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Join us for on Friday, November 5, for an online discussion of “Unanswered Questions“, Ray McGinnis’ recent book (and accompanying study guide for churches) about the families of those killed …
CCS student Hyerim Park recently posted a biblical reflection for Korean Rainbow United.
From September 29 to October 6, twelve CCS students explored the nature of culture and identity.
The Fall 2021 edition of the Centre for Christian Studies’ Tapestry newsletter has been sent to many of our friends and donors and is available online. This edition of Tapestry …
We are almost halfway into the “40 Days of Engagement on Anti-Racism”. The United Church of Canada has put out a variety of reflections, resources, and activities to deepen your …
How many CCS alumni have summitted Mount Kilimanjaro? You can read about one of them in What the Hill? A Memoir of Opportunities Taken. This new book tells the life story of …
In their fall learning circle, students in the Integration Year brainstormed their thoughts on the meaning of church.
Ministering by Word and Example, a course about being an Anglican deacon, returns this fall.
Last month (August 25-September 1) the Centre for Christian Studies offered a UCC Admissions Orientation learning circle specifically designed for ministers from other denominations who are entering ministry in the …
Our monthly online gathering for learning and conversation returns this October 1st.
Nominations open! The Centre for Christian Studies “educates leaders for justice, compassion, and transformation.” Our core values include living a theology of justice; acting in faith, and living out of …
“I feel like I found an important learning and teaching community; a place where I can explore my own thoughts and feelings about how I experience God in my life and the world.”
We are sharing the news that Principal Michelle Owens will be leaving the Centre for Christian Studies at the end of 2021. Michelle is returning to congregational ministry in Ontario, …
The Centre for Christian Studies has two learning circles going on at the same time today, with 34 students coming from 10 different time zones!
To protect members of our community, prolonged in-person events such as Learning Circles and the Face-to-Face Council meeting will be limited to people who are fully vaccinated.
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