Andrew Klager

Andrew Klager is an Adjunct Professor in the History Department at Trinity Western University's Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, with a PhD in Religious Studies/History from the University of Glasgow (2011). He serves as Director of the Institute for Religion, Peace and Justice at St. Stephen's University, leading online programs in peace studies.

• Education: PhD (University of Glasgow), MA (McMaster Divinity College), BA (Columbia Bible College)

His research spans: History of Christianity, Anabaptist-Mennonite Studies, Early Modern European History, Interreligious Peacebuilding, Eastern Orthodox Theology, and Radical Reformation Thought. Current work explores historical roots of peacebuilding and ethical implications of religious violence.

Key article themes reveal focus on: interfaith dialogue, conflict transformation, Christian-Muslim relations, and theological responses to violence. His writings appear in journals like JMS, JES, and Peace Research, plus books on Mennonite peace traditions.

• Scientific Honors
  • 2014: Research Fellowship (UVic) for Egyptian interfaith work
  • Multiple University of Glasgow scholarships (2006-2008)
  • 2010: Young Center Visiting Scholar Fellowship

He co-edits Clarion Journal and contributes regularly to Huffington Post, with expertise in: Church Fathers, 16th-century Reformation, Christian pacifism, and contemplative spirituality. His work combines historical analysis with practical peacebuilding applications.