Hey Toronto, Come Meet Your CCS Friends!
If you’re a CCS student, or you’ve ever been a student, or ever supported a student, and you’ll be in Toronto on April 23, you’re invited to a gathering. … There’ll be snacks.
Upcoming events and happenings at CCS
If you’re a CCS student, or you’ve ever been a student, or ever supported a student, and you’ll be in Toronto on April 23, you’re invited to a gathering. … There’ll be snacks.
Stefan Richard and Steve Heinrichs reflect on the meaning of Reconciliation at the March Second Fridays gathering.
June 23-28 – The Canadian Churches’ Forum will be providing a 6-day ecumenical program in intercultural ministry at CCS
“I experienced the time spent there – in sacred quiet, in worship and in community – to be nurturing; physically, emotionally, and spiritually.” Gail Clarkson reflects on the Epiphany Images of Diakonia event.
Join us this Friday for the next in our Second Fridays series of noon-hour presentations and discussions, this month exploring the theme of “Community” with guest presenters Mary Coswin and Karen Jolly.
Everything you need to know to take part in the CCS Annual General Meeting on February 20th at 6pm CST.
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.
Fenella Temmerman and Bob Haverluck inspired us with images of wholeness and resistance as they explored the use of art in social change, awareness, and justice at the November 8, 2013 Second Fridays at CCS.
Join us on Friday, November 8 at noon at CCS for Second Fridays. Our guests will be artists Bob Haverluck and Fenella Temmerman discussing the connection between the Arts and Social Justice.
On September 22, 2013 the lane behind Trinity-St. Paul United Church in Toronto was named in honour Katharine Hockin (U1937).
Jamie Howison and barb janes provided intriguing images of what the relationship between the church, the world, and the arts could be at October’s Second Fridays presentation on October 11, 2013.
A day to meet each other in friendship; to learn together; to share stories together; to play together, to feast together … to become a people who walk together