06
Sep 2022
The Montreal School of Theology is pleased to announce the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Heather McCance as Director of Field Education at the School. This is a new position within MST and we are delighted that Dr. McCance will be the first to serve in this role. This is a 75% position at MST and Heather will continue to serve as Director of Pastoral Studies at Montreal Dio, on a part-time basis. Prior to her appointment as Director of Pastoral Studies at Montreal Dio (in 2021), Dr. McCance served as Ministry......
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25
Jan 2022
Presbyterian College is pleased to offer online open access courses. Information is available here....
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25
Jan 2022
Montreal Diocesan Theological College is offering several Open Enrolment courses for the Winter 2022. Information can be found here....
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24
Jan 2022
The Montreal School of Theology seeks to hire a Program Director for the Montreal Mission Internship Program. Please see here for details....
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30
Nov 2021
The Montreal School of Theology (MST) is pleased to announce it has received a grant of $1,000,000 (USD) from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help MST identify, equip, and support pastoral leaders who are able to lead congregations into creative and confident engagement with their ministry context. The full press release is available here: MST Press Release – Lilly Endowment Inc Phase 2...
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08
Feb 2021
Free Panel Discussion Tuesday March 9, 9:30-11am Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85009878114...
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25
Jan 2021
ANGLICAN AND UNITED CHURCH COLLEGES IN MONTREAL ENTER INTO A STRATEGIC ALLIANCE Montreal Diocesan Theological College and the United Theological College are entering into a strategic alliance that will deepen and build on their long-standing collaboration in theological education. Following months of discussions among members of the Boards of Governors, the two colleges have begun an 18-month transition period in which they will explore and plan for the formation of a combined Anglican-United college in Montreal. Over the course of the winter semester, UTC will complete the process of selling its building......
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06
Jan 2020
This one-day workshop introduces a simple yet profound process: how to prevent or peacefully resolve differences by connecting with another person’s feelings and needs. You may also connect more deeply and authentically with your own feelings and needs. This approach, used world-wide to resolve disputes, is also known as “Nonviolent Communication”, or “NVC”, developed by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. Workshop content: The purpose of Constructive Communication “Power Over” vs. “Power With”: the intention behind the model The Jackal and the Giraffe: How life stances affect the language we use The four steps of......
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20
Jul 2020
Rev. Dr. Magaret Bullitt-Jonas The Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas is an Episcopal priest, author, retreat leader, and climate activist. She serves as Missioner for Creation Care in the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts and the Southern New England Conference, United Church of Christ. Her latest book, co-edited with Lea Schade, is Rooted and Rising: Voices of Courage in a Time of Climate Crisis. Her website: RevivingCreation.org Preaching Gospel Hope in a Time of Climate Crisis Climate change is called the moral challenge of our time, yet many preachers avoid discussing it. Through......
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18
Jul 2020
Dr. Matthew R. Anderson A workshop for congregational pastoral care providers, ministry students, and clergy. Matthew R Anderson (PhD McGill, 1999) is an ordained Lutheran minister. For almost 20 years, he taught New Testament, Pauline letters, and Theology in Film classes at Concordia. Recent works in biblical studies include “Paul and Pauline Letters” (Wiley Encyclopedia of Ancient History), “The Historicity of Acts 20.16 and a Shavu’ot Setting for the Pauline Collection” (under review with NT Studies), and “’Aware-Settler’ Biblical Studies: Breaking Claims of Textual Ownership” (Journal for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies). Topics will......
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