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My books and some key articles can be found in the sidebar (and almost everything is in my CV). I
am currently working on a book for T&T Clark on Dietrich
Bonhoeffer's theology of "mandates" (or "orders").
I have taught theology and ethics in Calgary, Canada, and Bristol, England. I am also a licensed worker in Alliance Canada, where I was baptized (in 1998) and ordained (in 2006). In 2026 I will be teaching two online Summer School courses for the Jim Forest Institute at St Stephen's University as well as a Spring course on Bonhoeffer at Wycliffe College in Toronto.
For many years this was my blog; a place for gathering thoughts, practicing
writing, and carrying on conversations. In that time I was a pastor, a student, and a lecturer. (For a time I also blogged at Theology Out of Bounds with some office mates from Aberdeen.) Since
the PhD my writing efforts have mostly gone elsewhere, but this remains my web page for occasional essays and an up to date CV.
I have a variety of interests that could translate into speaking engagements at churches and retreats. I have studied, taught, and spoken on pastoral and political theology, forgiveness and reconciliation,
gender and sexuality, disability and the church, film and fiction, and the life and works of Barth and Bonhoeffer.
Nothing here is ever the final word, and it should go without saying that the opinions shared here are (or were) my own. Feel
free to browse and share from the curated archive, citing appropriately
if you use anything, but keep in mind that my views were 'live' and may
now be somewhat dated.