June 28, 2022

The Lord's Prayer
A sermon series

- Fr. Gregory Edwards Ph.D - Dean -




Our Father- a sermon series

What is the context? When was it written? To whom was it written? Why is it relevant to me today? How can I make this prayer, which I say so often, a meaningful part of my worship experience?

Join us for a multipart series examining the Our Father or the Lord's Prayer. May God bless each of us.

Part 1 'Our Father, Who art in heaven', and the context

Part 2 'Hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven'

Part 3 'Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven'

Part 4 'Give us this day our daily bread'

Part 5 'Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us'

Part 6 'and lead us not into temptation'

Part 7 'but deliver us from evil' and final commentary

Please join us this Summer for a new series on the Nicene Creed! Sunday service at 9:30am. 



The Rev. Fr. Gregory Edwards, Ph.D., was raised in Virginia and eastern Pennsylvania, and became a member of the Orthodox Church while studying for his Bachelor's degree

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Photography Credits: Beth Hontzas - Music: Presbytera Katerina Makiej





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The Rev. Fr. Gregory Edwards, Ph.D., was raised in Virginia and eastern Pennsylvania, and became a member of the Orthodox Church while studying for his Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies at Brown University. After completing a Master's Degree in the New Testament and early Christianity at Florida State University, he conducted doctoral studies in Greece at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, graduating summa cum laude in 2012. Ordained in 2007, he served parishes in Thessaloniki and Volos for 9 years. He and his wife Presvytera Pelagia lived in Greece from 2006-2016, where their four children were born. He has served as Assistant Professor of Missiology at St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Seminary in New York since 2014. Before coming to Birmingham in March 2019, Fr. Gregory served St. George Greek Orthodox Church in New Port Richey, FL from 2016-2019.