Diaconal Footprint – Reflections from the 2017 Graduates

Diaconal Footprint – Reflections from the 2017 Graduates

The Annual Service of Celebration is a time of worship and reflection, as well as celebration.

Ian McLean and Josh Ward, this year’s graduates from the Centre for Christian Studies, reflected on their journey toward diaconal ministry.


Images from the Annual Service of Celebration

Diaconal footprints run down the aisle of Thomson Funeral Chapel
Co-Chairs Kathy Platt and Penny Cummine welcome the community
Deborah Laforet leads a psalm
Graduates Ian McLean and Josh Ward
Linda Ervin (centre) joins the ranks of Companion of the Centre
Some of the 2017 graduates of Ministering by Word and Example: exploring the Anglican tradition of diakonia, with Maylanne and Lori
1 Mar 30, 2017
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  1. Anita Rowland says:
    Mar 30, 2017 at 1:05 pm

    Thanks to both Ian and Josh for your inspiring words! All the best in your ministries!

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