Episode 3 – Season 3, The Black American Orthodox Experience on OCN: Catching up with Fr. Samuel Davis – Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America

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Episode 3 – Season 3, The Black American Orthodox Experience on OCN: Catching up with Fr. Samuel Davis
In the third episode of “The Black American Orthodox Experience” (season 3), a collaboration of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America and the Orthodox Christian Network, Rev. Chris Metropulos sits down with Rev. Samuel Davis to discuss his personal journey to Orthodoxy and the exciting developments in the third season of his program.
Fr. Samuel’s story is one of profound spiritual exploration and commitment, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of Balck American culture and Orthodox Christianity. Viewers can look forward to a series of compelling episodes that delve into the rich history of pioneers, heroes, and freedom fighters, offering a deeper understanding of the historical connections between Black and Greek Americans. This episode is a testament to the ongoing efforts to bridge cultural gaps and celebrate the unique contributions of Black Americans to the Orthodox faith.
The Black American Orthodox Experience is a program focused on Orthodox missions in America—insights, challenges, and how we can reach (and are reaching) members of Black, Indigenous, and other communities with the Church of Jesus Christ. Our goal is to feature honest and informative conversations about what the Great Commission looks like in modern America within a historical and cultural context.
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