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Celebration and thanksgivingWhen someone gives you a gift - especially when it is something you love, something that has deep historical significance, and something that can help in cultivating your relationship with God by enhancing times of worship, it's a good reason to celebrate. And that's just what happened in the Wycliffe chapel on Wednesday, January 15, 2020, as our community came together for a service of celebration and thanksgiving when 60 brand new copies of the Book of Common Prayer - a gift from the Prayer Book Society of Canada - were dedicated. Date Published: Thursday, January 16, 2020 |
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Theology Pub NightLeonard Hall was packed on Friday, November 29, for Theology Pub Night with Bruxy Cavey and Ephraim Radner. Curiosity and engaging dialogue filled the room as approximately about 120 attendees joined in the conversation with Bruxy Cavey, Teaching Pastor of The Meeting House, and Dr Radner, Professor of Historical Theology at Wycliffe College, on the nature of time and God's will. Popcorn and beer were available, making the atmosphere all the merrier! Here are some of our favourite moments from the evening captured by Toronto-based photographer Julie Anna Tang. Date Published: Monday, December 2, 2019 |
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Toronto Children's Ministry Conference 2019Wycliffe College organized this year's Toronto Children's Ministry Conference, which took place on Saturday, Nov 2 at Tyndale University College and Seminary. Well attended with about 430 participants, it was a wonderful day of worship, teaching, sharing, and connecting with old and new friends who share a passion for ministering to children. Thanks to all the speakers, attendees, volunteers, and sponsors who made the event a success!
Date Published: Tuesday, November 26, 2019 |
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New audio: Richard Foster speaks to the graduating class of 2016Richard Foster |
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New Video: Richard Foster speaks to the graduating class of 2016Richard Foster |
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Find out why Radner is "Rad" (translation - that means awesome!)Find out what drives, inspires our Faculty. To read more about Ephraim, visit his Faculty Profile. Ephraim Radner |
