True Convergence: Orthodox Podcast #4 (Bishop Thomas & Fr. Peter Gillquist)
By admin | January 6th, 2008 | Category: True Convergence |![]()
True Convergence Orthodox Podcast #4
Host:
Jacob Lee — Icon New Media Network
Participating:
Right Reverend Thomas, Bishop of Charleston, Oakland and the Mid-Atlantic
Fr. Peter Gillquist, Director of the Department of Missions and Evangelism, Antiochian Archdiocese
Mark Wallace — Oklahoma City Soon to be Orthodox Priest and Mission Church Planter.
Fr. John Denny Roland —St.’s Peter and Paul Orthodox Church, Hot Springs Arkansas
Fr. Patrick Cardine — St. Patrick’s Orthodox Church, Warrenton, Virginia
Kevin Barry — Orthodox Catechumen, St. John the Theologian
Matt Cuthbertson — Orthodox Catechumen, St. John the Theologian
This special show features Bishop Thomas and Fr. Peter Gillquist. Fr. Peter talks about the beginning of the CEC (Charismatic Episcopal Church) and what he did or did not say to then Pastor Adler.
Both Bishop Thomas and Fr. Peter encourage members of the CEC and other Christian groups to finally end their search for the historic church and come home to Orthodoxy.
This show was conducted via skype, telephone and in studio.
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Thank you very much. This was very informative. These podcasts are like beams from a lighthouse on a foggy shoreline.
very interesting.
i’m adding in RSS Reader
This was great
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