John B. Toews
About
Since 2002, John Toews has been Professor Emeritus of Church History and Anabaptist Studies at Regent College, where he taught as Professor of Church History since 1989. Prior to coming to Regent, John Toews taught at the University of Calgary for twenty-seven years, including a term as the head of the Department of History. Dr. Toews has written many articles, book reviews, and a number of books, most of them focusing on the history of the Mennonite people. He is married to Lillian, and they have three adult children.
Areas of Expertise
- Fifteenth-Century Papacy and Empire
- German Minorities in Tsarist Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States
- Mennonites in the Former Soviet Union
- Russian, Anabaptist, and Mennonite History
Media & Publications
- Letters from Susan: A Woman’s View of the Russian Mennonite Experience (1928-1941) – Book
- Nestor Makhno and the Eichenfeld Massacre – Book
- Union of Citizens of Dutch Lineage in Ukraine (1922-1927): Mennonite and Soviet Documents – Book
- Journeys: Mennonite Stories of Faith and Survival in Stalin’s Russia – Book
- The Story of the Early Mennonite Brethren (1860-1869): Reflections of a Lutheran Churchman – Book