit her own content.
 

 
Virtuemart Category Scroller Now Available
Written by Glen Chancy   
Wednesday, 12 August 2009

Virtuemart category scroller Virtuemart is the best free shopping cart available for the Joomla content management system. Packed full of features and backed by a huge community, Virtuemart is the heart of many Internet shops. But there is always room for improvement. On Virtuemart stores, the Virtuemart categories are often neglected. They sit over on the side in a Category menu, but for many shops the key to success is getting customers onto category pages as quickly as possible and shopping! Which is why CorFun is pleased to announce the Virtuemart JCategory Scroller! Using the powerful JQuery Javascript library, this new scroller lets you scroll your Virtuemart product categories and showcase them as never before.

 
LOGOS Web Services Launches State of the Art Media Design
Written by Glen Chancy   
Wednesday, 12 August 2009

LOGOS Web Services offers Web sites that are quick loading, visually pleasing, intuitively structured, and easy to update. We design your site with one thing in mind – to get your visitors to enjoy their interactions with you online. And that means they’ll come back again and again.

 
FOCUS North America Extends Domestic Aid with Hundreds of Orthodox Youth Outreach Volunteers
Written by Father Justin Matthews   
Wednesday, 12 August 2009

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - August 6, 2009– Kansas City, MO

FOCUS North America is excited to announce the extension of its domestic outreach to the poor by receiving the highly acclaimed “Orthodox Youth Outreach” (OYO) program from the Antiochian Archdiocese Department of Youth Ministry and Teen SOYO. Added to FOCUS North America’s diverse ongoing operations and partner ministries, the addition of the OYO program strengthens its domestic ministry to the homeless and hopeless by involving youth in urban service learning opportunities and social action leadership training.

 
SCOBA Gives FOCUS North America Warm Welcome
Written by Jacob Lee   
Monday, 13 July 2009

SCOBA gives FOCUS North America a “warm endorsement” for this “welcomed initiative”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - July 11, 2009 – Kansas City, MO

FOCUS North America made a successful 20-minute presentation on Thursday June 25th, 2009 to the STANDING CONFERENCE OF THE CANONICAL ORTHODOX BISHOPS IN THE AMERICAS (SCOBA) at St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral during its Spring 2009 session.

 
Unleash the Marketing Power of Joomla!
Written by Sarah Long   
Saturday, 11 July 2009

Joomla extensions email marketing community builder user lists acajoom DT RegisterAccording to Glen Chancy, CIO of CorFun: “Email communication is integral to community based websites.” Glen further explained that Joomla Webmasters running these websites often encounter problems with email communication. Glen says, “Webmasters often need an email to go out targeting site members in a specific state, or zip code, or with a specific set of interests. A Joomla Webmaster with Community Builder installed can easily rely on the Users List function to search for members. Since Community Builder can do simple or complex searches, getting a good list of members with certain common demographics is not hard at all. Trouble is – what do you do with those results when you have them?”

 
Maryjean Zarick Wins Composer's Competition
Written by Maryjean Zarick   
Saturday, 04 July 2009
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Each year, the Seattle Chapter of the American Harp Society sponsors a composer's competition aimed at generating new intermediate level solos for the harp. This year's winner was Maryjean Zarick with her composition "Syrian Chant." Maryjean's composition is loosely based on traditinal Eastern Orthodox Christian liturgical chant. Since chant is monophonic, having no harmonic structure, the challenge was to create a bass counterpoint, using elements of the chant melody.

The selection process began in October 2009 when committee members accepted a total of 19 compositions. By January 2009, eight of the compositions had made it past the committee and were then distributed to harp students, who were given six months to prepare one piece each for a public concert.

On June 5, 2009, the public was invited to listen as the judges heard the eight pieces performed at the Daniels Recital Hall on 5th Avenue in Seattle, Washington. The recital was video recorded and aired on PBS television on July 1 in the Seattle market. It will air again later this month in the New York cable TV market. The video is a production of International Artists Records and Time-Warner Cable and will eventually be available for viewing at www.intartists.com (Click on Crescento podcasts.)

 
New Author is Made
Written by S. Eugene Cohlmia   
Saturday, 30 May 2009

S. Eugene, AKA “Casey” Cohlmia long time Furniture retailer in Oklahoma and Wichita presented his first work of fiction to the Wichita KS market and the World last week .

 
Give the Gift of Memories to a New Grad
Written by Sarah Long   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

We are approaching that time of year when the mail box will be full of announcements from the sons and daughters of friends, relatives and acquaintances announcing the upcoming graduation of a young adult from high school or college.

Obviously a little green is always a welcome gift, as no fledgling adult is ever fully prepared for how expensive life really is. But there is a downside to giving money – because money doesn’t build any memories. That check you give today may help buy some towels for the new place, but that gesture is going to be forgotten. No one remembers a check – unless it has an unforgettable number of zeros on it.

 
CorFun Improves the Virtuemart Shopping Cart System
Written by Sarah Long   
Tuesday, 28 April 2009

CorFun, a leading provider of eServices, has announced two new extensions for the Virtuemart Shopping Cart System. Virtuemart is the most popular shopping cart system for the Joomla Content Management System - a platform on which CorFun is a leading expert. The two new extensions are a JQuery-based Product Scroller, and the FlyTabs Virtuemart Theme.

 
'Lost history' of Christianity unveils Eastern church empire
Written by Vicki Fong   
Monday, 24 November 2008

Since 2002, Penn State scholar Philip Jenkins has been describing in several books the changes and the faces of global Christianity for the 21st century, with membership growth and ecumenical power shifting to the Christians in Africa, Asia and Latin America. But his newest book, "The Lost History of Christianity," travels back nearly 1,500 years to a forgotten empire of Christian churches in the Middle East and Asia, co-existing with non-Christian regimes, but eventually falling prey to persecution and ethnic/racial cleansing.

 
Getting Christian Music Teachers on the Map!
Wednesday, 12 November 2008

CorFun, a leading provider of eServices, is pleased to announce the launch of its latest Web development project - ChristianMusicInstructors.com. ChristianMusicInstructors.com is a site dedicated to helping music students find qualified and safe teachers in their locality. In this press release, the founder of ChristianMusicInstructors.com, Xavier Aguilar, talks about the impetus for founding this site and the good that it can do for the music community.

 
Bishop Jonah of Fort Worth Elected Metropolitan of All America and Canada
Written by OCA Press Release   
Wednesday, 12 November 2008

PITTSBURGH, PA [OCA Communications] -- On Wednesday, November 12, 2008, His Grace, Bishop Jonah of Fort Worth was elected Archbishop of Washington and New York and Metropolitan of All America and Canada at the 15th All-American Council of the Orthodox Church in America.

 
This Month on Come Receive the Light: Buddhism, Byzantine Music, Raising Kids & More
Written by Seraphim Danckaert   
Tuesday, 04 November 2008

Programs this month will cover topics from Buddhism to Byzantine music, religious freedom to raising faithful kids in today's world. Spread the word and feel free to re-publish the monthly schedule in your parish bulletin or personal Web site.

And, as always, visit www.myocn.net to listen, or subscribe through iTunes.

 
In the Footsteps of Paul
Written by Tracey Allen   
Saturday, 01 November 2008

Editor's Note: Father Stephen will be unable to attend the tour. However, this tour will be available. Please contact the tour company for full details.

Father Stephen Allen of SS. Peter & Paul Orthodox Church in Charlottetown, PE will be walking in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul as part of a 10 day tour to Greece and Turkey visiting a number of historically significant sites based on the travels of the Apostle Paul.

 
Singer/Songwriter
Written by Jim Giatas   
Monday, 29 September 2008

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New Christian Song Sparks Controversy Fireworks

Contemporary Orthodox Christian singer/songwriter, Jim Giatas, has written and recorded “If You Imagine” as an answer to former Beatle, John Lennon’s song “Imagine.”

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First Christian search engine launched in Russian Internet
Written by Andrei Hrachou   
Monday, 22 September 2008
ImageNew Christian Russian-based search engine launched. The first Christian Russian-based search engine http://wwjd.ru was launched on the 1st of September!
          
The name of the web-site http://wwjd.ru was formed from abbreviation of an English phrase "What would Jesus do?" that became popular in the United States in 1890s as a personal motto for thousands of Christians. 
 
Case Study - Serenity Now Yoga Corp
Written by Glen Chancy   
Thursday, 11 September 2008

Professionals need Websites. Doctors, instructors, engineers, service companies - regardless of the industry, business in the 21st Century demands exposure on the Web. In this article, CorFun CIO Glen Chancy goes through the process of how a Website is designed for an instructor site to maximize Search Engine placement while providing a sleek, stylish user experience.

 
Corfun Announces New Mobile Text Marketing Solutions
Written by Sarah Long   
Friday, 08 August 2008
CorFun, Inc., a leading provider of eServices on the Web, has announced a new suite of marketing solutions aimed at helping marketers tap into the explosion of mobile text messaging. To help marketers extend the reach and immediacy of their offerings, CorFun now offers Text Message Campaigns from a database of 25 million cell phone subscribers, Calls to Action to encourage potential customers to text keywords for more information, and sign up forms/private text mailing lists so customers of a business can sign up on a Website to receive regular alerts.
 
OCN Launches New Show Reaching Out to Gen X and Y
Written by Seraphim Danckaert   
Thursday, 31 July 2008

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. — The Orthodox Christian Network (OCN) is pleased to announce its newest weekly show, “Journeys to Orthodoxy,” produced by Icon New Media Network and now available at www.myocn.net.

Journeys to Orthodoxy tells the personal stories of individuals who have searched for spiritual truth — often in remarkable ways — and ultimately found what they are looking for in the Orthodox Christian Church.

 
IOCC Aids Iraqi Families in Conflict-Ridden Sadr City
Written by IOCC   
Wednesday, 30 July 2008

Baltimore, Maryland — International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC), the Baltimore-based humanitarian aid organization, announces a new grant that will provide food and emergency supplies to vulnerable families living in Sadr City, one of the poorest and most densely populated districts of Baghdad.

 
Royal Monastic: Princess Ileana of Romania (The Story of Mother Alexandra)
Written by Glen Chancy   
Tuesday, 29 July 2008

The life of a princess isn’t all glamour, handsome princes, and beautiful clothes. It’s also devotion to duty, sacrifice for your people, and a lot of just plain hard work. And if your country happens to suffer two world wars and a communist takeover in your lifetime, it means danger and suffering, exile and heartache as well.

 

 
Paradise Harp Music Now Offers Annual Subscription
Written by Maryjean Zarick   
Wednesday, 11 June 2008

 

On June 1, 2008, Paradise Harp Music kicked off its subscription membership drive. Paradise Harp Music is a website for people who play the harp. It was developed by Maryjean Zarick, a professional harpist well known for her music arrangements. Through Paradise Harp Music, Maryjean has been publishing and selling books and sheet music for the harp since 1987. Now, thanks to software and technical support provided by CorFun, Paradise Harp Music is able to offer sheet music downloads. Customers can download and print harp arrangements instantly, eliminating the cost and time of shipping.

 
Orthodox Singer/Songwriter Has a Change of Heart
Written by Jim Giatas   
Saturday, 31 May 2008

Contemporary Orthodox Christian Singer/Songwriter, Jim Giatas, Has A Change Of Heart. Jim Giatas has been inspired to make his original music available for free. He is no longer in the business of selling music and will, instead, be giving his music away to anyone who wants it.

 
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