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Reasons for Hope As our culture is increasingly divided over the role of religion, how can we, as Christians, have meaningful conversations about faith, and be ready to give a reason for the hope within? The popular Women's Breakfast is back on Saturday, April 23! Join us at Wycliffe College from 9:30 to 11:30 AM to enjoy a complimentary breakfast and hear from our speaker Amy Orr-Ewing, Director of Programmes for the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics (OCCA). This free event is open to the public. Registration is now closed. We have reached capacity for this event. Thank you for your

Summer is Coming! And that means a great lineup of summer courses at Wycliffe including: "Bad Boys and Bad Girls of the Old Testament" with Marion Taylor, "Engaging Islam in the 21st Century" with Josiah Idowu-Fearon and many others. Check our Summer Course Schedule for more information. Sign up starting April 4th.

Church Planting, Culture, Demographics and Evangelism Join us at Wycliffe College on Thursday, March 10 at the Institute of Evangelism Dinner to hear The Rev. Mike Michie share his insights about church planting, evangelism, and the mission field. For more details, click here. Reserve your seat today!

On March 8, 2016, International Women's Day, the member colleges of the Toronto School of Theology will celebrate and acknowledge the participation and achievements of women in theology. This event brings together the family of TST Colleges in communal celebration to foster a spirit of ecumenism and to be means of visible and tangible support for women studying, practising and living theology. Wycliffe's Dr. Marion Taylor will be honoured and Catherine Sider-Hamilton will be a panelists. Find out more and Register>>

Wycliffe College is mourning the loss of Dr. James F. Kennedy. Jim died on February 23rd, 2016 after a long courageous struggle with cancer. A prominent Toronto lawyer, James came to Wycliffe in 1984 as a new trustee. He brought his professional expertise, his deep Christian faith, and an unfailing spirit of optimism to the college, eventually succeeding Dr. Robert Salter as Chairman of the Board. He was awarded Wycliffe’s honourary Doctor of Sacred Letters in 1998. Jim did not think of his contribution to Wycliffe as mere volunteerism; it was instead part and parcel of his ministry, a

If you haven't been reading them already, catch up on inspiring Gospel Meditations and Prayers for Lent each week by Wycliffe Faculty. You can find them on our Blog page

The Anglican Diocese of Yukon invites you to a Ministry of Presence. You are called to take on an important voluteer role under the direction of the Bishop of Yukon amoung people in great need of pastoral care and ministry services. This is an incredible opportunity to serve and be stretched in your service for God. For more information visit their web site>> The Volunteer's Commitment The volunteer agrees to: Under the direction and authority of the Bishop of Yukon you will administer basic Sunday and emergency liturgical services. Under the direction and authority of the Bishop you will

Dr. Jonathan Turner from the U of T Career Centre is offering a session at Regis College for all TST students on Thursday February 11, 2016 starting at 4:00 pm on Career Planning and Workshop Staregies. The venue is Classroom B at 100 Wellesley Street West Topics included are the differences between a resume and C.V., cover letters to accompany applications, effective interview strategies and to introduce the resources available to all students in conjoint programs at the U of T Career Centre. Online Registration at https://www.z2systems.com/np/clients/regis/event.jsp?event=436 or email

There are two new postions available at Wycliffe College: A full-time Development Officer and a Student Research Assistant. Please visit our Careers page for more information.

Wycliffe College extends special condolences to the friends and family of Wycliffe graduate, The Rev. Julie Burn, on the death of her father Christopher Riggs. (For more information see the notice below from the diocesse of Moosonee. ~Peter Mason ================ It is with deep sadness that I inform you that Christopher Riggs, a long time Vice Chancellor of our Diocese of Toronto and, for the last 6 years until October, the Chancellor of the Province, died peacefully last night after a long struggle with cancer. His wife, Erica, was at his bedside in a palliative care unit in Toronto. Plans