120 Paterikon for Kids - Saint Olga of Alaska

While studying Linguistics at the University of Copenhagen, I often spent my recess time at the Institutes's Library with a young researcher who was an expert in languages spoken around the Arctic. He noticed that I was interested in his findings and would often share his knowledge; it was here that I heard for the first time about the languages of Alaska. Years later, and very soon after the publishing of our best-selling "My Prayer Book," the mother of one of the many nieces of Saint Olga of Alaska called me on our 410-734-2771 with a special request. She had bought a copy of "My Prayer Book," and she wanted also to send one to her daughter in Crete, Greece. Now, shipping from Alaska to Crete costs much more than a copy of "My Prayer Book." Could I help? Of course, I could; it's Free Shipping for a reason. As we talked, I asked her if she spoke Yup'ik, and she did. I asked her to pray that we would be able to publish books in Yup'ik.  Seven years later, In the summer of 2015, we had