On Saturday, February 1st, Ted Dodd was asked to facilitate a conversation with the members of Winnipeg Presbytery, United Church of Canada. He decided to ground this discussion theologically by focusing on several models of ecclesiology/church, hoping to enable an interchange about our core beliefs about faith community. Here are some notes from Ted’s conversation……
A new edition of the Tapestry newsletter is available.
Earlier this month, CCS program staff member Ted Dodd attended a course on Diaconal History and Spirituality at the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, South Carolina.
Profile of two CCS students who used their CCS credits toward an academic degree.
Lori Stewart interviewed Kuriko Fujiyoshi from the Dohoku Christian Centre in Hokkaido, Japan.
A new articulation of CCS’s core values, and an invitation to artists to create work inspire by those values.
Thank you to all our donors. The figures are in and they are outstanding, or so the Finance Committee asserts.
If you’re at the Epiphany Explorations event in Victoria this weekend, come visit the CCS display table.
CCS is now on Twitter. – @CCS_engage
Doug McMurtry and Adrian Jacobs inspired us with their wise and insightful commentary on the concept of Respect.
A guided retreat at St. John’s Convent in Toronto, February 13-15, 2014, exploring diakonia through images of Epiphany.
Second Fridays presentations in January, February, and March will be a partnership between CCS and the Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre.
Charlotte Caron and Barbara Barnett struck a number of chords with the audience during their reflections on Music and Faith at the Second Fridays / Cookies and Carols gathering on Friday, December 13, 2013.
Kuriko Fujiyoshi joined Lori Stewart in leading the Christmas Carol Hitsuji Wa Nemure Ri (Sheep Fast Asleep) this afternoon at CCS’s Cookies and Carols.
Nelson Mandela was a great example of hope, justice, and transformation.