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ByCCSWe will keep practicing love until we get it right: Drawn to the round table, living in life-centered diversity of community We will keep celebrating the sacred until we embody it. In authenticity and prayer, an embodiment of Christ, an embodiment of spirituality We will keep calling for justice until it prevails. As a critical…
Learning to Listen – Reflections on being a Chaplain
ByCCS“Turns out, that trip back to CCS as chaplain was just what I needed,” says Jamie Bradshaw.
Merry Saint Stephen’s Day
ByCCSThe staff of the Centre for Christian Studies reflect on St. Stephen’s Day (Dec. 26) and on Stephen, one of the first Christian deacons.
I Was A Witness
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Strategic Thinking and “Wiggle Room” at CCS
ByCCSPrincipal Maylanne Maybee writes: Once every three or four months, the CCS staff team holds a longer than usual meeting that includes lunch, and allows us to delve more deeply into issues we want to address in common. We did just that last week. Our purpose was to reflect on the realities of being a…
Cloud of Witnesses
ByCCSCCS Principal Maylanne Maybee writes: Ann Naylor tells me that part of life at CCS is we keep fooling ourselves into thinking that once large events are over – like the Annual Service of Celebration or the 120th Anniversary – things will settle down to “normal” and we won’t feel quite so overwhelmed. Not so….



