Nicole Uzans spent most of her first 28 years in Ontario. After acquiring two undergraduate degrees—in visual arts and theology—she moved to southern England, where she was a member of the Pilsdon Community for two years. She is currently living in the Annapolis Valley, N.S., where she is working in sustainable agriculture and building a very small house—on wheels.
Catherine Pate lives with her family in Winnipeg, Man. where she is program editor for Evangelical Lutheran Women Inc. and attends saint benedict’s table, an Anglican worshipping community.
The Rev. Canon Megan Collings-Moore is the Anglican chaplain for Renison University College at the University of Waterloo, where she has worked since 2006. Before moving to campus ministry, she spent eight years as a parish priest, which included the oversight of the successful amalgamation of two churches.
The Ven. Dr. Michael Thompson has served in parishes in Edmonton, Toronto, and Niagara, as well as at Trinity College and as principal secretary to the Primate. He currently serves in the ministry of St. Jude’s Church in Oakville, where he lives with his family.
The Rev. Canon Maylanne Maybee is ecojustice coordinator for the Partnerships department of General Synod.
The Rev. Jamie Howison is the founding pastor of St. Benedict’s Table, an Anglican congregation in Winnipeg, Man.
The Right Rev. Dr. Terry M. Brown, former Asia/Pacific Coordinator of the Anglican Church of Canada, was Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACOM) Bishop of Malaita, from 1996 to 2008. He is presently volunteer archivist of the ACOM, based in Honiara, Solomon Islands. His account of the role of Solomon Islands religious communities in the peace process can be read online.
The Rev. Kyle Wagner, a native of Prince Edward Island, has degrees from Mount Allison University and the Atlantic School of Theology. Currently he is curate for the Parish of Seaforth on the eastern shore of Nova Scotia. Mr. Wagner’s interests include religion and politics, faith and science, South African studies, and youth group initiatives. In 2008 he spent three months in South Africa as a Theological Student International Intern, where he worked in UN refugee camps and with those affected by HIV/AIDS.
Archbishop Fred Hiltz is the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada.
Ali Symons is editor of MinistryMatters.
Keith Knight served as interim communications coordinator for PWRDF, and previously, he was director of communications for the Presbyterian Church in Canada.
The Rev. Alan Cook served as congregational sales representative for Anglican Book Centre / Augsburg Fortress Canada.
Archdeacon John M. Robertson is national gift planning officer for the Anglican Church of Canada.
Mel Malton is a poet and novelist living in Nova Scotia.
Archbishop Hutchison served as Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada from 2004 to 2007.
Stephanie Peddle is Coordinator of the Anglican Appeal.
Jennifer Wheeler, of the diocese of Montreal, is a librarian working at Newton Theological College, Papua New Guinea.
Dr. Stephen Martin is associate professor of theology at The King's University College in Edmonton, Alta. A specialist in political theology and ethics, he graduated from the University of Cape Town (PhD 1999) where he studied under South African theologian John de Gruchy. Mr. Martin is currently a parishioner at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Old Strathcona.
The Rev. Terry LeBlanc is Mi’kmaq-Acadian and has been married 37 years to Bev. He has taught as a sessional and guest lecturer at various colleges, seminaries and universities in North America and in other global contexts. Mr. LeBlanc is the director and founding chair of North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies and is completing a PhD (ABD) in Intercultural Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary, Kentucky.
Harold Percy is director of the Institute of Evangelism at Wycliffe College and a parish priest in Streetsville, Ont.
Rev. Michael Dunnill is an Anglican priest serving as honorary assistant in the parish of St. John the Evangelist in Thunder Bay, Ont. He has been chaplain to the Thunder Bay Police since 1988, as well as to the Thunder Bay Police Association. He is a recipient of the John A. Price Excellence in Chaplaincy Award and a founding member of the Canadian Police Chaplains Association.
Stephen Reynolds is rector of the parish of Bridgenorth-Emily, diocese of Toronto, and assistant professor in divinity at Trinity College, Toronto.
Lisa Chisholm-Smith is coordinator of the School of Lay Ministry in the diocese of Ontario.
Canon Fletcher Stewart is President of Henry Budd College for Ministry.
The Rev. Canon Tim Elliott is a partner with Elliott Clarke and Associates, Ministry Development Consultants (www.elliottclarke.com). He is also a jazz musician and author who started this new venture after 25 years of parish ministry in the Diocese of Toronto. Canon Elliott serves as an honourary assistant at the Church of the Redeemer in Toronto.
The Rev. Canon Milton Barry recently retired after more than 40 years as
a parish priest in both the dioceses of Qu'Appelle and Toronto. For the
last 18 years he served at Grace Church on the Hill in Toronto.
The Rev. Emilie Smith is a priest living as a Volunteer in Mission in Guatemala. She has 26 years of shared living with the people of Guatemala, and has been engaged in human rights witness, support of local communities, and resistance to Canadian mining industry' imposition on Maya sacred land. Ms. Smith is pursuing doctoral studies on martyrs and holy innocents in the Guatemala genocide, and Mayan concepts of death and non-death.
Canon Barbara Burrows (Diocese of Edmonton) is chair of the General Synod Planning Committee.
The Right Rev. Mark MacDonald has served as National Indigenous Anglican Bishop since 2007. He provides pastoral and spiritual leadership with the assistance of Indigenous Ministries staff and the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples. Previously he served as Bishop of Alaska and ministered in Minnesota, Arizona, Oregon, and Ontario.
