I'm a husband, father, and pastor living in Peterborough, Ontario. My wife and I grew up in Ottawa and came to Peterborough for school, at which time we became involved in ministering to youth, young adults, and First Nations People. Since graduating this has been my primary vocation. I am currently a Lay Pastoral Assistant with the Peterborough Deanery of the Anglican Church of Canada, a chaplain at Trent University, and an advisor to students at Tyndale University. To contact me click here!
I have partnered with Anglican leaders and churches frequently as I served students and indigenous people. I formally joined the Anglican Church of Canada in 2026, first being confirmed in June and then being commissioned as a Lay Pastoral Assistant in August. In this role, I help priests and their parishes with preaching, pastoral care, and other things as needed. I intend to pursue ordination in the coming years. You can find out more about the Anglican Church of Canada and the Peterborough Deanery here.
I first became involved in campus ministry at Trent University when I was a student leader with the Trent Christian Fellowship. The group has gone through multiple iterations since I graduated. As of 2022, it is affiliated with InterVarsity. I continue to be involved as a Volunteer Chaplain through Trent Spiritual Affairs. I have also worked with Trent International and World University Service of Canada to care for international and refugee students. You can find out more about Trent Spiritual Affairs here.
I first became involved at Tyndale when I did my Masters of Theological Studies there. Since then, I have gone on to do a Doctor of Ministry, to co-teach and grade courses alongside my former professors, to edit academic papers, and to advice DMin students as they work towards completion. The course I help with most frequently is Leadership and Systems Theory. You can find out more about Tyndale and the DMin program here.