The Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) has an opening for a temporary position as Researcher. The purpose of this position is to establish a database of inter-faith resources in Canada and a report on interfaith work in other countries. A Bachelor’s degree in theology, religious studies or other relevant study, along with demonstrated experience in research and some knowledge of interfaith work is required. This is a contract position for 4 hours per week over 30 weeks at $20.00 per hour. To be considered, please send your l...
For Immediate Release: May 7, 2013 “The Rhythm of the Rock” is coming! Wednesday, May 15th, 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Metropolitan United Church, 56 Queen Street East, Toronto Tickets $50.00 ONLINE at TheRhythmoftheRock.eventbrite.ca ($25.00 students and seniors) Hosted by Frank Faulk – Award winning documentary produce...
Click here for full text of letter (PDF) Religious leaders from across the G8 countries have called on Heads of Government to follow the UK in fulfilling existing commitments to spend 0.7% of national income on aid, in a letter to the Financial Times. From today, they point out, 1000 days remain to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by the 2015 deadline. With a focus on tax, trade and transparency, the religious leaders argue, the UK Presidency of the G8 has the potential to advance the MDG agenda in ways that strike at the under...
In this issue: Message from the General SecretaryThe Rhythm of The Rock ConcertOffice of Religious FreedomMillennium Development Goals - #1000daystogoNews from Faith & WitnessBridging the Secular Divide ConferenceFeature ResourceNews from our Partners- National Women's Gathering on Human Trafficking- Deepening Understanding for Intercultural Ministry Click here to read the entire newsletter.
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms names as its first fundamental freedom the freedom of conscience and religion. The CCC, representing in its 25 member denominations, 85% of the Christians in Canada, with many millions of connections with people of faith around the world, has been promoting and living this fundamental freedom of religion and conscience for nearly 70 years now. We bring expertise to the mandate of the new Office of Religious Freedom and look forward to being consulted. We bring the wide experience of working with and...
The Biotechnology Reference Group of The Canadian Council of Churches is launching an ecumenical adult learning programme on the faith and genetics. Radio Teopoli recently hosted an interview on their programme Conversations in Catholic Bioethics, which explores faith, health care, and the pressing questions of the moment. The interview featured Dr. Moira McQueen, the Executive Director of the Canadian Catholic Bioethics Institute and Dr. Mary Marrocco, Associate Secretary for the Commission on Faith and Witness for The Canadian Council o...
In the February edition of Together! you'll find Message from the General Secretary Project Plougshares Offers Principles for a Mali-first security strategy for CanadaThe Last and The First: News from Faith and WitnessCanadian Interfaith Conversation Adopts Charter VisionBridging the Secular Divide: Religion and Canadian Public DiscourseTake Action: We All Need a Place to Call HomeThe Rhythm of The Rock: An Evening of Scripture and Song in Support of the CCCCaught in Traffick: National Women's Gathering on Human T...
FAITH AND GENETICS LEARNING ANIMATOR Please click here for the full job description. The Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) has a contract position opening for a Faith and Genetics Learning Animator. The purpose of this position is to promote the faith and genetics learning resource of the Biotechnology Reference Group of The Canadian Council of Churches, connect with congregations who take on the learning process, support facilitators who are leading the learning process, and collect feedback on the experience. A Bachelor’...
Please click here to view the January 2013 edition of The Canadian Council of Churches's e-newsetter, Together!
Recently CCC General Secretary, the Rev. Dr. Karen Hamilton was the only faith leader invited to attend an international meeting of the UN High Panel on the Millennium Development Goals. The purpose of the High Panel is to listen to the perspectives of civil society on the MDGs leading up to the end of their term in 2015. Read her reflections on development, care for the world’s vulnerable, and global relationships in light of this important event in London. ________________ BEYOND 2015: The Millennium Development Goals Past, Pre...