Have you seen Geez Magazine? I bet you’d like it. The fall issue of the “quarterly, ad-free magazine for the over-churched, out-churched, un-churched and maybe even the un-churchable” focuses on Decolonization. And it features a few of our favourite guest speakers from CCS’s Second Fridays series: The Decolonization Issue of Geez was guest edited by Leah Gazan and…
The three students starting their final year at CCS gather this week in Peterborough.
At the last Second Fridays, people who were at the UCC General Council discussed what made it both exciting and frustrating.
CCS is thrilled to announce the names of the two talented theological educators who will be joining our program staff…
After two weeks of intensive learning, the participants in the August 2015 Leadership Development Module are ready to head home.
CCS’s Scott Douglas is also a playwright, and at the United Church General Council last week his play Maybe One?: A Theatrical History of the United Church of Canada was presented by a group of actors from the London area. (Video from GC42 is available on Youtube. The play starts around 13 minutes in.) Maybe…
The CCS website got hacked yesterday, but it seems to be back up and running.
We’ve invited a few of our CCS alumni and friends who are currently attending the United Church General Council to send us their impressions…
Congratulations to Jordan Cantwell who was elected Moderator of the United Church at the General Council meeting in Newfoundland.
The Leadership Development Module started today at Woodsworth House.
The cinq à sept gathering for Ted’s retirement was an entertaining affair.
Congratulations to AWTC grad Amelia Reid on her marriage at the age of 77.
“Turns out, that trip back to CCS as chaplain was just what I needed,” says Jamie Bradshaw.
Ted gives us a glimpse of the impact of the LDM in Montreal.