Hank Dixon
Address 10 College Crescent, Otterburne, MB, R0A 1G0
Email Hank.Dixon@prov.ca
Department SEMINARY, FACULTY - SESSIONAL

Hank Dixon

Adjunct Faculty

Dr. Dixon teaches courses in chaplaincy. He brings insights and wisdom gained over many years of correctional experience to the teach on the challenging, complex, multifaith, multi-disciplinary team environments chaplains work in. A guiding principle for his work is a quote by an unknown author, “Those who bear the mark of pain are never really free. They owe a debt to the ones who still suffer. This is your beginning…”

Courses
  • CH5101 Chaplaincy/Spiritual Care Foundations
Education

Providence Theological Seminary

Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.)
2014

Master of Divinity (M.Div.)
1993

Mount Saint Vincent University

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
1989

Professional

Present

  • Providence Theological Seminary, Adjunct Faculty (since 2022)

Past

  • Executive Director, Initiatives for Just Communities (2020-2023)
  • Program Director, Open Circle, Initiatives for Just Communities (2016-2020)
  • Regional Manager, Chaplaincy Services, KPC Inc (2014-2016)
  • Sessional Faculty, Booth University College (2010-2015)
  • Chaplain, Stony Mountain Institution (2003-2014)
  • Chaplain, Atlantic Maximum Security Institution (1999-2003)
  • Pastor, North Brookfield Pastorate (1993-1999)
Publications

Dissertation

  • Grief, Loss and Mourning in Prison Populations (Providence Theological Seminary, 2023).

Books

  • A Lifer’s Journey: Prison Chaplaincy from the Inside Out (Prairie Heart Press, 2021).

Book Chapters

  • “Loss, Grief and Mourning in Prison Populations.” A Prison Chaplaincy Manual: The Canadian Context (Friesen Press, 2020): 101-113.