Jordan and his wife Geralyn serve as the senior pastors of Trinity Fellowship, and have done so since 1988. Together, they have three adult children and two grandchildren.

About Jordan

Jordan completed his undergraduate studies at Michigan State University (Communication Arts and Education) and later graduate studies at Christ the Savior Seminary (Johnstown, PA), the University of Thessaloniki (Thessaloniki, Greece), and completed his Masters of Divinity degree at St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary (Crestwood, N.Y.,1986).

His pastoral-evangelistic ministry began at Western Michigan University in association with The Navigators, an interdenominational Evangelical ministry (1971-72). Later, under the auspices of the Work of Christ Community (East Lansing, Michigan), Jordan and his wife Geralyn founded and led a student outreach ministry at Michigan State University (1977-80). Jordan also presided as an elder of that community (1978-1982). Later, at the request of an interdenominational Christian community in Great Britain, the Bajis’ established a similar student ministry at the University of London (1981-1982).

In an effort to renew various Christian traditions and denominations, Jordan has authored various articles in Theosis Journal and Logos Magazine, as well as a book titled, Common Ground: An Introduction to Eastern Christianity for the American Christian.

Jordan was also an instructor at Colorado Christian University, and Front Range Community College, teaching Old Testament and Introduction to Philosophy classes respectively (Fort Collins, Colorado, 2005-2008).