Human Rights Museum
Students found a trip to the newly open Human Rights Museum powerful, hopeful, and intense.
News from CCS and the CCS community
Students found a trip to the newly open Human Rights Museum powerful, hopeful, and intense.
The students in the Pastoral Care Year are meeting this month in Winnipeg for their Fall Learning Circle.
The CCS Leadership Development Module that was be held in Quebec City some time in January 2015 has been cancelled, but an LDM in Peterborough has just been announced.
Three new storybooks by artist storyteller Bob Haverluck are available for purchase from the Centre for Christian Studies.
With only two students in the Integrating Year this year, the learning circle is not so much a circle as a line segment.
None of them are about cats.
A day to meet each other in friendship on the land – September 20th, 2014 at the Sandy Saulteaux Spiritual Centre.
It’s week two of the Leadership Development Module in Winnipeg.
CCS connected with participants in the Rendezvous 2014 youth and young adult event.
Video from the CCS presentation at BC Conference
Congratulations to CCS grads who received degrees and awards from the University of Winnipeg last week.
Alumna Oriole Veldhuis (1961) took a group on a bus tour of locations featured in her book “For Elise.”
Ted Dodd feels blessed to be part of the journey with students in the Leadership Development Module in London, Ontario.
CCS Student Michelle Creedy will be one of the people featured in “The Right to Adopt” on the AMI-TV newsmagazine program Canada in Perspective on Sunday, June 8th (6:30 pm ET and PT).
The latest Tapestry newsletter offers highlights from the CCS annual meeting, an introduction to the recent graduates, and more.