Ian Dingwall

Ian Dingwall

Ian MacLeod Dingwall was born in August of 1934 in Inverness Scotland where he grew up for his first 14 years. He emigrated to Canada where he completed high school. He attended UBC where he achieved a BA in 1960. He graduated from Anglican Theological College in 1961 (L.Th.) and Vancouver School of Theology in 1968 (S.T.B.). He was ordained Deacon in 1961 and Priest on Ascension Day 1962 in New Westminster Diocese.

In 1972 Ian came to Niagara as rector of St. Jude's until 1987. From 1987 until 1992 he was appointed Executive Archdeacon of Niagara and Executive Officer. He then went to St. Mark's in Niagara on the Lake as rector from 1992 until 1997. He was appointed for a second term as executive Arch Deacon from 1997 until 2000. Ian retired on January 30th 2000.

He celebrated his family life with his wonderful wife Dorothy, and with children Stephen, Brenda and Christine. He is the proud grandfather of Michael, Taylor and Katie Clarke as well as Noah Matthew Pollard.

During the month of January 2010, Ian gave up his earthly life and moved to a life eternal. He had battled long and hard with cancer. Throughout his battle, Ian chose to continue to turn outward and give to the community though his on-going writing and prayer. Ian walks with the Lord and for this we are thankful.

Title Date Published Categories
We are mind, body and spirit in one December 2008 General Theology, Spirituality
What's in a name? November 2008 Spirituality
Continuing our journey January 2008 Current Issues
Time: A significant word March 2008 People
Titles have their place September 2008 Leadership
Imagination March 2007 Scripture
Advice to Episcopal Nominees May 2007 Bishop/Staff, Leadership
What makes Orders valid anyway? September 2007 Current Issues
Process and Progess November 2007 Global Perspectives, Leadership, Scripture
Sermon Preached January 2006 Parish News, Scripture
Moving on in faith… Finding Christ in others March 2006 Outreach, People
A Humorous Lenten Word (or Two) April 2006 Lent
In Diversity we find Truth June 2006 Scripture
Belonging September 2006 Outreach, People
A view from the other side of the fence November 2006 Outreach, People
A journey to wholeness December 2006 People
Challenging our stereotypes January 2009 General Theology, Spirituality
One does not live by bread alone February 2009 Leadership, Spirituality
Being connected March 2009 Spirituality
Amateurs step up to the plate April 2009 Leadership, Spirituality
What we do or who we are? October 2009
Our bottom line responsibility December 2009 Ecclesiology, Leadership, Liturgy
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