Welcoming is important, foundational, Gospel.

But what’s next?

How do we welcome the curious, the exiled, the returning, the seeker, and create a space to be encountered by Jesus, to build relationship, to help discern the transformative path of dying with Christ and sharing in his Resurrection?

Journey to Baptismal Living (North American Association of the Catechumate) will offer an intensive weekend of experience and training for parish teams to help foster communities of transformation.

The weekend, hosted by the Anglican Studies Program Saint Paul University, and Saint Matthew’s Anglican Church and supported by the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa and the Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada will include

• the sharing of and leadership of liturgical rites,
• small group formation,
• theological reflection,
• formation for leaders,
• faith conversation and listening skills
• fellowship and opportunity for ongoing access to resources and community dialogue.

Parish teams of 3 or more are encouraged to participate and experience these paths and tools for becoming welcoming, forming, sending communities in its worship, reflection, prayer and ministry.

The cost per participant is $250 with 3rd team members receiving a 50% discount.

Meals included.

The great commission reveals the future of the Body is in our hands. If we are not forming new disciples, who is?

For Accommodation at Saint Paul University Residence

contact residence directly at 613-236-3131

or via email [email protected].

Agenda

Friday October 26

6:00 pm – 9:30 pm

hor d’oeuvres included

Saturday October 27

8:30 am – 9:30 pm

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, breaks and Evening “Vigil Party” included

Sunday October 28

8:30 am – 12:00 pm

Breakfast and break included

For further information contact

[email protected]

613-234-4024