To protect members of our community, prolonged in-person events such as Learning Circles and the Face-to-Face Council meeting will be limited to people who are fully vaccinated.
Ray McGinnis’ new book tells the story of the 9/11 families and the questions their government has ignored.
Lori Stewart attended two online conferences with Anglican colleagues this summer.
Michelle Owens talks with friends Kenji Marui and Tanya Cameron about responding to tragedies such as the murder of the Afzaal family.
Marcie Gibson reflects on the series of diaconal seminars offered by DOTAC in May.
Students explored how to create and maintain community while turning the world upside down for social justice.
Michelle Owens reflects on attending a vigil for children lost to residential schools.
Is 2021-2022 the year you follow your calling? Will this be the year you dig deeper into the topics that matter to you? Is this the year you rediscover yourself …
This past year our students have benefitted from caring presence of spiritual care providing chaplains during many of their learning circles. Chaplains have been a part of CCS learning circles …
It started at a church meeting when Gloria was talking with her friends Jody Maltby and Karen Hilfman Millson about needing some mental engagement and looking for a focus for …
No, we don’t mean that Mary. We mean Mary Naidu, who attended the Anglican Women’s Training College (now the Centre for Christian Studies) in the early 60s. Very recently, CCS received a generous …
“This was the most impacting and interesting circle to date,” said one student in CCS’s Grief and Loss intensive learning circle, April 28-May 5, 2021. Nine diaconal students gathered online …
Ordained minister and silversmith, Robin McGauley is more than just one thing.
We reflected on what makes scripture alive and what it means to live in relationship with scripture.
On April 17, 2021 the Centre for Christian Studies recognized Anne Manikel with the Companion of the Centre Award.
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