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Adjunct Faculty
I completed my PhD in Divinity (Church History) at the University of St. Andrews (Scotland) in 2009 and an MA in History from Queen’s University (Kingston, ON) in 1998. Prior to relocating to southern Ontario in 2013, I taught at several colleges and universities in Edmonton, AB, and was a visiting research fellow at The King’s University College, also in Edmonton.
The main focus of my research is the interpretations and uses of Christianity’s history in the early modern English-speaking context by thinkers and writers including Jonathan Edwards, John Wesley and other figures. How did they connect their reflections on the Christian past with their religious self-identities? This interest has fostered my broader fascination with ways in which historical Christianity is (re)interpreted, integrated, or, for that matter, ignored.
To date, I have not supervised students at Martin Luther University College (formerly Waterloo Lutheran Seminary). I have supervised Honours undergraduate and master’s students in Religious Studies.