Tim is President and Chief Operating Officer at Chick-fil-A. Tim began his career at Chick-fil-A in 1977 as a restaurant team member and joined the home office staff as a business consultant in 1983.

Tim graduated from Oglethorpe University in 1981 with a BA in history and political science and received his MBA from Georgetown University in 1983.

Tim attends Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church where he teaches Sunday School to high school students. Tim is native of Atlanta; is married to Maria and has two sons, Luke and Nicholas.

Fr. George is Professor of New Testament. Before working at Holy Cross, he taught for almost two decades at Princeton Theological Seminary as Professor of New Testament. He also taught for many years as an adjunct Professor at St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary and at the St. Athanasius Theological College in the University of Melbourne (Australia).

His teaching and research explore the interaction of early Christianity with classical literature, as well as the interpretation of the New Testament in the early church. He is the author of three books and several articles on New Testament themes, with a specialization in the Gospel and Letters of John.

Prior to coming to Holy Cross, Fr. George served in a part time capacity as the pastor of the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Perth Amboy, New Jersey. He and his wife, Presbytera Maureen (also a Holy Cross graduate), have three children.

Donna began working for OCF in November 2011. Serving as the Operations Manager until February 2013, Donna learned the ins and outs of OCF. In the spring of 2013, Donna was charged with taking on the National Program efforts for Orthodox Christian Fellowship – facilitating the Real Break and College Conference programs. In late 2019, Donna’s focus was shifted to Advancement, where she now works to share the exciting ways OCF offers opportunities for college students to encounter Jesus Christ.

Donna holds a Master of Professional Studies in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages from Manhattanville College and a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Hellenic College. She and her family live in Watertown, Massachusetts.

Christina is the Director of Ministries for OCF. She has been on staff with OCF since 2011, and prior to that, she served as both the local chapter president at Texas A&M and as a regional student leader for the South region. She holds a Master of Divinity from Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology and her BA from Texas A&M University in English Literature and Philosophy with a minor in dance.  Christina now lives in Dallas with her husband and their three lovely, spectacular kids.

Christian is the Director of Ministry for the Orthodox Youth Ministry (OYM). He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who holds multiple degrees from Wheaton College, Azusa Pacific University, and Luther Seminary. Well known for his work developing training materials like “Effective Christian Ministry” and podcasts like “We Are Orthodoxy” and “Pop Culture Coffee Hour,” he is passionate about upbuilding of the Church as the Family of God: a household that forms young people into the likeness of Christ.

Fr. Stephen is an archpriest in the Orthodox Church in America and is the former pastor of St. Anne Orthodox Church in Oak Ridge, TN. He was educated at Furman University, Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, and Duke University. He is author of the popular blog, Glory to God for All Things, and of the weekly podcast, Glory to God, on Ancient Faith Radio. His work has been widely translated and published in Europe and Russia.

His publications include: Everywhere Present and Face to Face: Knowing God beyond Our Shame.

Matthew is the General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer Orthodox Ministry Services. He has a broad background as a nonprofit and tax attorney with extensive experience representing Orthodox nonprofit organizations. In addition to practicing law, he served as Chief Investment Officer for Black Saber Capital and Grant Coordinator for the Virginia H. Farah Foundation.

Matthew founded the Society for Orthodox Christian History in the Americas and is editor of the website OrthodoxHistory.org. As a young man, he was the research assistant to Bill James, the father of sabermetric analysis and an executive with the Boston Red Sox. Matthew earned a B.A. in History from Wichita State University and a J.D. from the University of Kansas School of Law.

Fr. Sergius is assistant professor of Homiletics and Rhetoric at St. Vladimir’s Seminary, and serves as director of the Doctor of Ministry Program. In addition to teaching homiletics and preaching, he also teaches courses in apologetics, faith and science, and Christian education. Fr. Sergius is a priest of the Orthodox Church in America and is attached to Christ the Savior Church in Southbury, CT. He is an accomplished liturgical musician and has contributed to a number of “Archangel Voices” recordings. He currently lives in New Haven, CT with his wife and three children. He loves gardening, hiking, biking, and reading biographies and fiction.

Fr. Sergius holds degrees from Drew University, St. Vladimir’s Seminary, and the University of California, Santa Cruz.