African expert hired

Published March 1, 2000

Brown

A former general secretary of the Canadian Council of Churches with a PhD in Islamic Studies has been hired as the Anglican Church of Canada’s regional mission co-ordinator for Africa and the Middle East.

Stuart Brown worked most recently in Kenya as a general adviser to the Project for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa. Prior to that he was general secretary to the CCC and before that a program secretary for Christian-Muslim relations with the World Council of Churches in Geneva. Dr. Brown has also taught courses in Islam and African history and has spent a number of years living in Africa.

He has written and edited a number of books, many focusing on Christian – Muslim relations. Dr. Brown is fluent in English, French and Arabic and reads an additional four languages. He began his position with the church in January.

Author

Keep on reading

Skip to content