Daniel Rempel
Address Providence Downtown
Phone 1-431-815-4294
Email Daniel.Rempel@prov.ca
Specialty UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, FACULTY - FULL-TIME

Daniel Rempel

Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies (Winnipeg)

Dr. Rempel teaches courses in biblical and theological studies. His Ph.D. research was situated at the intersection of disability theology and the work of Karl Barth. All his work is ultimately rooted in the same concerns: how can we come to know God better, and how does that change the way we live?

Courses
  • 115.22: Christian Thought II – Contemporary Issues
  • 117.11: Christian Spirituality – Formation
  • 121.10: Introduction to the Old Testament
  • 131.10: Introduction to the New Testament
  • TS5201: Theological Foundations
Education

University of Aberdeen

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Divinity (Theological Ethics)
2023

Canadian Mennonite University

Master of Arts (M.A.), Theological Studies
2019

Providence University College

Bachelor of Arts (B.A., adv.), Biblical and Theological Studies
2015

Professional

Present

  • Providence University College, Faculty (since 2023)

Past

  • Providence University College, Sessional Faculty (2022-23)
  • University of Winnipeg, Course Instructor (2023)
  • Canadian Mennonite University, Course Instructor (2020)

Professional Associations

  • Society for the Study of Theology
  • American Academy of Religion
  • Society of Christian Ethics
  • Canadian Theological Society
  • Karl Barth Society of North America
Publications

Dissertation

  • Intellectual Disability and the Christian Life: A Study in Karl Barth, Disability and Witness (University of Aberdeen, 2023)

Book Chapters

  • “Disability and Christology” in T&T Clark Encyclopaedia of Christian Theology, forthcoming.
  • “We have wasted too much of our time ignoring the fact that we belong together: The Office, Belonging, and the Body of Christ,” Theology, Religion, and The Office: Beauty in the Ordinary Things (Lexington Books / Fortress Academic, 2025): 79-96.

Peer Reviewed Articles

  • “Wounded for Us: Disability Theology’s Contribution to Christology.” Journal of Disability and Religion (December, 2024).
  • “The Witness of Disability in a Medicalized World.” Anabaptist Witness 9, no. 2 (October 2022): 43-61.
  • “Gelassenheit and Intellectual Disability.” Conrad Grebel Review 38, no. 2 (Spring 2020): 161-172.

Editorial

  • Guest Editor for “Anabaptism and Disability Theology” in Conrad Grebel Review 38, no. 2 (Spring 2020).

Workshops

  • “Being a Caring Church: Care as Covenantal Calling,” Niverville Community Fellowship, 2025.
  • “Does Christianity Need Disability?” (ProvTalks 2023).
  • “Thinking Theologically about Disability,” L’Arche Winnipeg Board of Directors, 2022-23 (six sessions).
  • “The Christian Witness of People with Intellectual Disabilities,” Fort Garry Evangelical Mennonite Church Adult Sunday School Class, 2022.
  • “Identity and Disability,” IN Conference, Winnipeg, MB, 2017.

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