, and if either the priest is in the main body of the church or the deacon is carrying something in the main body of the church, there’s a good chance that it’s a special time in the service. During such times, it is generally most proper to stand reverently and follow what most people are doing.
If you’re standing remember: hands out of pockets. It suggests a relaxed posture inappropriate in a worshipful setting.
If you’re sitting remember: both feet on the floor. Crossing your legs (or arms) also suggests a relaxed posture as if we are here to be amused or entertained. It makes a mockery of the Cross of Christ.
While in church, remember that we should be communicating with God. Please take this opportunity to talk to God through prayers, hymns and giving thanks – He is waiting to hear from you.
Even outside of services, when in church one should aim to keep conversations to a minimum. One can easily step outside to have a chat.
During our Divine Liturgy service, there is a distribution of Holy Communion. It is our practice that only baptised Orthodox Christians who have prepared themselves may commune – please speak to the clergy for more information.
At the end of our Liturgy, people will come up to the priest, venerate (‘kiss’) the blessing cross that the priest is holding, and receive a piece of blessed bread. This blessed bread is called ‘Antidoron’ (meaning ‘instead of the Gifts’). Anyone who wishes may venerate the cross and receive the bread, and we ask that you treat and consume the bread with respect (particularly: please make sure no crumbs are dropped).
Just be respectful. Once you’ve attended a few times, you’ll see the way we do what we do. Remember that Orthodox Christians are in church to unite together in prayer as a community, in humility and love. Truly, everything else will come naturally if that rule is being followed.
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Killing people doesn't make you any money now, unless you're going to directly use their gear and ammo. Slick to traders is 80k, altyn is 110k, nothing else comes close to that. If you use the gear, sure, but if you plan on using it to make money, due to the weight changes, you can take one-two guns, and armor, after that you're over 51 pounds and stamina is done regenerating. 
 
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Today I am sharing my book review for Everyone Brave is Forgiven by Chris Cleave. A WWII historical fiction set in England.
I really liked how Cleave approached this WWII historical fiction. Told in 3rd person omniscient, Everyone Brave is Forgiven follows follows Mary & Tom in London during the German Blitz (bombing raids in London), and also follows Alistair as he serves in the war. I’ve got to admit, I don’t always enjoy a story told in 3rd person omniscient, but Cleave pulls it off here. Generally, I don’t feel connected to the characters as much when the story is told in 3rd person, but Cleave did such an excellent job fleshing out these characters.
The real stars of the show here are the characters within Everyone Brave is Forgiven. Mary was my favorite kind of spitfire. She was assertive, independent, compassionate, outspoken, and unafraid to stand up for what she believe is right. Don’t get me wrong, Mary is not without her faults as you will see if you read this book, but this just made her feel all the more realistic. Alistair was also another favorite. I really appreciated his will to just keep pushing on, despite the awful events he was subjected to.
Another wonderful aspect about this book is the friendship between Mary & Hilda. You know those pairings that just seem meant to be? Mary & Hilda were meant to be friends. While their friendship has its ups and downs, at the end of the day they will always be there for each other. Positive female friendship is definitely lacking in literature, so I was thrilled to see such a wonderful friendship depicted here.
You know what a lot of other WWII historical fiction books do not cover? Racism, ableism, classism, and sexism. I was delighted that Cleave chose to explore the fact that when children in London were evacuated into the countryside, many children of color, poor children, & disabled children were left behind in the city. It was really heartbreaking to learn that certain children were excluded from evacuation. For those children left behind, Mary took a few of them under her wing & formed a nontraditional class. I particularly enjoyed Mary & Zachary’s relationship throughout the book. I loved that Mary refused to give up on him. I also found the insight into the black community in London during WWII very interesting.
Here’s something you don’t hear often: this WWII historical fiction book was funny. I do not think I’ve ever laughed as much in a WWII historical fiction book as I did in Everyone Brave is Forgiven. This is my first time experiencing Cleave’s writing, so I am not sure if he writes all his books with this much whit & dry humor, but I really enjoyed it. This book included some of the most amusing dialogue I’ve read in a long time. Some may say that this much humor in a book dealing with war is inappropriate, however I disagree. Many people cope with hardships in different ways. Personally, I am one of those people that likes to see humor in every situation, even grim ones.
Like most WWII historical fiction books