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About the Podcast
Parenting in today’s world isn’t easy—but you don’t have to do it alone.
Orthodox Christian Parenting, hosted by Faithtree Resources Executive Director (and mom of four!) Michelle Moujaes, is a weekly podcast for parents and grandparents navigating the holy struggle of raising kids in the Orthodox Faith.
Each episode offers honesty, encouragement, and practical wisdom from the Church—creating space to exhale, freedom from the pressure to be perfect, and openness to grow as you raise children who are deepening their knowledge and love of Christ.
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Weekly Podcast Discussion Guide
Receive each week’s discussion guide, a free companion resource to the Orthodox Christian Parenting Podcast. Inside you’ll find thoughtful questions, key takeaways and practical prompts to help you reflect more deeply on the episode. Use it on your own, with your spouse, with friends, or even in your parish community. Our hope is that these guides give you space to pause, process, and put into practice what you’re learning—so you can grow with your children in faith, wisdom and love.

Other Parenting Resources
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eBook: Navigating the Digital Tsunami
Raising children in today’s digital world can feel overwhelming. From tech agreements and family rhythms to sample contracts and prayers, this resource gives Orthodox parents practical tools and strategies to protect their children and guide them toward Christ.
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eBook: 10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know
Parenting doesn’t come with a manual—but this free resource offers wisdom and practical tools to guide you through the holy (and often hilarious) struggle of raising children. In this guide, you’ll find clarity, comfort, and real next steps.
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Free Download: 6 Ways Christian Parents Can Lessen Teenage Anxiety
As parents, we wish we could eliminate our children's pain and suffering, but managing stress and anxiety requires more than that. Grab our free guide that includes six practical ways to help reduce your teenager’s anxiety.