Religious, Spiritual, Secular: Living in a Pluralistic Culture

A Multi-Religious & Multi-Disciplinary Academic Conference Keynote Speakers: Rabbi Ted Falcon & Imam Jamal Rahman Co-authors of Getting to the Heart of Interfaith and Religion Gone Astray Registration opens March 15, 2020 Call for Papers Submissions open till February 15th, 2020 Conference Theme 75% of Canadians identify as religious or spiritual. What role do religion …
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St. Catherine of Siena: Our Call to the Mystic and Prophetic

Anyone called to minister to others through religious structures or spiritual ministries must hold both the mystic and prophetic Voices. We are in the midst of profound changes. Vocation calls us to both inner transformation and outer awakening. The retreat will be through Jungian-Christian lenses and will explore Catherine of Siena as an example of …
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Introduction to Christian Apologetics: The Art and Science of Christian Persuasion

This course is an introduction to Christian apologetics and its relationship to evangelism. The course will teach the biblical, theological and historical foundations of Christian apologetics. Additionally, the course will serve as a primer of cultural exegesis and cultural hermeneutics, the goal of which is to equip students with the critical analytical tools to engage …
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Christian Theology after Christendom: Engaging the though of Douglas John Hall

Description Engaging and building upon Douglas John Hall’s contextual theology, the colloquium will explore constructive possibilities for Christian theology and the church as we face the end of Christendom. Many ‘signs of the times’ point to the necessity for a radically altered Christian witness, with theological moorings that are rooted in solid foundations of biblical …
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Indigenous Culture, History and Contemporary Issues

Indigenous Culture, History and Contemporary Issues This course provides an introduction to Indigenous culture in Turtle Island (North America) from the perspectives of Indigenous peoples of eastern Canada, particularly the Mi’kmaq people of the Algonkin language family. Further sources of learning will arise from engagement with the Bible, Indigenous history, the Royal Commission on Aboriginal …
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Homefullness – the real solution to homelessness

Homefullness – the real solution to homelessness with Michael Shapcott August 4 – 10, 2019 Save to your Calendar Homefullness – the real solution to homelessness with Michael Shapcott Most of us would agree with the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness that we need “a practical community-based approach that shifts the focus from managing homelessness, to a system …
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