About Gregg Strawbridge (Director)
We are devastated to share of the passing of WordMp3 Creative Director and Founder, Reverend Dr. W. Gregg Strawbridge. 
Pastor Gregg, as he was known by many, was a beloved pastor, mentor, friend, son, brother, husband, father, and grandfather. Throughout his life, Gregg’s faith and ministry developed through the lens of Reformed theology for which he will be remembered through his many books, sermons, publications, and audio online ministry, Wordmp3.
Gregg loved learning and teaching, and was a gifted listener and communicator. His zest for life was unmatched. Those close to him will remember his love of music, cooking for his congregants, and laughing, playing music, sailing, fishing, and spending time with his wife and daughters.
His gentle love and care for others was known by everyone he met, as well as his love for Scripture, passion for the kingdom of God, and faith in Jesus Christ. He was a revered and beloved leader among pastors, and teacher of students in pastoral training. His is a loss that will be felt by many communities in the Lancaster County area, and across the country.
In his honor our featured talks this week feature Dr. Strawbridge, including some of his best-loved sermons and debates, a song that he couldn't sing without tearing up in worship, a funeral exhortation he gave that you may find encouraging, a recent series on Postmillienal Eschatology, and the last sermon he preached (about baptism, of course). Take some time to check out the 1,156 items in his whole catalog.
You can view the entire obituary of Dr. Strawbridge here. Please keep the Strawbridge family and the saints at All Saints Church in your prayers. Also, thank you for understanding that response and shipping times may be slightly delayed for all things conerning WordMp3 business.
About Dr. Gregg Strawbridge
Gregg Strawbridge Audio on WordMp3.com
Contact: wgs at wordmp3.com * Websites: Reformation Resources * WordMp3.com * All Saints Church * Paedobaptism.com
Dr. Gregg Strawbridge serves as the (first) pastor of All Saints Church: A Reformational & Covenantal Congregation, Lancaster, PA (CREC - Confederation of Reformed Evangelicals, since 2001). He has served the broader Church as Presiding Minister of the Augustine Presbytery (CREC) for several terms: 2005-2009; 2018-2021. He has taught at a number Christians schools: All Saint Academy (Cary, NC); Firm Foundations Academy (Ephrata, PA); Veritas Acdemy (Leola, PA). He served as a member of the Board of Governors of Veritas Academy (2006-2016), as well as two other Christian schools. He is the Founder and Creative Director of www.WordMp3.com - An Online Audio Library of over 25,000 Christian Worldview Resources (which came online in 2000); He served as the President and now permanent Secretary-Treasurer of the Evangelical Theological Society (Eastern Region). He has served as a board member of JEEP - The Joint Eastern European Project which exists to assist, plant, and encourage CREC congregations in Eastern Europe.
He has served as adjunct professor at several colleges, universities, and seminaries in the fields of music, philosophy, theology, Bible, and education. His educational credentials include a Ph.D. University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS, 1994 (Education & Philosophy); M.A. Columbia Biblical Seminary (now Columbia International University), Columbia, SC. (Christian Education); B.M.E. University of Southern Mississippi, 1987 (Music Education, Classical Guitar) and postgraduate studies at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando and Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia (Th.M. courses in Reformation History, Theology, and Biblical Counseling & Psychology). He has been active in ministerial training since 2010 and to date All Saints has helped train and send out several men to serve as pastors.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS - Selected articles and booklets available online and most recently, "A Reformed View" in the (2017 B&H Academic) book, Infants and Children in the Church: Five Views on Theology and Ministry, "Instruments" in Music: It Was Good (Square Halo, 2013); The Case for Covenant Communion - Children at the Table of the Lord (Athanasius Press, 2006); The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism (Presbyterian & Reformed, 2003) • Classical and Christian Education: Recapturing the Educational Approach of the Past [over 50,000 copies sold]).
MUSIC & RECORDINGS - Roadside Hymns by Strawbridge House (2011), as well as Strawbridge House Epiphany (2013). Other misc. recordings are available here.