Professor Emeritus, Church History
PhD in Religious Studies (McGill)
BA in Philosophy & Classics (Pomona), BD in Historical Theology (McGill)
Areas of Expertise - History of Canadian Christianity, especially Anglicanism
- The religious relations of Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples
- Early Christianity
- Historiography
Select Publications
- “The Evolution of Governance at the Toronto School of Theology, 1969–2014, in Toronto Journal of Theology 37, 1 (2021): 51–85
- “T.B.R. Westgate: Organizing and Financing Indigenous Erasure for the Anglican Church, 1920–1943,” in Toronto Journal of Theology 36, 1 (spring 2020): 54–74
- “The Elusive Goal: The Commitment to Indigenous Self-Determination in the Anglican Church of Canada, 1967–2019,” in Anglican and Episcopal History 89, 3 (2020): 255–280
- “The Historiography of Indigenous–Settler Religious Relations in Canada,” Historical Papers 2019: Canadian Society of Church History, ed. Bruce L. Guenther, Scott McLaren, and Todd Webb (CSCH, 2020).
- “Anglican Deaconesses in Canada 1889−1969: Two Operational Models of a Gendered Order of Ministry,” in Thomas P. Power, ed., A Flight of Parsons:The Divinity Diaspora of Trinity College Dublin(Wipf and Stock: 2018): 223–272
- “Sam Blake’s Projects and Ministries: A Canadian’s Church of Ireland Vision,” for Journal of the Canadian Church Historical Society 53 (fall 2015): 40–66.
- Anglicans in Canada: controversies and identity in historical perspective (University of Illinois Press, 2004)
- Church and Society in Documents A.D. 100-600 (Toronto: Canadian Scholars Press, 1997)
- Editor and Contributor, By Grace Co-workers: Building the Anglican Diocese of Toronto, 1780-1989 (Toronto: Anglican Book Centre, 1989)
- Several entries for the Dictionary of Canadian Biography
- Several history web resources at http://individual.utoronto.ca/hayes
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