A Thank You Note to Ted
Scott Douglas was asked to say a few words about Ted Dodd at last weekend’s Centre for Christian Studies graduation banquet. There is perhaps a reason he doesn’t often get asked to do this sort of thing.
Scott Douglas was asked to say a few words about Ted Dodd at last weekend’s Centre for Christian Studies graduation banquet. There is perhaps a reason he doesn’t often get asked to do this sort of thing.
Diaconal ministers seem to love to connect. And November was a month for gathering. Lori Stewart (not pictured), CCS Development Coordinator, stopped in Kitchener for coffee with Ellen Baynton-Walker, Margaret Collard, Meghan Gilholm, Marilyn Burnard, and Katharine Edmonstone .
Ministers from other denominations are learning about the United Church and the Canadian context at CCS.
“How does it feel to have an award named after you?” asked Deacon Pam Nesbit, President of the newly named Association of Episcopal Deacons (formerly the North American Association for the Diaconate) while we were sharing an elevator at the recent gathering of the Association of Anglican Deacons in Canada. Good question. When I stepped…
The final edition of Tapestry has been mailed out to those in the CCS community who don’t have email (or who just like holding things in their hands) and is being sent out electronically. You can also download it from the Tapestry page. This special edition features articles from and about our 120th anniversary celebration.
A day to meet each other in friendship; to learn together; to share stories together; to play together, to feast together … to become a people who walk together
Students explored how to create and maintain community while turning the world upside down for social justice.
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One of the best speeches I’ve ever heard. Great job Scott, and congrats to Ted on new journeys.
What an amazing, creative tribute to an amazing, creative, caring man. Happy retirement Ted!
Wonderful speech Scott – Happy retirement Ted
Fabulous Scott! A truly aw-ful speech!