HAROLD MUNN
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Check out these gatherings and join us to discuss ways that secularism and science may contribute to an ancient faith. And vice-versa!Come to talk, come to listen, come to question, come to share.
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Open to all, spiritual and secular, young and old, committed or curious or neither.

Thought THE EARS TOUR was over?
Ha! There’s more!

“Have you heard? God talk for secular ears”
What if churches learned to speak Secular?

Think again about secularism, faith, and them falling in love.
 
No scalpers. Unlimited selfies. Canadian locations.
 
with 
 

HAROLD MUNN
Dog lover. Priest with kids. Throws words at pages to see what sticks.

 
Announcing the next venues!
 

Victoria, B.C.
Saturday January 4th 2025
9.30 a.m. – 12.30 noon 
St. John the Divine, 1611 Quadra Street

Click here to register (no charge)
or call 250-383-7169 ext 226. 
Bring a sandwich, refreshments available


Get a signed copy of 
“Faith in Doubt: how my dog made me an atheist 
and atheism made me a priest: An experiment in Faith” 
at the event, or order directly from Harold —
scroll down...

 
Even more events on
THE EARS TOUR (it never stops)
 

Vancouver, B.C.
January 18 and 25, 2025 
10.00 a.m. to noon (two Saturday mornings)
Christ Church Cathedral,
690 Burrard St.
 

Sorrento, B.C.
July 20-26, 2025
(mornings Monday through Friday)
A whole week!   
Includes hiking, swimming, kids’ programs and much more
Sorrento Centre
Click here for registration and more info


A whole new
EARS adventure is awaiting you:
 
Just in case you thought
THE EARS TOUR had to end sometime, there’s yet more.
Oh, no! 

Rosalind and John, the atheist and the believer who fell in love
(you met them in the first book,
“Faith in Doubt”didn’t you? No? You know what to do
(scroll down to get a copy from Harold) 

will be back!

They’ve moved on to a much more intimate relationship, and on to even more challenging issues to explore —this time they’ve taken on...
faith and the climate crisis. And their own personal crisis. 

Yikes.

Hope eludes them until...
You know what to do. Watch for
“Faith in Disaster.” It’s in the oven. The seed’s planted. Hope’s coming to birth. In nine months. You hope. Wait for it. It never ends.


Download the free study/discussion guide

A free study/discussion guide is now available as a companion to
Faith in Doubt: How My Dog Made Me an Atheist and Atheism Made Me a Priest
 
Click Here to Download

About the Author


Reverend Dr. Harold Munn, B.A., M.Div, D.Min, DD., has led congregations ranging from tiny churches in Canada’s far north to All Saints’ Cathedral in Edmonton, Alberta. He is an associate of the international Society for Ordained Scientists, and has received awards for his writing. In addition to the cross-cultural experience of being a priest in secular culture, Harold has lived in, or in close proximity to, many cross-cultural contexts, teaching science in East Africa; with miners in northern B.C.; with oppressed women in Edmonton’s inner city; with First Nations villages in the Yukon, on the Naas River, and on Vancouver Island; in Victoria addressing homelessness, addictions, and mental health issues; and in prisons outside Vancouver. He has been active in movements opposing nuclear war, supporting social justice, and urging action to address climate collapse.

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​Rev. Munn lives on the campus of UBC, Vancouver, with his wife of fifty years. They have two adult sons and four grandchildren whom he claims can be scientifically proven to be the most delightful grandkids in the world.
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About the Book


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​What happens when an atheist and a believer find themselves next door neighbours? What happens when religion finds itself in a culture of science and secularism? Could they hold hands? Could they fall in love?

Faith in Doubt claims that churches speak about faith and God only from within the world view of an ancient culture—as foreign to modern people as Latin. No wonder there is a precipitous decline in church attendance. Faith in Doubt proposes that churches start a conversation with secularism by learning to speak of faith and God from within the assumptions of modern secular culture. Faith in Doubt explains how.

​Faith in Doubt follows John, a believer, and his neighbour Rosalind, an atheist professional scientist, through their budding romance as they undergo relationship conflicts paralleling their exploration of each other’s opposing views of religion. Can their relationship weather storms of break up, distrust, and deep pain at rejection? Will John and Rosalind—symbolizing faith and science—ever hold hands in a lasting, meaningful relationship?

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Faith in Doubt grounds the discussion with accounts of real incidents in the author’s own life as a child and later as a priest in urban, rural, and First Nations contexts. He experienced disbelief and strains in important relationships—unexpectedly finding those challenges to be sources of new life and joy. Readers, whether believers or not, may discover similar experiences happening in their own lives.

Reviews


​What does it mean for the church to live in a cosmological age? The church needs to quit being so patriarchal and know-it-all, and to approach faith and conversations about things spiritual with a humble mindset and an inquiring mind. Dr. Munn calls us on a journey of discovery, insight, humility and wisdom.
—Rev. Dr. Greg Mohr, Bishop (ret'd), Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
​Munn’s book appeals to me as two love stories—a quietly suspenseful romance between faithful and doubtful neighbours, and the intriguing evolution of Munn’s love for spirituality in science, and his scientific approach to spirituality. For me, Munn clarified the value of projections (spirits) as steps towards religions and scientists uniting in spirit.
​—Dr. Malcolm Maclure, ScD, epidemiologist, Dep’t of Anesthesiology, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, University of British Columbia
​This beautiful book is NOT intended for those who consider themselves born again Christians or even Religious. In fact, it will likely be quite bothersome. But if you have ears to hear the desire of the writer, this book is powerful, important, and compassionate, especially for those who cannot, for many reasons, cross the chasm that Religion has quarried. This book is filled with faith, hope, and the greatest, love.
—William Paul Young, author of The Shack

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Published May 2024
390 pages
6.0 x 9.0 inches
Black & White interior

ISBNs: Paperback: 978-1-03-919601-8, Hardcover: 978-1-03-919602-5, eBook: 978-1-03-919603-2

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