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Professor of Systematic Theology; Assistant Dean
I received my PhD in theology from St. Michael’s University College at the University of Toronto in 2003.
I joined Martin Luther University College (formerly Waterloo Lutheran Seminary) in 2005. Prior to that, I taught at Luther in an adjunct capacity and served as a pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada for 14 years.
Please feel free to check out my Meet the Prof @LutherWaterloo video.
My research interests include studies in the theology of Martin Luther, the famed church reformer of the sixteenth century, and the theology of Friedrich Schleiermacher, the nineteenth-century theologian sometimes called the Father of Modern Theology. Additionally, I explore how contemporary theology can be informed by Indigenous worldviews and the manner in which religious pluralism informs modern theology.