Harold MunnReverend Dr. Harold Munn, B.A., M.Div, D.Min, D.D, has lived in, or in close proximity to, many cross-cultural contexts: teaching science in East Africa; with miners in northern B.C.; with oppressed women in Edmonton's inner city; with First Nations illages in the Yukon, on the Naas River, and on Vancouver Island; in Victoria addressing homelessness, addictions, and mental health issues; and in prisons outside Vancouver. He has led congregations ranging from tiny churches in Canada's far north to All Saints' Cathedral in Edmonton, Alberta.

Rev. Munn has been active in movements opposing nuclear war, supporting social justice, and urging action to address climate collapse. He is an associate of the international Society for Ordained Scientists, and has received awards for his writing.

Rev. Munn lives on the campus of UBC, Vancouver, with his wife of fifty years. They have two adult sons and four grandchildren whom he claims can be scientifically proven to be the most delightful grandkids in the world. Read More Read Less