Today is International Pie Day (March 14 = 3.14). In honour of the occasion, here are some pie charts about the CCS student body… Happy Pie Day. Have a slice.
From BC to Nova Scotia, friends of CCS took part in the Annual Meeting by conference call. We had 39 people on the line, and included worship, discussion of reports and …
“The wolf and the lamb shall feed together… they shall not hurt or destroy on all my holy mountain…” CCS Program Staffperson Ann Naylor reflects on bullying from a theological perspective.
Richard Manley-Tannis reflects on his experience of blogging in a ministry context.
Maylanne Maybee responds to questions about an amendment to the Manitoba Public Schools Act, particularly as it relates to religious schools and protection of LGBTQ students from bullying.
CCS’s monthly noon-hour presentation and discussion on theological themes.
Februrary’s topic – Theology of Diversity, Interfaith Dialogue
Speakers: Ray Dirks and Manju Lodha
We have hidden our own nightmare in another’s terror.
It is no longer enough to be sorry.
Video of the presentation of the 2012 Davidson Trust Award for Excellence in Theological Education to CCS’s Ann Naylor and Ted Dodd
Tickets are now available for the CCS Graduation Banquet on Saturday April 13th.
Help us spread the word about our Leadership Development Modules this summer by downloading our ad and sending it someone you think would benefit from a transformational education opportunity.
CCS Student is featured in the Alberta Council for Global Cooperation’s Top 30 Under 30 magazine.
The three 2013 Companions of the Centre – Jessie MacLeod, Miriam Therese Winter, and Marion Logan – will be recognized at three separate events.
Maylanne Maybee writes: Is it appropriate for the non-Aboriginal party to take the initiative to invite collaboration. Adrian Jacobs’ answer: Participation in issues of concern for Aboriginal people is the invitation.
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