Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Studies
Adjunct Faculty: Starr King School for the Ministry; Newhall Teaching Fellow (2010/2011); FTE North American Doctoral Fellow (2010/2011)
Affiliated with San Francisco Theological Seminary
Thesis Title: Tentative: "Intent Vs. Impact: Measuring Aboriginal Ministries and Mission against Global Mission Partnerships in the United Church of Canada"
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About
The Rev. Carmen Lansdowne is a Heiltsuk woman from the central coast of British Columbia and an ordained minister in the United Church of Canada. She is currently enrolled in the doctoral program in Interdisciplinary Studies at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) where her focus areas are indigenous epistemologies and Christian theologies of mission. Her primary research interests lie in decolonizing indigenous histories, alternative pedagogies, and urging the prophetic witness of churches to address the continuing injustices facing native peoples in the Americas. She is currently serving as adjunct faculty at the Starr King School for the Ministry. In Fall of 2010 she was the co-recipient of a GTU Newhall Teaching Fellowship to co-teach a course at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University, Berkeley. Carmen serves on the Central and Executive Committees of the World Council of Churches (Switzerland) as well as on the Executive, General Council of the United Church of Canada. She currently lives in Oakland, CA with her husband Mauricio and their infant son.
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