The Annual Delegates Meeting 2021 will be November 11-13, in Hillsdale, NY. This year’s theme is:
Christ’s Light in Our Daylight
Spirit-led boards, Spirit-led communication;
bringing sacramental qualities to the
more secular aspects of The Christian Community
For more information, contact ccnaoffice@gmail.com
The Toronto congregation is offering the following online study groups
Note: All times are East Coast
An online study group with Inken Contrares starting Tuesday, September 15, 10.30 am – 12 pm
This study group intends to gain a deeper understanding of the mysterious soul that is incarnated in Christ Jesus and its impact on world evolution. We will explore Rudolf Steiner’s numerous and far-reaching characterizations of this soul and its deep connection to human soul life.
Contact Rev. Inken Contreras to sign up, email: inken.koelmel@gmail.com
An online study group with Rev. Jonah Evans
Starting again Wednesday, September 8th! Wednesday mornings after the service from 10:10 am-11:40 am in the Community Room (not July or August). Join us as we deepen our relationship with the Living Christ in our time. All are welcome!
Zoom is available to participants, near and far.
To register and to receive the link please contact Melanie Nason
email: melanienason@rogers.com
AND…
A podcast with Oliver Steinrueck in which he speaks about the upcoming world conference to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the founding of The Christian Community. The conference is called LOGOS — Consecrating Humanity and will be in Dortmund, Germany on October 7-11 2022. This is the first podcast that was offered in English. Click here to listen.
Ninetta Sombart – Baptism in the Jordan
Dear members and friends of The Christian Community,
Visit our current homepage logos-2022.org
As of today, the St John’s Tide Newsletter is available online in several languages. One can travel via internet to all worldwide congregations and find a number of substantive contributions on current conference topics, but also reviews of previous major conferences. Those who like to listen can follow the monthly podcast. Those who like to exchange ideas with others will find our internet forum and the bilingual journal “This Moves Us.” as an interactive PDF document available by request.
With best regards,
Wolfgang Jaschinski
Redakteur/Editor LOGOS-2022 Newsletter
Ulrich Goebel und Tim Gottschalk
Tagungsbüro / Conference Office: Hainallee 40, D 44139 Dortmund
From the organizers of the 2022 Worldwide Conference: Logos–Consecrating Humanity |
| Dear members and friends of The Christian Community,
We would like to draw your attention to our extended homepage logos-2022.org that includes the Easter Newsletter online in 6 languages. Further, one can travel via internet to all worldwide congregations and find substantive contributions on conference topics, but also reviews of previous large conferences. Those who like to listen can follow the monthly podcast. Those who like to exchange ideas with others may use our internet forum and the bilingual journal “This Moves Us.” as an interactive PDF document. We are currently working on making more multilingual pages available. Nowadays, we experience for the second time a worldwide Passion of unimagined magnitude. May Easter give us the strength for an inner and outer resurrection. With best regards, Wolfgang Jaschinski Ulrich Goebel und Tim Gottschalk |
This summer, the Youth Adventure Camp of The Christian Community is going to the trail, to the beach, to the rivers. We will run outdoor adventure camps this summer with room for twenty participants on each trip.
Each trip will create an independent and full camp experience, with singing, stories and projects as well as the outdoors camping aspect of building our own camp, cooking our own food, and on some trips, traveling to our next camp location.
How to Heal? A Youth Conference
June 16 – 23, Atlanta, GA
For rising 9th – 12th graders
North Carolina Kite Camp
June 27 – July 3, Hammocks Beach State Park
for rising 6th – 8th graders
NY Backpacking Camp
July 12 – 21, Harriman State Park
for rising 6th – 8th graders
Youth Adventure Canoe Camp
July 26 – August 5, Flambeau River, Wisconsin
for rising 9th – 12th graders
Children’s Canoe Camp – Camp Greenwood Lake
August 8 – 18, Namekagon River, Wisconsin
for rising 6th – 8th graders
Participation cost is $1000
with a $100 sibling discount for each sibling attending
FINANCIAL AID: No one should stay away for financial reasons! Financial Aid is available on a need and availability basis. Email Youth Adventure Camp director Jen Zimberg at ccyouthadventurecamp@gmail.com
CG 2022 becomes LOGOS
The planning team for the “100 Years The Christian Community” festival is sending this e-mail to all priests, coordinators, and to our correspondents and friends.
Dear members and friends of the Christian Community,
As usual, you may find the current multilingual newsletters for our festival “100 Years TheChristian Community” at https://cg-2022.org/wp/index.php/filedownload/.
In these days, we appreciate the homily of Bastiaan Baan:
https://www.thechristiancommunity.org/blog/second-coming-far-or-near :
The greatest closeness is: being far and feeling near.
The greatest distance is: being near and feeling far.
So we may also keep contact to the preparation of our festival “100 Years The Christian Community”, use our technical communication channels: www.cg-2022.org.
With warm greetings and good wishes for the ending Advent season and for a Christmas that challenges us all.
–Dr. Wolfgang Jaschinski
Redaktion des CG-2022 Newsletters “100 Jahre Die Christengemeinschaft”
Editor of the CG-2022 Newsletter “100 years The Christian Community”
Tagungsbüro / Conference Office: Mergelweg 31, D 42781 Haan
Dear Members & Friends of the Christian Community,
At St. John’s tide, here are the current multilingual newsletters for the festival, “100 Years of The Christian Community: Click here
Click here for the ENGLISH VERSION
Please note: More articles on this website!
The Christian Community of North America is seeking a Legacy Giving Coordinator to support the development of Legacy Giving programs on the congregational level. For more information about the position and for information on how to apply click here.
Dear Friends,
We have some exciting news to announce from our Seminary Directors, Jonah and Patrick! Given the extraordinary situation our congregations are experiencing world-wide, Patrick and Jonah are offering a daily podcast called ‘The Road to Emmaus’ during this Eastertide season. For the next 40 days (with the exception of Saturdays), they will be posting a new audio recording on the platform Patreon under the creator name ‘The Light in Every Thing.’
Patreon is an international platform created in 2013 specifically to connect artists/creators with those individuals who find value in their work and are willing to provide an income stream so they can continue creating. There are currently over 100,000 creators receiving financial support from over 3 million patrons each month. Our Seminary monthly subscription ranges from $3 to $40.
The Road to Emmaus – Episode 1 is open to the general public and available now by clicking this link. Going forward, future podcasts will be available to patrons who are willing to make a minimum monthly contribution of $3. The first podcast will remain unlocked, so feel free to share it with others who you think may be interested.