The Very Rev. James C. Barlow

(Anglican Church of Canada)

Box 1764

Iqaluit, Nunavut X0A 0H0

867-***-****

867-***-****

Objective Position as advertised

Work Experience

****--**** ****** ** St. John's Church, Nipawin, Saskatchewan

weekly bible study with large turnout

Sung BCP Morning Prayer and Holy Communion

2009 – 2011 Dean & Rector, St. Andrew's Cathedral, Diocese of Caledonia,

Prince Rupert, British Columbia (interim)

* reinaugurated daily Morning and Evening Prayer and mid-week Eucharist, clergy home visitations.

* Weekly bible study and learning class.

* Liturgical training for new servers and readers.

2007 – 2009 Instructor, Mathematics and Study Skills (English), Nunavut

Arctic College, Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada

* Instructs in Study Skills and all aspects of English usage for

students through the Marine Institute course offered by the

college. * Instructs in Mathematics and Geometry for students through the

Marine Institute course offered by the

college.

2006 - 2009 Dean, St. Jude's Cathedral, and Rector, St. Simon's Church,

Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada

* Largest Confirmation class since 1984 (37) in 2006

* Manages Cathedral parish for a city comprised mostly of

Anglicans

* Administers all aspects of parish operations

* Is on Executive Boards of various community organizations

(Soup Kitchen, Homeless Shelter, Habitat for Humanity,

Embrace Life)

2003 - 2006 Priest-in-Charge, St. Francis Anglican Church, Estes Park,

Colorado (Anglican Church of America)

* Received into membership an increase of 34% over two years

* 2005 Confirmands equaled 14% of parish total membership

* Reinstituted first Sunday School after four year hiatus

* Wednesday night Evening Prayer and bible class begun and

resumed. Monthly Evensong & Benediction, Morning Prayer

for all Prayerbook holy days begun

*Served as American Legion chaplain, serves community as on-

call Hospital Chaplain and Estes Park Police Department Chaplain

* Meditation and music programming on local radio station with

Methodist Church

*Contributes to "Weekly Word" pastors' column in local

newspaper, presenter at local Philosophy and Theology Club,

and poetry group

* Teacher at Anglican Diocesan Youth Summer Camp, 2005

Latin class for parishioners

1999 - 2003 Chaplain, Wisconsin Department of Corrections

As first chaplain for a new institution for young adult males,

organized entire program of religious services and

counseling for all persuasions (Native, Wiccan, Buddhist,

Jewish, Protestant, Catholic, etc.)

Supervised fifty-two (52) pastors and religious volunteers for

the sake of inmate religious programming

Counseled inmates on a regular basis, and procured religious

materials for them in accordance with State regulations

regarding same

Prepared the institution for evangelical yard rallies for all

inmates, involving the logistics of feeding and arranging for 100

volunteers for 300 inmates per rally

Led bible studies and taught an ongoing class of 10 or so in Latin

Participated in Native talking circles, procured firewood and

stones for sweat lodge

Participated as inmate advocate in disciplinary inmate

proceedings

1998 - 1999 Office Assistant, Wisconsin Legislature Sgt.-at-Arms Office, State Capitol,

Feb. '99-Spring '99; Traveled Far East with wife and child from Nov. '98-Jan. '99

1997 - 1998 English Instructor, St. Herman's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kodiak, Alaska

Taught English Literature and Oral Communication to incoming

freshmen: Thlingkit, Aleut, and Yupik seminarians

* Learned Slavonic chant and lectorship of Russian Orthodox

liturgy

Studied liturgical Music Theory, Greek, Doctrinal History,

Liturgical Theology, New Testament, Practical Liturgics, and

Drug and Alcohol Counseling at St. Herman's netting a 4.0

g.p.a. out of 4.0

In conjunction with another Anglican priest organized seminary

records for the sake of an Alaska Post-Secondary Educational

Commission yearly inspection

1995 - 1997 Rector, St. Timothy's and the North, Rigolet, Labrador, Newfoundland

Celebrated the Eucharist, weddings, funerals, principally for

the people of Rigolet

Conducted visitations to parishioners homes, mostly shut-ins

and the sick or dying

Served on local Housing Authority board

Served as chaplain for Boy Scout unit, and as chaplain for all-

grade parochial school

Visited and brought Sacraments to northern communities of

Postville and Nain, on occasion to southerly communities of

Cartwright and Mary's Harbor. Filled in for Rector of St.

Andrew's, Goose Bay, while he as on vacation

Taught Grammar and Composition locally for Labrador College,

Goose Bay

Advocated for Labradorean and Native rights

Spring, 1995 Curate, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Fresno, California

Led Wednesday night Lenten study groups and Evening Prayer

Did neighborhood door-to-door visitations in order to invite

more to join us

Taught Confirmation class

Celebrated Eucharist weekly

Served on Bishop's Multi-Ethnic Task Force

1994 1995 Rector, St. Stephan's Mission, St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Fontana, California

Organized mission of Filipino people in the Los Angeles area

near Fontana and surrounds

Celebrated Eucharist bi-weekly

Led bible studies and taught Confirmation class

1993 - 1994 Curate, St. Luke's Anglican Church, LaVerne, California

Established and became Rector of St. Clare's Mission (mostly

Filipinos), raising membership of St. Luke's after integration of

two congregations by 44%

Was acting Rector of St. Luke's June-August 1993

Organized and led Diocesan Youth Camp, Summer, 1993

(over 150 kids)

Served as Spiritual Director of cursillo movement that had 30,000

members worldwide and 10,000 in the Los Angeles area,

conducting monthly ultrea and bi-weekly retreats; held retreats as

faraway as London

Celebrated over 500 Eucharists, weddings, baptisms and funerals

for the Los Angeles area Filipino community in a little over a

year's time

1992 - 1994 Bishop's Administrative Assistant & Oratory Chaplain, Guardian Angels, Los Angeles

Organized and arranged appointments and scheduling,

correspondence, for the Philippine Independent Church's bishop

for the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean ("the Americas")

* As oratory chaplain of Guardian Angels' Chapel, scheduled

services and arranged for visiting clergy to use same.

Celebrated 178 "Masses for the Dead" requested of the Oratory

over a two year period

Supervised juvenile delinquents who lived on the compound

whose custody was awarded the bishop courtesy of an

arrangement with the California Juvenile Court system

Organized and supervised food bank for local transients and

Hollywood runaway youth

Catalogued the Bishop's library (8,436 volumes)

1992 (Fall) Bishop's Assistant, Our Lady of Peace and Safe Voyage, La Carlota, Philippines

Celebrated Eucharist Wednesday and Friday evenings

Was responsible for all funerals (21 outstations)

Ran the parish in the absence of the Bishop

Ministerial Qualifications

Ordained to Subdiaconate by the Rt. Rev. Tito Vilches, Philippine Independent Church, August 1st, 1992, San Agustin Church, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines Ordained to Diaconate by the Rt. Rev. Tito Vilches, Philippine Independent Church, August 1st, 1992; San Agustin Church, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Ordained to Priesthood by the Most Rev. Macario V. Ga, Supreme Bishop, PIC August 2nd, 1992 San Agustin Church, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines

First non-Filipino ordained to the Priesthood in the Philippine Independent Church

Attained highest academic marks in the history of the PIC's St. Paul's Seminary, La Paz, Iloilo City, Philippines (1990-1992)

Educational Attainments

L.Th., St. Paul's Theological Seminary, La Paz, Iloilo City, Philippines

B.A., (Pastoral Studies) St. Dunstan's School of Theology, Merrilville, Indiana USA

M. Div., St. Dunstan's School of Theology, Merrillville, Indiana USA

Post-Adv. degree studies, St. Herman's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kodiak, Alaska USA

Certification, Conflict Resolution Mediator (valid in 43 US States)

Teaching Experience

1981 - 1982 Linguarama Britannica Privatschule

60 Fritz-Elsas Str.

Stuttgart, Germany

(A. Mark Neumann, headmaster)

Conversational American and Grammar

1996 - 1997 Labrador College (now College of the North Atlantic)

Goose Bay, Labrador, Newfoundland, Canada

(Liz Menno, Superv.)

Grammar and Composition

1997 - 1998 St. Herman's Orthodox Theological Seminary

Mission Road

Kodiak, Alaska USA

(Fr. Michael Oleksa, Ph.D., Dean)

Oral Communication and English Literature

1995 - lifelong Substitute Teacher license, all grades

Department of Education

State of California

2007 – 2009 Instructor, Mathematics and Study Skills (English),

Nunavut Arctic College, Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada

Liturgies Known and Celebrated: US Book of Common Prayer 1928, 1979; Canadian Book of Common Prayer, 1962; Book of Alternative Services; Roman Novus Ordo, Tridentine Mass (Latin & English); 1549 Anglican Mass (Gregorian and American canons)

Awards

National Forensic Association

Degree of Merit

National Forensic Association

Degree of Honor

National Forensic Association

Degree of Excellence

Select Chairman

Mayor's Youth Advisory Council

Sheboygan, Wisconsin USA

Chief Justice (faculty advisory appt)

Student Supreme Court

Wisconsin (1970)

Chairman

Wisconsin Delegation

Model United Nations

New York City (1971

)

Representative for the Philippine Churches

Congress of World Religions

Johannesburg, South Africa (2001)

International Lions' Club membership

($4,300 entrance fee paid by parishioners)

(2005

)

Guest Lecturer in Philosophy

Estes Park Philosophy & Theology Assoc.

(2004, 2005)

Guest Lecturer in Philosophy

San Carlos Univeristy, Cebu City, Philippines

(2009)

Hobbies, Writings, and Interests

Winner of the 2001 Luther College Poetry Contest

Published collection of short stories, 2000

Journalism, short stories, poems, reviews, articles published in numerous

newspapers and on the web

Book "God and Eternity" (363 pp.)

Book “World and Possibility” (100 pp.)

Further References On Request

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