A Thank You Note to Ted
Scott Douglas was asked to say a few words about Ted Dodd at last weekend’s Centre for Christian Studies graduation banquet. There is perhaps a reason he doesn’t often get asked to do this sort of thing.
Thoughts, prayers, anecdotes, opinions, and personal reflections of CCS staff
Scott Douglas was asked to say a few words about Ted Dodd at last weekend’s Centre for Christian Studies graduation banquet. There is perhaps a reason he doesn’t often get asked to do this sort of thing.
The old CCS building on Charles Street, then and now.
Dave Robinson finds an inspiring example in his great-aunt Edythe.
Maylanne Maybee has an article on the diaconate in the most recent Rupert’s Land News.
O you who descended into the earth and rose again with the dawn, awaken in us irrational hope,
The staff of the Centre for Christian Studies reflect on St. Stephen’s Day (Dec. 26) and on Stephen, one of the first Christian deacons.
A taste of some of the music that was on offer at last Fridays’ Cookies and Carols at CCS
What does it mean to be an ally?
Did we realize our searching, our yearning, would reveal that we are no longer separate?
The fear of Halloween is the fear of all the things we could lose.
We curse you fruit and vegetable lovers, you carriers of healthy snacks! How can you bring them before God?
We worry about our denomination crumbling from within.
I have no enemies but my own body. I am at war against a foe I cannot fight
exhausted after a day of hard climbing, looking for a way forward.