Fr. Jason Radcliff
Rector
Fr. Radcliff is Rector (Pastor) of The Church of the Holy Cross. Growing up in the Midwest (Ohio), Fr. Radcliff has also lived in Western Pennsylvania for undergraduate (Student Ministry, Geneva College), New England for seminary (Gordon-Conwell), and Scotland for his PhD (Theology, Edinburgh). A Priest-Scholar (ordained May 2021), prior to his call to Holy Cross Fr. Radcliff taught at The Stony Brook School–a Christian college prep boarding school on Long Island–for nearly a decade during which time he also taught Patristics at The Mercer School of Theology (The Episcopal Diocese of Long Island's seminary). Fr. Radcliff also previously served as an Assistant Rector at a parish in South Carolina and as assisting clergy at The Cathedral of All Saints (Albany). In addition to his role at Holy Cross, Fr. Radcliff is Head of School of a local Christian K–12 school and he serves more widely in the Diocese of Albany as Superior to the diocesan ward of The Society of Mary, on the diocesan Bishop King Society, and as a Canon of the Cathedral on the Great Chapter. Father Radcliff is author of 3 books, Thomas F. Torrance and the Church Fathers, Thomas F. Torrance and the Orthodox-Reformed Theological Dialogue, and Grace and Incarnation: The Oxford Movement's Shaping of the Character of Modern Anglicanism.