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New Things Grammy T Written for her grandchildren, Teena Brown, aka “Grammy T” offers whimsical words of wisdom that will resonate with young and old alike. For anyone […]
New Things Grammy T Written for her grandchildren, Teena Brown, aka “Grammy T” offers whimsical words of wisdom that will resonate with young and old alike. For anyone […]
Saying Goodbye… It’s been a difficult season for us, and we’ve needed to say our goodbyes to some beautiful folks who have been a part of our community. […]
In her last talk with us as part of our Leadership Collective, Rachael shared on how we integrate being present while seeing our moments as part of a pilgrimage with a path and destination in mind.
Here is a link to an update on where things are six months into 2025. Whereas last year’s giving covered our expenses without too much prompting, this year […]
As Walter’s sabbatical winds down, he shares some reflections from this time. Spoilers: he missed community and rants about AI and dopamine manipulation.
Jonathan Schut shares what he’s been learning about how MCC tries to heed the words of Isaiah 58 in its mission of “envisioning communities in right relationship with God, one another, and creation.” He particularly focused on what he learned on a recent trip to Guatemala.
Here is a link to our SCC 2024 Financials, which includes our 2025 budget. This was all approved at the AGM in February, though the gathering recommended that […]
[Walter is on sabbatical for the first half of this year, and is working on a writing project called “A Compassionate Consent to Reality.” Most of it will […]
Our main liturgy has used a beloved version of St. Patrick’s Breastplate (from the Northumbria community) for many years now as a blessing prayer before the closing. It […]
(Exploring the Alternate Liturgy, Pt. 5) The centrepiece of the Celtic Service is a weekly time of Communion (or Eucharist). In both our main and alternate liturgies, we’ve […]