Principal Alan visits Victoria
Over the break between Christmas and New Year, Principal Alan Lai visited Victoria, BC to connect with CCS friends and alumni there.
Over the break between Christmas and New Year, Principal Alan Lai visited Victoria, BC to connect with CCS friends and alumni there.
by Kimiko Karpoff Sometimes ministry takes us to places we don’t expect. Those places can be both literal in a geographic sense and to moments or situations that are unanticipated, even if not surprising. Against all evidence to the contrary, we often hold the notion that congregations are places set apart, little tastes of God’s…
CCS Principal Maylanne Maybee writes: Springing forward from a successful Annual General Meeting and year. Last week was a good week! On a personal level, the Human Resources Committee conducted my probation review and will be recommending that I be made “permanent”. The process was gracious, carefully done, and clear. I am grateful not only…
We’re now at 71 registrations plus 13 Social Ministry students … plus staff and over 130 attending the evening banquet! If you haven’t already, register NOW online (A reminder: Early Bird rates applied until September 4. Regular registration fee is now increased to $120.) Joy Kogawa is unfortunately unable to attend the October 11 event…
At today’s Annual Service of Celebration 2014 graduates of the CCS Diploma in Diaconal Ministries program reflected on Persistent Hope, and the 2014 Companions of the Centre, Lynda Gow and Eric Tusz-King, were honoured.
Bri-anne Swan explores the impacts of the United Church’s 1988 decisions about sexuality and ordination.
At the CCS annual general meeting last month we thanked Carolynne Bouey-Shank for her service as one of the co-chairs of the CCS Central Council. The commitment to being a co-chair is no small undertaking; CCS has two Council co-chairs (one Anglican and one United) with overlapping terms. Carolynne shared leadership for the first term…