2011 Annual Report
The Centre for Christian Studies annual report for 2011 is now available from the CCS website. This web version does not currently include financial statements or budget for 2012. These will be added later.
The Centre for Christian Studies annual report for 2011 is now available from the CCS website. This web version does not currently include financial statements or budget for 2012. These will be added later.
These CCS Grads / Friends will be at the CCS display from time to time throughout the week – please visit and say ‘hello’ to: Christina Paradella • Ken DeLisle • Ruth Sword • Keith Simmonds • Nan Corrigan • Kelly McComb • Elaine Kellogg • Beth Kerr • Mary Ann MacFarlane • Linda Ervin…
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It is with sadness that the council met on December 15th and accepted the resignation of Principal Megan McKenzie. The resignation is effective September 11, 2011 when Megan’s parental leave ends. Megan has decided to stay at home with Micah and Ridd and take on a supportive role as Jeremy (her partner) returns to school…
Social Ministry students wrestled with Truth and Reconciliation
“By all accounts, the Centre for Christian Studies is like a mustard seed. Smaller than other theological schools. Prolific, economical and tenacious, it grows wherever planted and is able to self-sow.” Pat Thompson’s report on the Program Consultation.
Video from our Asian Heritage Month panel discussion.