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Age of Discovery or Age of Genocide? The Doctrine of Discovery and its Place Today (credit)JANUARY 6 - FEBRUARY 10, 2026 EVERY TUESDAY (6-8PM EST). Moana Jackson, a Māori lawyer, said the age of discovery is described more accurately as the age of genocide. This course examines the doctrine as the foundation of all systemic racism and stereotypes that Indigenous people face today in the colonial state of Canada. We will review how the doctrine has been used and repudiated by the Papal office but, how even repudiating the doctrine does not end the oppression of Indigenous people on Turtle Island commonly referred to as Canada and the United States. (credit)

$350.00CAD

Age of Discovery or Age of Genocide? The Doctrine of Discovery and its Place Today (audit)JANUARY 6 - FEBRUARY 10, 2026 EVERY TUESDAY (6-8PM EST). Moana Jackson, a Māori lawyer, said the age of discovery is described more accurately as the age of genocide. This course examines the doctrine as the foundation of all systemic racism and stereotypes that Indigenous people face today in the colonial state of Canada. We will review how the doctrine has been used and repudiated by the Papal office but, how even repudiating the doctrine does not end the oppression of Indigenous people on Turtle Island commonly referred to as Canada and the United States. (audit)

$175.00CAD

God, the Machine & Everything In Between: AI and Theology (credit) A01EX2-CThis course is designed for both clergy & lay people. Location: Online (Link to be shared in advance of course). Course syllabus and reading list will be provided in advance. Artificial Intelligence is shaping human culture, relationships, and even religious imagination. In three intensive days, we will explore theological questions raised by AI: Is a chatbot my neighbour (Ammon & Reed)? Could a robot bear the image of God (Dorobantu; Burdett)? What might incarnation, sin, and salvation mean in an algorithmic age (Herzfeld; Weissenbacher)? and How should the Church respond to both the promise and perils of AI (COMECE; CEC; Pope Francis)? Join us as we explore the burgeoning world of AI and its impact on ministry, congregational life, preaching, and theology. (Jan 10, Jan 24, and Feb 7, 2026 10a - 4:30p EST)

$350.00CAD

God, the Machine & Everything In Between: AI and Theology (audit) A01EX2-AThis course is designed for both clergy & lay people. Location: Online (Link to be shared in advance of course). Course syllabus and reading list will be provided in advance. Artificial Intelligence is shaping human culture, relationships, and even religious imagination. In three intensive days, we will explore theological questions raised by AI: Is a chatbot my neighbour (Ammon & Reed)? Could a robot bear the image of God (Dorobantu; Burdett)? What might incarnation, sin, and salvation mean in an algorithmic age (Herzfeld; Weissenbacher)? and How should the Church respond to both the promise and perils of AI (COMECE; CEC; Pope Francis)? Join us as we explore the burgeoning world of AI and its impact on ministry, congregational life, preaching, and theology. (Jan 10, Jan 24, and Feb 7, 2026 10a - 4:30p EST)

$175.00CAD

Racial Justice (Intro) M01TV5JANUARY 24, 2026 10a-4p. This course is designed for everyone. This course is offered online via Zoom. Link will be provided prior to class. Instructor: Drew Gillette This one-day introductory course on racial justice offers a foundational understanding of key concepts and frameworks essential to recognizing and addressing racial inequity. We will explore the historical roots of systemic racism, the difference between individual bias & institutional discrimination, and the impact of privilege and power in shaping societal outcomes. The course will also introduce tools for allyship, anti-racist practices, and strategies for fostering inclusive environments. Through interactive discussions and reflective exercises, attendees will gain the awareness and language needed to begin engaging in racial justice work personally and professionally in the church and beyond.

$60.00CAD

Racial Justice (Advanced) M01TV4 TBA 6p-9p EST. This course is designed for everyone. Must have prior basic education/understanding of racial justice concepts (ie white privilege, power, intersectionality, equity, implicit bias, etc). This course is offered online via Zoom. Link will be provided prior to class. Instructor: Drew Gillette In this one day course we will review concepts that are key to racial justice & look at how we can apply that knowledge to serving our res-pective communities through our own unique gifts and dreams. The first part of the day we will review concepts such as power, intersectionality, identity/positionality, how the various levels of oppression function, & allyship. The second half of the day we will reflect on our personal gifts, skills, and dreams and how these relate to our unique calling to serve others and work towards justice. We will work in groups in order to share, brainstorm, receive feedback & discern next steps.

$60.00CAD

Faith Without FavouritismFeb 7 & 21, 2026 12p-4p EST. This course critically explores the complex ways oppression manifests within religious and faith spaces. Through an intersectional lens, students will examine how power dynamics and social hierarchies shape participation, leadership, and belonging in spiritual spaces. The course will unpack various forms of oppression—including ideological, institutional, cultural, and historical. This course critically explores the complex ways oppression manifests within religious and faith spaces. Through an intersectional lens, we will examine how power dynamics & social hierarchies shape participation, leadership, & belonging in spiritual spaces. The course will unpack various forms of oppression—including ideological, institutional, cultural, and historical. Topics include the exclusion of women & LGBTQ+ individuals from leadership, the marginalization of disabled people in worship. We will also engage with theologies that reinforce inequality, address and challenge dominant narratives that silence diverse voices. By the end of the course, we will gain tools to identify & disrupt oppressive structures in faith communities and envision what true diversity, inclusion, and liberation could look like in worship, leadership, and theology.

$60.00CAD

Boundaries 1: Intro to Boundaries M01TV1JANUARY 22, 2026 10am - 4pm EST. This course is designed for clergy and lay leaders and is offered online via Zoom. Link will be provided prior to class. Instructor: Janet Anstead Our ministry is guided by the respect we have for our congregants & by their having entrusted us with their spiritual well-being. When we do not respect their separateness or use their vulnerabilities to satisfy our personal needs, we have violated boundaries & betrayed a sacred trust. Healthy boundaries are a gift. They are helpful guidelines that give shape to our relationships. In ministry situations boundaries clarify who is the congregant and who is the mentor, not in a hierarchical way, but in a manner that prevents the unhealthy merging of individuals. Boundaries create safe spaces & help to build trust over time. (From Faithtrust Institute)

$40.00CAD

Boundaries 2: Self Care for Clergy M01TV2FEBRUARY 28, 2026 12pm - 4pm EST. This course is designed for clergy. Participants should have prior training in boundaries to be adequately prepared. This course is offered online via Zoom. Link will be provided prior to class. Instructor: Jean-Daniel Ó Donnacada Boundaries to keep parishioners safe are essential and rightly emphasized in introductory boundary courses. This course is a supplemental course for those in placements and ministry to identify when, cope with, and move forward in instances of parishioners, colleagues, and leaders monopolizing time, misusing power, manipulating through donations or compensation, and bullying, to empower clergy to stay healthy and strengthen their ministry for and with ALL people to whom they are called to serve.

$40.00CAD

AllyshipMARCH 21, 2026 (10-4EST). This course explores the foundational concepts of allyship that underpin meaningful support for marginalized com-munities. We’ll define allyship & distinguish it from related roles—accomplice & co-conspirator—so you can understand where you are on the spectrum of solidarity. What You’ll Learn How allyship differs from accompliceship & co-conspiratorial action Common pitfalls in practicing allyship, including performative gestures and saviorism The art and ethics of apology: when, how, and why to own mistakes Appreciation versus appropriation: celebrating culture without exploitation Concrete, everyday actions that deepen your allyship By the end of this course, you will have a clear roadmap for stepping into allyship with humility, integrity, and purpose—transforming awareness into authentic, lasting change.

$60.00CAD

Strong Roots: Contemplative Prayer (credit) A01EV1-CThis course is designed for both clergy & lay people. Location: Online (Link to be shared in advance of course). Course syllabus and reading list will be provided in advance. This course examines the practice of contemplative prayer from the Early Church through to modern times, with the intent of reflecting on, strengthening and growing our relationships with God, self, and others. Grounding our study in theological and scriptural understandings of prayer, we will explore the idea that the act of contemplation leads to greater daily embodiment of the Gospel and experiences of the Divine that we encounter in private moments of prayer. Through practicum, lecture, reflection, discussion, and readings taken from a wide sampling of authors and practitioners of contemplative prayer, we will consider how this practice encourages us to be more fully engaged as anti-racist, embodied, and self-reflective Christ followers, open to continual spiritual growth and deepening relationship with the Divine. (NEXT OFFERING TBA) (credit)

$350.00CAD

Strong Roots: Contemplative Prayer (audit) A01EV1-AThis course is designed for both clergy & lay people. Location: Online (Link to be shared in advance of course). Course syllabus and reading list will be provided in advance. This course examines the practice of contemplative prayer from the Early Church through to modern times, with the intent of reflecting on, strengthening and growing our relationships with God, self, and others. Grounding our study in theological and scriptural understandings of prayer, we will explore the idea that the act of contemplation leads to greater daily embodiment of the Gospel and experiences of the Divine that we encounter in private moments of prayer. Through practicum, lecture, reflection, discussion, and readings taken from a wide sampling of authors and practitioners of contemplative prayer, we will consider how this practice encourages us to be more fully engaged as anti-racist, embodied, and self-reflective Christ followers, open to continual spiritual growth and deepening relationship with the Divine. (NEXT OFFERING TBA) (audit)

$175.00CAD

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