National Indigenous People's Day Of Prayer

6/20/2020

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The Rev. Dr. LEigh Silcox

Born in Windsor, ON, Leigh moved around Northern and Southern Ontario during his childhood. He attended North Carolina State University to play soccer, but after repeated injuries, instead took up mountain biking, road cycling, bouldering, trail running and hiking, which he continues to do to this day.

After completing his undergraduate degree in Business Managment and Biology, Leigh moved to Vancouver, BC, to work in natural hazard mitigation planning through Simon Fraser University. He returned to North Carolina to work for the Division of Emergency Management for a year prior to returning to Ontario to work in planning and development.

Leigh started seminary at Wycliffe College, Toronto in 2007 and continued on to receive his PhD in historical theology (May 2019). During this time of seminary and doctoral work, he worked part-time first as a curate and then as an associate priest and finally a priest-in-charge at three Toronto parishes.

His theological interests include early modern history and theology, particularly issues of authority and the relationship between science and theology during this period, as well as present issues of authority and decision-making in the Church and in civil society. His general academic interests include physics (particularly issues of time), philosophy, political science, medical ethics, economics, sociology, psychology, and anthropology. His hobbies include trail running, cycling, cyclocross, bouldering, hiking, camping, electronics (arduino, raspeberry pi), urban exploration, and craft beer exploration.

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