Dr. Panagiotou is a theologian and scholar who has deep experience in pastoral ministry as an Orthodox Christian presbyter, denominational administrator, teacher at the university and seminary levels, preacher, and businessman in a career which has spanned nearly three decades. His research interest and teaching focus on the study of the early centuries of Christianity and on Christian stewardship. Dr. Panagiotou is also a professor of New Testament, Biblical Greek, and Patristics at Cummins Memorial Theological Seminary where he serves as Liason Officer to the Seminary President.
Educations and Credentials
- ThD (Cand), Pontifex University
- DMin, Erskine Theological Seminary
- MA (theology), St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary
Recent Publications
- The Path to Oikonomia with Jesus Christ as Our Lighthouse. OCP Publications, 2020.
- “Greek Orthodoxy in the Eighteenth Century,”1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern Era, Vol 5. Bucknell University Press, 2000.
Experience and Ministry
- Adjunct professor, Erskine Theological Seminary
- Professor of New Testament studies, Cummins Theological Seminary
- Pastor and chancellor, Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, New York, NY