Andrew Dyck

Andrew Dyck is an Assistant Professor of Christian Spirituality and Pastoral Ministry at Canadian Mennonite University's Graduate School of Theology and Ministry. His work examines Mennonite Brethren spirituality through historical and ecumenical lenses, particularly focusing on the integration of contemplative practices from Catholic traditions.

Education includes:

• PhD in Theology from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
• MA in Church Leadership from Eastern Mennonite Seminary
• Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation (Physiotherapy) from University of Manitoba

Teaching emphasizes ministry formation through courses like:

• Anabaptist Spirituality
• Pastoral Care
• Spiritual Formation
• Supervised Ministry Experience

His research analyzes the adoption of practices like lectio divina, Taizé singing, and spiritual direction within Mennonite traditions, exploring grassroots ecumenism. Awarded projects include studies on contemplative practices in Canadian Mennonite Brethren spirituality.