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Paul Friesen became the 16th rector of St. Paul’s Church, Halifax, in the summer of 2005 As a young adult Paul earned his way on construction sites and landscaping projects. He worked for a while as a probation and parole officer, an assistant dean of students (Wycliffe College, Toronto), and then as an undergraduate history lecturer at several Universities and colleges. He graduated from the University of Toronto, and then completed graduate degrees in theology at Harvard Divinity School (Th. M.) and the University of St. Michael’s College, Toronto (Ph.D.). He began offering courses at the Atlantic School of Theology in 2001, and became Adjunct Lecturer in Anglican Theology in 2007. In 2014–2015, at the invitation of the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, he also served as a theologian on the Matrimonial Commission of the Anglican Church of Canada. Paul has written reviews and essays and given lectures and talks in various places in the midst of his pastoral and academic work for the past two decades, and continues to do so. He also served as Reviews Editor for The Diocesan Times (2003–2013) and is a co-author of several published works; By Grace Co-Workers (1989), The Parish and Cathedral of St. James, Toronto (1998), The True and Living Word (1998), Seeds Scattered and Sown (2008), Guide for the Christian Perplexed (2012), This Holy Estate (2015), and Reformation Worlds (2016). He is currently working on a project entitled Sacramental Religion.
B.A. (University of Toronto)
2019 : Adjunct Professor of Anglican Studies |
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