NEW MENTORING GROUP – FALL 2022 All of our congregations are going through changes. This group focuses on how those changes can be hope-filled seasons of transformation. Rooted in the wisdom of the interim ministry network of the PC(USA), these gatherings allow participants to think about issues like: the five projects of the interim seasonhelping congregations grieve with hopewhat reactions to expect and how to manage them The group will...Read More
The Presbyterian College community was saddened to learn of the passing of alumnus Rev. Dr. Floyd McPhee on June 23, 2022. The Rev. Dr. McPhee graduated in 1963 and in 2002 was granted the college’s honorary doctorate degree. We have shared the obituary published by The Presbyterian Church in Canada below. The Rev’d Dr. Floyd R. McPhee, Minister Emeritus of Parkwood Church, Ottawa and long-time member of the Presbytery of...Read More
PASTORS’ HEALING CARE – ONLINE MENTORING GROUP Participants in this new Mentoring Group (commencing January 2023) will come with an openness to explore the events that have shaped them as individuals, to explore their core beliefs about God and self, and to explore the unconscious things that drive their engagement with others. Such a journey will require courage, vulnerability, and commitment. Through the process, participants will find themselves deeply formed...Read More
The pandemic has disrupted a part of our conference and so we regret that Carolyn Arends will not be able to join us for the scheduled concert on Wednesday, May 26th. HOWEVER>>> Last minute, we are delighted to welcome Chad Linsley, to present a Jazz Vespers with Roland De Vries. Same location as the originally planned concert: St. Jax Centre1439 Saint-Catherine St WUse the Bishop Street entrance — NO ENTRY...Read More
The Presbyterian College, its programs and students, are always in motion. Most of the growth and learning and prayer and struggle and celebration isn’t public. But in this space we take the time to share things that are happening with the College. Visit often to see what’s happening!
