Western Campus Ministry
Here are the ways you can cconnect with community and integrate faith and life at Western.
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Do you have a heart for supporting student flourishing, especially students facing food insecurity? Connect with us as we connect on-campus departments with off-campus partners to meet the food needs of our fellow Mustangs. No one should have to live on chicken fingers alone.
Graduate Student Social
Starting Thursday, November 11 at 6:30pm, join Mike and fellow graudate students for an informal time of socializing and conversatioin about grad life. We meet upstairs at Luke's Place (1204 Richmond Street) for about an hour. Stay for the Coffee House if you want - or not. This Fall, we will have some conversation about faith and music using Trains, Jesus, and Murder: The Gospel According to Johnny Cash.
Luke's Place Coffee House
Thursday nights from 8 to 10 pm at Luke’s Place (1204 Richmond Street). Experience and participate in community where you can relax, have fun, and meet new people. Our ‘mike’ is open for those who enjoy sharing music, stories, or poetry.
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Michael R. Wagenman, PhDMike has been at Western since 2005, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in Religious Studies (Western) and Theology (Huron). Mike loves questions related to spirituality, faith, religion, values, worldview, and life - especially as they relate to culture, society, theology and philosophy. His work on campus is related primarily to mentoring graduate students and helping everyone connect with supportive communities.
Education
- BA University of Minnesota
- MDiv Calvin Theological Seminary
- PhD University of Bristol (UK)
Academic Apppointments
- Senior Research Fellow and Director of the Scripture Collective at The Kirby Laing Centre for Public Theology (a member of the Cambridge University Theological Federation).
- Fellow, Faith in Scholarship at the Thinking Faith Network (UK)
- Department of Religion and Theology, Redeemer University, Ancaster, ON.
- Adjunct Faculty, The Institute for Christian Studies at the University of Toronto
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