Here I Am, Did You Call Me?
Sarah reworks 1 Samuel 3:7-11 for review of learnings.
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News | Profiles | Reflections
Setting a Place at the Table
Last week the United Church unveiled its “A Place at the Table” project. To mark the denomination’s centennial, they reimagined Da Vinci’s Last Supper as a diverse representation of the UCC faith community contextualized to our time. “Whoever you are, there is always a place for you here at the table.” Participants came from various…
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CCS Fridays | Events | News | Reflections
February CCS Friday – God and Money
Video from our Feb 28 conversation about Christian stewardship from a justice-oriented perspective with Sheryl Johnson.
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A Brief History of a Brief History Play
Scott Douglas reflects on the origins of his play about the United Church’s history.
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December CCS Friday – Christianity in a Crisis-Shaped World
Video from our conversation about Christian witness in a changing, challenging world with special guest Jesse Zink.
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November CCS Friday – Shifting Funeral Practices
Video from our November conversation with Michelle Owens about the changing landscape of mourning, grief, and funeral practices.
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October CCS Friday – Indigenous-Racialized Youth Scholars Program
Video from our Oct 25 conversation with Jonisha Lewinson Ryan Kisi.
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September CCS Friday – Art as Spiritual Practice
Video from our Sept 20 online conversation with Dawn Dickinson-Léger.
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Preparing Disciples for the Inevitable Unknown
Janet Ross reflects on how CCS prepares students for change.
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Cleaning Up
CCS grad Mark Laird confirms that growth happens.
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Repentance Changes Our Lives Together
Gwen McAllister reflects on the radical nature of “sharing things in common.”
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God Loved the World Indeed
Lenten reflection on John 3:14-21 by Alan Lai
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Peace is not built of easy answers and dichotomous truths
Program Staff member Marcie Gibson, a mother to five Jewish children, shares some reflections and resources on violence in Israel and Palestine.
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A Powerless God
Scott Douglas reflects on seeing the face of Christ in the poor and oppressed.
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One Step at a Time
Marcie Gibson reflects on the first year of her doctoral studies in diaconal pedagogy.
