PCY 2015 Spring Learning Circle Wraps Up
Today marks the end of the Pastoral Care Year students’ spring learning circle.
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On Holy Ground – ASC Reflection
At CCS’s Annual Service of Celebration on April 19th the 2015 graduates of the Centre reflected on the theme of “holy ground”.
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Graduation 2015
Two students graduated from the Centre for Christian Studies program last weekend with a Diploma in Diaconal Ministries.
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We Are All Treaty People – public learning opportunity
On April 20th & 21st you are invited to join CCSstudents at Thunderbird House in Winnipeg (715 Main) for “We Are All Treaty People” with Bishop Mark Macdonald and Steve Heinrichs.
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2015 Grads and Companion – Wish Them Well
This weekend 2 students will graduate from CCS and one remarkable woman will receive the Companion of the Centre Award. Show them some love!
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Pastoral Care Spring Learning Circle Starts
Nineteen students in the Pastoral Care Year gathered today for their three-week spring learning circle.
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Into the Wyld
Last week Scott Douglas and Gwen McAllister went to the Sorrento Centre in BC to work on a joint CCS-Sorrento project.
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CCS receives $7.9M from Britain
CCS will be receiving nearly eight million dollars in funding from England and Scotland for a project on “integration, transformation, and empowerment.”
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Happy Pi Day 2015
It’s Pi Day (March 14th = 3/14 = 3.14 = π). So once again, we celebrate the day with a couple of highly informative pie charts to give you insight into the who’s who of CCS.
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New Books in the CCS Library – March 2015
Check out what’s available from the basement of Woodsworth House.
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Remembering Sylvia Hamilton
CCS grad and Companion Sylvia Hamilton died last week.
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Diakonia – Serving With Authority
Maylanne Maybee has an article on the diaconate in the most recent Rupert’s Land News.
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New CCS Office Administrator
We are please to welcome Cheryl Thiessen as the new CCS office administrator.
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Ted Engages Difference
Last week, Ted was in Toronto taking a course entitled, “Engage Difference: Deepening Understanding for Intercultural Ministry.”
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Sing All Of Us
Should the Canadian national anthem use inclusive language?
