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The Rev. John A. Porter - Rector
Fr. John A.
Porter was raised in North Carolina in a Presbyterian family and received
his B.A. and M.A. in English. His first career was as an English teacher on
high school and college levels, as well as overseas in Greece, where he
studied Greek and lived for a time with a shepherd. A conversion experience
while he was serving as a teaching fellow in the writing program at the
University of Pittsburgh in the early 1980s brought him back into the
Church. He did his theological training at the Reformed Presbyterian
Seminary in Pittsburgh before he became an Episcopalian, and then earned the
Certificate in Anglican Studies from Trinity School for Ministry in
Ambridge. From 1992 to 1994 he taught New Testament and Greek at St.
Philip’s Theological College in Tanzania, East Africa. He was ordained as a
transitional deacon in the Diocese of Pittsburgh in 1996, and was priested
in 1997 by Bishop Alden Hathaway at the Church of the Redeemer in Sarasota,
Florida, where he served for seven years as a curate. In 2003 he was
called back to Pittsburgh to be the rector of Grace Church. He is
married to to his wife Beth, and they have two children, Stephen and Sarah.


The Rev. Dr. Rodney
A. Whitacre
 | Professor of Biblical Studies -
Trinity Episcopal School of Ministry |
 | BA, Gordon College, 1973 |
 | MTS, Gordon-Conwell Theological
Seminary, 1976 |
 | PhD, Cambridge University, 1981 |
 | DD, Cranmer Theological House,
2000 |
Articles by Dr. Whitacre
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A Guide to Bible Study Helps |
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Contemplative Prayer |
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Hearing God's Truth |
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Serving the Lord in Times of Transition |
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The Biblical Doctrine of the Atonement |
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The Books That Formed Me |
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The Moon of Our
Darkness |
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Women, Ordination, and the Bible |
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