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The liturgies of the Byzantine Churches - Catholic and Orthodox - are, for the most part, identical.  There are some minor differences in practice and usage that have developed in the various Churches. It is hoped that someday all English-speaking Byzantine Christians will together produce a standard translation of all liturgical texts to help our common witness of Jesus Christ. The following links are to on-line text of the Divine Services and other sites concentrating on Byzantine Liturgy.

Check out the Liturgical Texts available from this site on the Byzantine Faith & Worship pages.

• Anastasis - contains liturgical texts from the Monastery of Saint Andrew the First Called, Manchester, England. 

• Byzantine-Ruthenian Liturgical Hymns - listen to selected hymns from the Carpathian tradition on-line with RealAudio. 
• The CyberPsaltiri - dedicated to the development of electronic worship materials, and ultimately the production of a
  proposed Interactive Analogion (lectern), intended to ease the difficulties posed by the complexities of Orthodox
  church services.
• Horologion - Reader's Service Book of the Hours of the Orthodox Church
• Melkite Cyber Typicon - downloadable.
• Orthodox Liturgical Texts - posted by Reader Michael Bishop
• Orthodox Liturgical Texts and Resources
• Orthodox Prayers
• Orthodox Study Bible Old Testament Project
• The Priest's Service Book - A reproduction of the Priest's Service Book as
  translated by Archbishop Dimitry (Royster), Diocese of the South, Orthodox
  Church in America
• Resources for Clergy and Cantors - Antiochian (Greek and Arab) traditions
• Russian Choral Music On-Line - by Fr. Alexander Lebedeff
• The Septuagint with Apocrypha: Greek and English 
• Theology - Liturgics from the pages of Holy Trinity Cathedral, San Franscisco