THE REV. DR. G. MALCOLM SINCLAIR

The Rev. Dr. George Malcolm Sinclair was called to the pulpit of the Metropolitan Church in 1988. In 1998 the congregation invited him to serve further in an Intentional Long-Term Ministry. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Laurentian University, a Master of Divinity degree from Emmanuel College, Toronto. In 1986 he received the Doctor of Ministry degree from Drew University in the United States, and in 1997 was awarded the Doctor of Divinity degree (honoris causa) from Emmanuel College.

Dr. Sinclair has served four Toronto congregations over forty-one years, and is widely invited to preach across Canada and beyond. He has been a theme speaker at home and in the United States, and has lectured on “Imagination in Preaching” at the Toronto School of Theology. He has contributed to “Feasting on the Word”, a multi-volume lectionary resource for preachers, published by Westminster John Knox Press in Nashville, and is now working on articles for their new series called "Feasting on the Gospels".

He is a Past-President of the St. Andrew’s Society of Toronto, a member of the Royal Canadian College of Organists, Clan Sinclair of Canada, and is a Captain in, and Padre to, the 78th Fraser Highlanders, York Garrison.

 
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Series

Sometimes you get a great idea, a lecture series by able people on a pivotal theme. Hence the event called “Jesus, Priceless Treasure: Meanings in the Death of the Messiah”. The format is easy. We’ll meet in the chancel at Metropolitan on four Friday evening, February. 24, March 9th, March 23 and 30th, from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.

We’ve got stimulating speakers. The first night belongs to the Moderator of the United Church, Mardi Tindal, the third Friday brings us Dr. David McKane, my great Irish friend. Dr. Peter Wyatt, one of our giants, closes it on the 30th, and I want a shot at the theme on the 9th. I’ve asked each speaker to tell us, as close to the bone as possible, what the death and resurrection central tale is about. All this, and there are refreshments too. It’s free and it’s important for faith. Please come if you’re nearby. We’ll post it on this site if you’re not.

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