Meet Father Greg McBrayer

Our faith and obedience to God is to be evident in all areas of or lives, not just the designated parts which we have labeled "private" and "sacred". What ever we do, we do all things to the Glory of God! As Paul says in 2 Corinthians 5:20, we are ambassadors of Christ, and God is making his appeal through us where ever he places each of us! By the time you retire you will have spent an estimated 90 thousand hours of your life in your workplace, compared to only 5 thousand hours in your church. That being said, where do you have the most opportunity to serve and glorify God? Workplace ministry is about God declaring His glory through us in our jobs as we live out our mission to serve and glorify Him where He placed us. ​

Pastor Greg McBrayer
Assisting Priest / Pastor, St. Barnabas Anglican Church
​Executive Director DFW Airport Interfaith Chaplaincy

Father Greg McBrayer has worked and served in the aviation industry over 40 years. He is the Chief Flight Controller and Chaplain at American Airlines (IOC) Integrated Flight Operations Control Center in Dallas-Fort Worth Texas.

As a Bi-Vocational Priest, Father Greg currently serves as the Assisting Priest/Pastor at Saint Barnabas Anglican Church in north Fort Worth. He also serves as Chaplain and the EAP Representative for (PAFCA) The Professional Airline Flight Controllers Association at American Airlines and is a member of the American Airlines Emergency Response Care Team.

He is the founder and pastor of American Airlines “Monday Ministry” a Christian Ministry Chapter of American Airlines Christian Employees Business Resource Group (CEBRG). He also serves as the CEBRG Diversity Advisory Council Representative, overseeing Christian Ministries at American world wide.

Father Greg is Chairman and Executive Director of DFW Airport Interfaith Chaplaincy, where he also leads weekly and special worship services at DFW Airport’s terminal D40 Meadows Chapel.

Throughout his long career Father Greg has chaired and served numerous committees, boards and outreach ministries within the church, aviation and military community.

In 2018 he received American Airlines coveted “Chairman’s Award” for providing years of exemplary service, employee support and pastoral care to current and retired American Airlines employees.