Safe Travels, Social Ministry Students
The spring Social Ministry Year learning circle wrapped up yesterday, and most of the students have returned to their home communities to carry on their learning and ministry.
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The 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…
Look Well To The Growing Edge
As an organization we are growing in order to widen our course offerings, attract more students from across Canada, and employ another program leader. We need the support of our donors.
Into the Wyld
Last week Scott Douglas and Gwen McAllister went to the Sorrento Centre in BC to work on a joint CCS-Sorrento project.
Patrolling with the Bear Clan & other moments from fall learning circles
The traditional “back to school” time means that students have been gathering this fall at Woodsworth House to explore, challenge and be challenged, laugh and cry and wonder together.
Happy Pi Day 2015
It’s Pi Day (March 14th = 3/14 = 3.14 = π). So once again, we celebrate the day with a couple of highly informative pie charts to give you insight into the who’s who of CCS.
Nominations for 2018 Companion Now Open
Do you know someone who would make a great Companion of the Centre?
