NON-VIOLENCE: A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE is a transcription of a workshop led by Rev. John-Brian Paprock March 21, 2009 at the Joyful Path Buddhist Center in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin. Joyful Path entered into a yearlong examination of non-violence from a variety of religious perspectives. This was originally published in "Neighbors, Strangers and Everyone Else," a 2009 book by Rev. John-Brian Paprock which includes essays about Orthodox Christian spirituality, interfaith activities, and the public square. This separate book has been made is available due to its special message of hope in a violent world.

FULLY ALIVE is a collection of short sermons on living the Orthodox Christian life, spirituality and practice. Father John-Brian Paprock is an American priest serving a multi-ethnic Orthodox Christian mission parish in Madison, Wisconsin. Holy Transfiguration mission has been part of the Mission Society of St. Gregorios of India since 2001. Fr. John-Brian also serves as a hospital and hospice chaplain at area hospitals. He is the author of several books.

NEIGHBORS, STRANGERS AND EVERYONE ELSE is a unique book and collection of insightful and inspiring words on topics of co-existence from Rev. Fr. John-Brian Paprock. Fr. John-Brian is an Orthodox priest serving a multi-ethnic mission parish in Madison, Wisconsin. He is the founder of Interfaith Awareness Week, since 1998, and has been active in local ecumenical and interfaith activities since 1988. He has received several awards for his community and volunteer efforts over the years, including Middleton's "Good Neighbor Award" in 2008.

Pastoral reflections and spiritual guidance from Eastern Oriental Orthodox Christian mission in contemporary America. Written by American priest, Father John-Brian Paprock, the reflections follow the year of holy seasons according to the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church calendar.