Invite Christ to the table.

Experience the fasting & feasting seasons of the Orthodox Christian Church in a way that nourishes your body and your soul.

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  • Young Adult League

  • Orthodox Christian Fellowship

Hi, I’m Pres. Krista — and I'm thankful you are here!

I am an Orthodox Christian priest’s wife and Registered Dietitian. If you are looking for faith-based insights into caring for your body and soul alike, I hope you find this corner of the internet helpful. Inspired by the wisdom of the ancient Christian faith, I am here to share my knowledge and expertise in nutrition and wellness with my brothers and sisters in Christ - that’s you!

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Disclaimer: All information provided on my Site, including social media sites, at any speaking engagements, group programs and/or free events I may organize or participate in are designed for general information only. Nothing presented therein should be interpreted to be formal nutritional, medical or spiritual advice, or to have formed a client and practitioner relationship between us. Neither I, my company nor affiliates will be liable for any losses that may occur from your use of the information provided through these venues.

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We're still going! 📢⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Next week, on Wednesday of the sixth week of Pascha, we celebrate the Leavetaking of Pascha. The services on this day are celebrated just as on the day of Pascha itself. After the Dismissal at Liturgy, the pa
A lot can change in six weeks.​​​​​​​​​ Every year, the Church gives us six weeks of Lent, a blessed time to prepare our hearts, minds, bodies, and souls for Great and Holy Pascha. We fast, we pray, we go to Church. We get a little bit of a priority
Remember the anticipation of Pascha during Holy Week? Specifically, how the order of the services seemed to be flipped? We would do Vespers for that night in the morning, and Matins for the next day the night before. Everything was shifted up so that
Christ is Risen! And joyous Midfeast of Pentecost (4th Wednesday after Pascha)! We are officially halfway between Pascha and the Feast of Pentecost in the Orthodox Church. It’s our mid-point check-in to "refresh [our] thirsty soul[s]&rdquo