David G. Hallman
DAVID G. HALLMAN
David G. Hallman grew up in Waterloo, ON, and studied community psychology at Wilfrid Laurier University and arts and culture at L’Université Paris-Sorbonne. He worked for more than thirty years on the national staff of The United Church of Canada carrying a wide range of social justice responsibilities. Environmental ethics was the major component of his portfolio during his career. In addition to his work in Canada, he also served from 1988 to 2006 as the Co-ordinator of the World Council of Churches Climate Change Programme based in Geneva which involved him in UN global negotiations on climate change...
Life
Writings & Books
His writing has now branched out in new directions with the memoir August Farewell, the novel Searching for Gilead, and the short story collection Book Tales.
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Faith & Spirituality
"The Holy Spirit is my constantly-present soul mate, accompanying me on this life journey."
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Arts & Culture
"I’ve been enriched all my life by a wide range of the arts, in particular music and theatre."
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Health & Sexuality
"Keeping healthy and fit has been a life-long priority for me especially subsequent to testing HIV+ in 1993."
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David G. Hallman worked on international environmental ethics for most of his career and during that time authored five books. His writing has now branched out in new directions with the memoir August Farewell, the novel Searching for Gilead, and the short story collection Book Tales. He lives in Toronto.
