One LDM Down
The June Leadership Development Module ended last weekend. It was a powerful time of learning for the seven students and three facilitators. The next LDM will be in Ottawa at St. Paul University.
The June Leadership Development Module ended last weekend. It was a powerful time of learning for the seven students and three facilitators. The next LDM will be in Ottawa at St. Paul University.
Development staffperson, Marc Desrosiers, and the Finance Committee are pleased with the results of the fall fundraising campaign. In Marc’s words: The results have been nothing short of a God-send and financial blessing, thanks to the generosity and kind hearts of the CCS community. Over 210 individuals, as well as 80 PAR donors, provided financial…
Daniel Hayward shares his perspective on church and COVID-19 through a disability lens.
On April 17, 2021 the Centre for Christian Studies recognized Anne Manikel with the Companion of the Centre Award.
Last Friday the doors of CCS were thrown open to welcome our friends and supporters for an afternoon of eating cookies, sipping cider, chatting, and singing well-known and lesser-known Christmas carols. Thanks to everyone who joined us to make the day merry, and thanks to Michele Barr for her musical accompaniment. Friday was also the…
A new resource produced by the Canadian Ecumenical Anti Racism Network (CEARN) is now available from the Canadian Council of Churches. The resource, Cracking Open White Identity Towards Transformation, includes reflections, tools and resources for faith-based examination of White identity and privilege with easy guides for group and individual activities. CCS Principal Maylanne Maybee has…
CCS student Rachel got married earlier this month. It was a covid affair.