Instructor in New Religious Movements
Education
B.A. Winnipeg Bible College, 1989
M.A. Providence Theological Seminary, 1994
Ph.D. Asbury Theological Seminary, 2007–Present
Teaching Fields
World Religions
New Religious Movements
Aboriginal Studies
Apologetics
Professional Associations And Roles
2011 - Lausanne III, Cape Town, Attendee
2008 & 2011 - World Christian Gathering on Indigenous Peoples [Israel and New Zealand]
2000–Present - Editor, NAIITS Journal [North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies]
2000–Present - Founding Board Member, NAIITS [North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies]
1995–2011 - Aboriginal Ministries Council, Evangelical Fellowship of Canada
Employment
2011 - Faculty NAIITS Consortium at George Fox University, Oregon
1994–Present - Adjunct Faculty. Providence University College and Providence Theological Seminary
Hobbies
Teaching cross-culturally [Lithuania, Ukraine, Uganda]
Travel
Grand-parenting
Course Syllabi
College Faculty
Seventy-five percent of our faculty members have doctorates from recognized graduate schools so you know that you are getting a true university education.
Providence University College faculty teach from an inter-denominational Christian perspective, challenging the stereotypes of Christian and non-Christian alike. As mentors faculty members are concerned for the growth of each student.
Otterburne, Manitoba, Canada, R0A 1G0
Phone: (204) 433-7488 or (800) 668-7768
Fax: (204) 433-7158
