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David Clark

Holocaust Education Week

Today (November 2, 2017) marks the beginning of Holocaust Education Week, a seven day period intended to focus attention on the intentional, systematic persecution and murder of six million Jews during World War II. 

Date Published: Thursday, November 2, 2017

Indigenous Peoples and Christianity

When Ottawa announced a compensation package last week for victims of what has become known as the "Sixties Scoop," it was one more step in a long walk of trying to make reparations to Indigenous peoples for devastating sins committed against individuals, families, and entire communities. 

The sins were many, and caused great harm across generations of Indigenous peoples. Decades of systemic racism included the now well-known story of the church-run residential schools.

Date Published: Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Saint Francis of Assisi

The feast day of Saint Francis

Many churches remember Francis of Assisi each year on October 4. The day is considered a "feast day" honouring the saint. 

Generally speaking, saints are simply people who have gone before us in the faith, people whom we honour and remember for their exemplary lives, or for their example of faith and perseverance in the midst of great suffering and persecution. 

Date Published: Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Terrance Donaldson

Lord, Teach Us To Pray - Jan 14

Terry Donaldson, speaking at the chapel service on January 14 on the subject of Lord Teach us to Pray.

Terry Donaldson

Is There a Conflict Between Science and Religion?

A dialogue between two voices in science: Dr. Denis Alexander and Dr. Larry Moran.

Dr. Denis Alexander and Dr. Larry Moran

Linda Mercadante

Audio: Women's Breakfast - Linda Mercadante

On November 7th Wycliffe held its Women's breakfast featuring Rev. Dr. Linda Mercadante. List below to her message.

Linda Mercadante