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ByCCSThe International Union for Conservation of Nature counts quail as a “species of least concern.” Kill a quail for Christ. No quandary. Kill the bird known to eat hemlock, before it kills you. Consider the children of Israel, craving cucumbers, garlic, leeks, complaining of manna. And God, exceeding expectations said: “Thou shalt eat quail for…
Work Bee – May 12
ByCCSExpecting to be in Winnipeg on Saturday, May 12th? Feel free to join us at Woodsworth House for a work bee. Fresh air! Lending a hand sprucing up the exterior of CCS! Meeting wonderful co-workers. We are looking for a group of committed volunteers to gather at CCS on Saturday, May 12 (rain date May…
Stan McKay – 2016 Companion of the Centre
ByCCSVideo of Stan McKay receiving the Companion of the Centre Award
Mindful Munching – World Parliament of Religions
ByCCSLynda Trono will speak about her recent participation at the World Parliament of Religions in Australia on Friday, May 6, 11:45 AM – 1 PM at the CCS House, 60 Maryland Street in Winnipeg. Bring a lunch, and RSVP to Marc if you’d like to come. Lynda will share her experience of the Parliament of the…
Congratulations Are In Order 2017
ByCCSThis weekend is CCS’s Annual Service of Celebration. At the banquet on Saturday two students – Ian McLean and Josh Ward – will receive their Diplomas in Diaconal Ministries. At the worship service on Sunday, they will share a reflection and be recognized as grads. Also at the service on Sunday, Linda Ervin will be…
Didn’t Our Hearts Burn Within Us?
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