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Considering whether to teach Christian Globalism at Home?

I'm happy to help! I've put together a quick guide with some ideas about which chapters and companion readings to assign for courses on Global Movements, Humanitarianism, Race & Pluralism, Capitalism & Economy, Religion & Gender, History of Missions, Religion & Politics, and more. I'm happy to speak to your groups and classes too -- in person or on Zoom. Please get in touch.

The quick guide is available for download here:
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Not sure what the book's about and want to know more? A talented Concordia student created a 4-minute digital short on the basic theme. Check it out on YouTube:
I regularly offer a variety of undergraduate courses including
  • Anthropology of Religion
  • The History & Practice of North American Christianity
  • Death & Dying
  • Global Christianity

Recent graduate seminars include
  • Ethnography and Religion 
  • Anthropology of Christianity
  • Material Religion
  • Anthropology of Economic Relations:
         Capitalism, Consumption, Charity


In autumn 2013, I ran an undergraduate seminar called Religion in the Public Square with the help of Eleni Psarudis, my able teaching assistant. The course was pedagogical laboratory of sorts: we did site visits, mapped a city neighbourhood, used case study method, and created our own projects that addressed issues at Concordia and in Montreal. I have since taught version of that class again, but that first session was very memorable. See components of those projects here.
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Cemetery angel in St-Roch-de-l'Achigan village, Quebec





































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