Introducing Archbishop Dorian Baxter, B.A., O.T.C., M.Div. Archbishop  -  Educator  -  Performer  -  Politician  -  Activist  -  Motivational Speaker Born in Mombasa, Kenya – April 3rd, 1950 National Champion in Backstroke for Kenya – 1966 Boxed in the Kenya National Championships Immigrated to Canada - 1968 Graduated Teacher’s College - 1970 Holds Province of Ontario Principal's Papers - 1989 Taught for 33 years across Ontario Ordained an Anglican Priest - May 15, 1983 (By Archbishop Lewis Garnsworthy, St. James Cathedral, Toronto) Nominated to be the Ninth Bishop of Edmonton, Alberta - 1996 Installed as Parish Priest for Christ the King, Graceland – January 5, 2003 Consecrated Archbishop of Yorke – March 9, 2003 (And the Federation of Independent Anglican Churches of North America) Chaplain – Royal Canadian Legion Newmarket Branch 426 Chaplain – Newmarket Veteran’s Association Chaplain – Southlake Regional Hospital & Southlake Village Past Grand Chaplain – Grand Lodge of Canada Past Chaplain – 78th Fraser Highlanders Grand Chaplain – World Tribute Artists Convention 18th Degree Royal Arch Mason, York Rite 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason Member of the Newmarket Viking Shrine Club   Chaplain to the Shriner Yacht Club, Barrie Executive Director of the Power Think Institute of North America Founding National Chairman – National Association for Public & Private Accountability (www.canadacourtwatch.com) Awarded the title of “Scottish Lord” – January 5th, 2003 (By the Fifth Earl of Glenoe, Scotland) Consecrated “Bishop of Beale Street”, Memphis, Tennessee – August, 2003 Awarded Honourary Membership in the U.S. Senate by Senator Stephen Cohen Presented with the keys to the City of Memphis, Tennessee by the Mayor of Memphis – August 2004 Installed as Honourary Life Member of the Memphis City Council by the Memphis Council Chair Ministerial Services Archbishop Dorian Baxter will be pleased to preside over any Ministerial services you may require including Holy Baptism, Holy Matrimony, Renewal of Marriage Vows, Home Communion, Ministry to the Sick and Dying (home and hospital visitation) and Funeral Services. Archbishop Baxter is also prepared to offer guidance or personal counselling (including spiritual counselling) to those in need.