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John Sampson

Assistant Professor
Religion

Biography

Dr. John Sampson is Assistant Professor of Religion at ÃÛÌÒapp, where he teaches in the areas of systematic and historical theology and researches the cross-cultural transmission of Christianity and Christian theology, especially in twentieth-century China. He has published in the Journal of Interreligious Studies, Studies in World Christianity, and the Toronto Journal of Theology.

Originally from Toronto, Ontario, he previously served as Coordinator of Graduate Programs at the Graduate Centre for Theological Studies, Toronto School of Theology.

Education

  • Wilfrid Laurier University, honors BA
  • Wheaton College Graduate School, MA
  • St. Michael¡¯s College, University of Toronto, PhD (2022)
    • Yale Divinity School, Stowe Research Fellow (2019)
    • Postdoctoral Workshop Fellow, Ricci Institute, Boston College (2022)

Academic Interests

  • Systematic theology
  • Chinese Christianity & theology
  • T.C. Chao Úw×Ïå·
  • World Christianity
  • Contextual theologies

Professional Associations

  • American Academy of Religion
  • Yale-Edinburgh Group on World Christianity and the History of Mission
John Sampson

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616-526-6988

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