Learning on Purpose: Changing Leadership for a Changing World is our 2-week intensive leadership development course, designed to help you follow your sacred calling with meaning and intentionality. It’s an introduction to the CCS educational style and a primer in leading from the edges, learning in community, and faithful acting/reflecting.
At the CCS annual general meeting last month we thanked Carolynne Bouey-Shank for her service as one of the co-chairs of the CCS Central Council. The commitment to being a co-chair is no small undertaking; CCS has two Council co-chairs (one Anglican and one United) with overlapping terms. Carolynne shared leadership for the first term…
Why not be part of CCS’s annual party weekend?
It’s Pi day. Here are a couple of yummy pie charts in honour.
Apparently 3 if you count the one taking the picture.
“Wilderness, Weeping, and Wiping” was the title for a daylong retreat held on Saturday, February 27, 2016 for about fifteen deacons and associates in the diocese of Rupert’s Land. The words referred to some key themes in the Lenten lectionary– Jesus struggling in the desert, lamenting over Jerusalem, being anointed by Mary with costly perfume.
In celebration of International Women’s Day.
Happy 101st Birthday, LiloJean.
We want to make our program even better, and we need people who are good at asking: “Why?” “Why not?” What if…?”
A good gathering for CCS’s AGM.
The 2015 Annual Report
Do you know someone you think might be called?
Same great taste, new label.
On Sunday, Maylanne attended the memorial for Kay Pearsons and a service honouring Marlene Cascallen.
Janet Ross was a resource person at Sandy-Saulteaux’s learning circle on biblical and indigenous history traditions.