Hi there. I’m Greg Glatz.

I’ve spent 35 years helping churches, faith-based networks, and non-profit organizations make changes and navigate transitions. I’ve made a lot of changes and transitions in my own life, too.

I was ordained by the North American Baptist Conference in 1993. In 2015, I was admitted into ordered ministry in the United Church of Canada.

I did my doctoral course work with Leonard Sweet at George Fox University. My dissertation, The Great Co-Mission: How Communities Can Transform Churches, Mission, and Discipleship, re-imagines God’s mission for the 21st century. Randy Woodley was my dissertation advisor.

I was born and raised in Winnipeg. I’ve studied in Canada and the USA, and worked in Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, and metro Vancouver. I played lead guitar for two bands in Winnipeg and was a talk radio host in Winnipeg and Calgary for ten years.

Today, I live in the metro Vancouver area with my wife, a nephew, and two dogs. A mystical approach to life draws me daily to the imaginal realm. I’ve been inspired by Paul R. Smith, author of Integral Christianity: The Spirit’s Call to Evolve, and Cynthia Bourgeault, author of The Meaning of Mary Magdalene and Eye of the Heart: A Spiritual Journey into the Imaginal Realm.

If you’d like me to preach or speak to your group, say hello at hello@gregglatz.com.