Welcome to the weekly and festal homilies of scholar and trusted spokesperson for Orthodoxy, Fr Gabriel Bradley Nassif, who is especially known for his active role in Orthodox evangelism. Raised within the Orthodox Church as a Lebanese-American, Dr Nassif also spent some time worshipping in the Evangelical tradition in his youth. His experience in both realms has made him a pioneer in Orthodox-Evangelical relations. His life experience, combined with his knowledge of Orthodox faith and history, places him in a unique position from which to articulate the Orthodox faith to a diverse audience.
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Welcome to the weekly and festal homilies of scholar and trusted spokesperson for Orthodoxy, Fr Gabriel Bradley Nassif, who is especially known for his active role in Orthodox evangelism. Raised within the Orthodox Church as a Lebanese-American, Dr Nassif also spent some time worshipping in the Evangelical tradition in his youth. His experience in both realms has made him a pioneer in Orthodox-Evangelical relations. His life experience, combined with his knowledge of Orthodox faith and history, places him in a unique position from which to articulate the Orthodox faith to a diverse audience.
Welcome to the weekly and festal homilies of scholar and trusted spokesperson for Orthodoxy, Fr Gabriel Bradley Nassif, who is especially known for his active role in Orthodox evangelism. Raised within the Orthodox Church as a Lebanese-American, Dr Nassif also spent some time worshipping in the Evangelical tradition in his youth. His experience in both realms has made him a pioneer in Orthodox-Evangelical relations. His life experience, combined with his knowledge of Orthodox faith and history, places him in a unique position from which to articulate the Orthodox faith to a diverse audience.
