He has remained active in peace and social justice issues and has engaged in Central American solidarity work on behalf of the United Church. In 1997, he wrote "The Wounds of Manuel Saquic : Biblical Reflections from Guatemala". Published by the United Church's publishing arm, the book explored the issues of poverty, justice, solidarity and liberation theology in Guatemala and Central America linking issues with biblical passages. He also served as a member of the United Church's British Columbia task force on residential schools and recommended that the church apologize to aboriginal Canadians for its role in the institutions.