Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen, Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting, and even the gold that colours the app's letters, borders, and ornaments, can now change from our side without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns through a fast, a feast, a season of mourning, or a season of light, the app may quietly put on different colours, much as a church vests its clergy and adorns its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centred on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably. On some devices, the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem. It no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names, 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms, as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen, Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting, and even the gold that colours the app's letters, borders, and ornaments, can now change from our side without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns through a fast, a feast, a season of mourning, or a season of light, the app may quietly put on different colours, much as a church vests its clergy and adorns its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centred on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably. On some devices, the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem. It no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names, 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms, as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen, Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting, and even the gold that colours the app's letters, borders, and ornaments, can now change from our side without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns through a fast, a feast, a season of mourning, or a season of light, the app may quietly put on different colours, much as a church vests its clergy and adorns its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centred on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably. On some devices, the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem. It no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names, 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms, as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen, Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting, and even the gold that colours the app's letters, borders, and ornaments, can now change from our side without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns through a fast, a feast, a season of mourning, or a season of light, the app may quietly put on different colours, much as a church vests its clergy and adorns its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centred on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably. On some devices, the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem. It no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names, 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms, as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen, Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting, and even the gold that colours the app's letters, borders, and ornaments, can now change from our side without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns through a fast, a feast, a season of mourning, or a season of light, the app may quietly put on different colours, much as a church vests its clergy and adorns its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centred on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably. On some devices, the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem. It no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names, 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms, as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen — Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting — and even the gold that colors the app's letters, borders, and ornaments can now change from our side, without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns — a fast, a feast, a season of mourning or of light — the app may quietly put on different colors, the way a church vests its clergy and its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centered on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably — on some devices the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem; it no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names — 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms — as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen — Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting — and even the gold that colors the app's letters, borders, and ornaments can now change from our side, without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns — a fast, a feast, a season of mourning or of light — the app may quietly put on different colors, the way a church vests its clergy and its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centered on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably — on some devices the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem; it no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names — 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms — as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen — Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting — and even the gold that colors the app's letters, borders, and ornaments can now change from our side, without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns — a fast, a feast, a season of mourning or of light — the app may quietly put on different colors, the way a church vests its clergy and its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centered on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably — on some devices the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem; it no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names — 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms — as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now live and breathe with the seasons of the Church. The artwork that crowns each screen — Today, Prayer, Readings, Services, and Fasting — and even the gold that colors the app's letters, borders, and ornaments can now change from our side, without waiting for an app update. As the Church year turns — a fast, a feast, a season of mourning or of light — the app may quietly put on different colors, the way a church vests its clergy and its icons. Your device keeps a copy of the current artwork for offline use, and the original gold remains built in, always there to return to. Headers now render properly on tablets: taller, centered on the icon itself, with the day's title set at a comfortable size. The app also opens more dependably — on some devices the first launch could pause indefinitely at the emblem; it no longer will. And a small correction of naming: the appointed readings now call the books of the Kingdoms by their Septuagint names — 3 Kingdoms and 4 Kingdoms — as the Orthodox lectionary does.

Orthodox Way can now be read in your own language. Choose from sixteen languages in Profile — Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Georgian, Arabic, Afrikaans, and more. The app and its content — prayers, services, readings, and the daily calendar — are translated on your device after a single small download, and then work offline. Liturgical terms are rendered with care, and the app's typefaces follow your script. The original texts, and all audio, remain in English.

Orthodox Way can now be read in your own language. Choose from sixteen languages in Profile — Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Georgian, Arabic, Afrikaans, and more. The app and its content — prayers, services, readings, and the daily calendar — are translated on your device after a single small download, and then work offline. Liturgical terms are rendered with care, and the app's typefaces follow your script. The original texts, and all audio, remain in English.

Orthodox Way can now be read in your own language. Choose from sixteen languages in Profile — Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Georgian, Arabic, Afrikaans, and more. The app and its content — prayers, services, readings, and the daily calendar — are translated on your device after a single small download, and then work offline. Liturgical terms are rendered with care, and the app's typefaces follow your script. The original texts, and all audio, remain in English.

Orthodox Way can now be read in your own language. Choose from sixteen languages in Profile — Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Georgian, Arabic, Afrikaans, and more. The app and its content — prayers, services, readings, and the daily calendar — are translated on your device after a single small download, and then work offline. Liturgical terms are rendered with care, and the app's typefaces follow your script. The original texts, and all audio, remain in English.

Reading comfort, for every reader. • Choose the typeface for readings, prayers, and services — the traditional scripture face, or a plain one that is easier on the eyes. • Adjust the text size to what reads comfortably. Your choice is kept, and the app remembers it the next time you open it. • The setting follows you across the daily readings, the prayer book, the daily rule, and the service texts. Also in recent updates: your account can be deleted at any time from your Profile, and small refinements throughout the app.