CCS Graduation 2020
Show some love to our graduates from the Diaconal Ministries program and Certificate in Spiritual Care program!
Show some love to our graduates from the Diaconal Ministries program and Certificate in Spiritual Care program!
Recently CCS program staff member David Lappano was interviewed by Prince Doms Odoemena (a local priest in England) as part of his Thinking Faith Project. They discussed the question: “How should a Christian engage in politics?” Check out the video here.
It’s been a year since Marion Martin, Tammy Bleue, Keith Hall, and Lynn McGrath graduated from the Centre for Christian Studies in 2019. We wondered how they were doing.
So much screen time. So much learning.
When we heard a sudden need for education and reflection on pastoral care in the midst of a pandemic, we stepped up to meet it.
Here’s some of the things we’ve learned about using Zoom over the past few years.
Our celebration banquet is a chance for the CCS community to gather and honour our Companion and graduates. This year, instead, we are making a donation to 1 Just City.
Little boxes, on the zoom screen
Little boxes made of pixels
Little boxes on the zoom screen, little boxes all the same
Last minute circle preparations inspire versifying.
A prayer by Ted Dodd
CCS student Lisa Leffler offers a year of nature to anyone who needs it.
CCS student Lorrie Lowes was in Zambia when the pandemic concerns about travel ramped up.
During these times of uncertainty due to Covid-19, CCS students Alana Martin (Minister to the GO Project) and Bri-anne Swan (Community Minister, Living Presence Ministry) are doing what they can to keep youth programming accessible for children across the country. The GO Project had been planning to host day camps for children and youth during…
When Ellen Baynton-Walker’s congregation had to decide how to respond to the pandemic, she turned to the CCS Spiral.
In response to the need to care for one another’s health and safety, we will be moving our our spring learning circles online.