Where Are You, Adam?
May 12
Where Are You, Adam?
Join us for a unique experience on May 12th at the Pickwick Theater - an exclusive showing with the opportunity to meet the Producer, Alexander Plyska.
Bring your family, friends, and fellow parishioners to experience it together!
Bring your family, friends, and fellow parishioners to experience it together!
The film "Where are you, Adam?" is like a window into another reality, a deeply spiritual world where everything is done with God and for God. It isn’t an information-heavy lecture. It's not a documentary with a loud message. It is a personal experience. Although it depicts the Orthodox faith, it can be equally inspiring for all Christians, and even the secular viewer might be profoundly moved. This is a film that cannot be described in words, it must be seen.
Location
Date & Time
May 12, 2026, 5:00 PM | 7:30 PM
language
English
official FILM WEBSITE
This film is an immersion into the life of one of the monasteries of Holy Mount Athos. Secluded monastic life, full of authentic characters and everyday saints, comes forth onto the screen from under the wraps of our mundane priorities. What emerges is a fascinating account of a completely unparalleled way of life within a thriving monastic community in the midst of the twenty-first century.
FEEDBACK FROM THE CLERGY
Metropolitan Nicolae
Romanian Orthodox Archdiocese
Metropolitan Tarasios
Exarch of Rhodopolis Lazica
Bishop Vasily of San Francisco
Orthodox Church of America
Fr. Gregory Koo
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
Orthodoxy Today is happy to present this unique and transformative experience as part of our continuous mission to help Orthodox Christians deepen their faith and provide opportunities for spiritual growth.
Who We Are
Based in the Chicago metropolitan area, Orthodoxy Today is rooted in ROCOR. We are a team of three families, all dedicated to active participation in the Christian Orthodox Church. At our core, we are driven by a calling to serve our community. We strive to nurture each other’s faith while creating a space where Orthodox Christians of all ages and backgrounds can grow together, support one another, and make meaningful connections.
IMPORTANT: Please note that supporting Orthodoxy Today is separate from purchasing a ticket required for attending the film.
Join us on May 12
We look forward to seeing you!