Lunar New Year
Principal Alan Lai and CCS student Hyerim Park get together to talk about the Lunar New Year, celebrated in many parts of Asia and around the world.
Principal Alan Lai and CCS student Hyerim Park get together to talk about the Lunar New Year, celebrated in many parts of Asia and around the world.
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.
Companion of the Centre Sue Taylor passed away last week at Bethell Hospice in Caledon, Ontario, just shy of her 84th birthday. Dorothy Naylor (another Companion of the Centre) recalled the excellent community chaplaincy that Sue did in Ottawa. “She is a great example of what diaconal ministry is about,” said Dorothy. According to her…
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.
Much of the CCS staff head out to St. Benedict’s Monastery for the CCS program consultation.
Woodsworth House (the home of the Centre for Christian Studies) was relocated early in the morning on Monday, April 1. The story of how the building was moved is “uplifting” to say the least.
The latest Tapestry newsletter is available.
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lots of love, Hyerim, Great to see you today, on Friday, and on YouTube. And welcome to Winnipeg, Alan. Great feature. Thanks for setting this up. Ted
Thanks. That was fun and informative.
Hyerim and Alan, thanks for sharing! I will be sure to ask Hyerim for some ttheokguk next time I am in Winnipeg! Sue