Before CCS student Charmain Bailey-Foutner started studying for diaconal ministry, she was a professional singer. She closed out last Saturday’s graduation banquet with a stunning rendition of Paul Halley’s “The Rain is Over and Gone.”
CCS’s 120th anniversary weekend kicked off last night with an inspiring dialogue between Raheel Raza and Stan McKay on the subject of Diversity, Transformation, and Hope. (Watch for clips from that event in the next few weeks.) This morning registration has begun. Friends and former students are pouring into Woodsworth House to reconnect and catch up. …
Students are gathering online for a social justice learning circle on community.
Congratulations to recipients of CCS scholarships this year.
Ten students gathered online from March 22 to 29, 2022 to explore the various kinds of relationships that shape up.
2012 will mark the our 120th year of training deaconesses, deacons, and diaconal ministers in Canada. From its proud and historic roots since 1892, through seven institutions, the Centre for Christian Studies is proud to be planning a year to remember, marked by celebration, community, worship and growth for all in the United and Anglican…
Alcris and Alan talk liberationist pedagogy and transformative education with the Rupert’s Land News.
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How wonderful! Thank you Charmaine!