101 Orthodox Saints

Ancient Faith Publishing
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Discover 101 Orthodox Saints

Dive into the world of 101 Orthodox Saints by Sarah Wright and Alexandra Schmalzbach. Illustrated by Nicholas Malara, this book reveals fascinating stories of saints. Did you know a saint used a dogsled? Or turned down a marriage proposal from the Roman Emperor? Each page is filled with illustrations, icons, and facts. Perfect for children and independent readers aged 7-14. Enhance your family’s understanding of the saints.

Detailed Features

  • Age Range: Suitable for children of all ages, with independent readers aged 7-14.
  • Authors: Sarah Wright and Alexandra Schmalzbach.
  • Illustrator: Nicholas Malara.
  • Format: Hardcover, 120 pages.
  • Dimensions: 9.5 x 11 inches.

Educational Value

This visual encyclopedia will deepen your family’s appreciation of the saints. Learn about martyrs, monks, and mothers who lived out their faith. The book is a treasure for anyone with a childlike curiosity. Discover the stories that inspire and educate.

About the Authors:

Presbytera Sarah Wright is an Orthodox Christian, wife, mother of three, and teacher. As a teacher, the highlight of her job is helping kids get hooked on reading. She hopes to write books that will encourage that love of reading and, more importantly, a love for Christ and His Church. She and her family live in Waco, Texas, where her husband is the priest of a lovely and loving parish. Sarah also writes the popular blog Orthodox Motherhood, and she can usually be found at her Texas home watching an old movie, hiking, or eating Mexican food with her family.

Alexandra Schmalzbach is a lifelong Virginian and Orthodox Christian. Alexandra was born in Arlington to second-generation Greek Americans. Alexandra majored in American history and religious studies at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, graduated in 2007, and three weeks later married her husband, Brian. They now reside in Richmond with their five children: Stella Virginia, Peter, Josiah, Sebastian, and Raphael. 

About the Illustrator:

Nicholas Malara grew up in Denver, Colorado, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in illustration. Over the course of his twenty-year-long career, he has illustrated books, designed games, and created products of all kinds for children. Using his talents to serve the Kingdom of heaven is his greatest passion. He currently resides in Spokane, Washington, with his wife and two children.