CCN Thought for the Week for 15th January – the Right Rev. Dr. Logan McMenamie, Diocese of British ColumbiaThe Magi's journey is a life-changing one, as, necessarily, are all paths that lead to reconciliation. A story of travelling together, from the far west coast of Canada: […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 6th January – the treasures of EpiphanyThis epiphany season, as we mark the time when the Magi came to the baby Jesus with gifts, we are seeking to shine a small spotlight on these, our own gifts: these CCN partner charities each making such a difference in terrible times. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 24th December – Dan Koski, Institute for Ecumenical Research, RomaniaThe power of the message of Light, Light and Love brought by the Stalingrad Madonna for Christmas 2020. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 11th December – Mary Taylor, Flodden Peace GardenAdverse circumstances are bringing sweeping change to one of our UK partners, Flodden Peace Garden. Read their story here and please hold them in your prayers. […]
Thought for the Week for 18th December – a look back on 2020 for the CCNIt’s been a year unlike anything we’ve known before. The key word for it probably is ‘online’; as for so many others, everything’s gone this way this […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 27th November – applications open for Journey of Hope 2021If you believe a new, more peaceful way of being is not only possible but paramount and want to be inspired by experienced faith leaders and innovative practices, this programme is for you. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 20th November – thoughts on a virtual 80th anniversaryOut of the challenges of 2020 comes hope, and new ways of being together. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 13th November – the Very Reverend John WitcombeOn the eve of the 80th anniversary of the Coventry Blitz, we share this Thought, written for our CCN partner the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche, who planned to host Dean John this weekend. "Our shared witness to reconciliation is a message of hope to the world... whatever happens, knowing that we all need forgiveness, we can find a way forwards towards a shared future". […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 6th November – Revd Neil Willard, Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church, HoustonAs the USA and the wider world await the outcome of the US election, a reflection this week from one of our recent online pilgrims, Revd Neil Willard, from Houston, Texas. […]
CCN Thought for the Week for 2nd November – from a recent online pilgrim from Holy Trinity Pro-Cathedral, BrusselsA reflection on our online pilgrimage, from one of our newer CCN partners: its inevitable online nature in these times being 'both a restriction and a liberation'. Read more .... […]
