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New at Caven Library and the McKay Educational Resource Centre:Church Together: An Essential Guide to All-Age Ministry b...
10/15/2026

New at Caven Library and the McKay Educational Resource Centre:

Church Together: An Essential Guide to All-Age Ministry by Traci Smith and David M. Csinos

“You want a church where everyone feels at home, from toddlers to elders, growing in faith together. But too often, age-based programs divide what should be one body, leaving people disconnected and missing the richness of shared life. Church Together invites you to a different way.

Traci Smith and Dave Csinos, trusted experts in faith formation with families and faith communities, guide you with practical, field-tested ideas to help your congregation move from siloed ministries to meaningful intergenerational connection. Church Together creates a clear path for bringing people of all ages together in worship, service, and community.” [from the publisher]

Don’t miss the opportunity to hear Traci and Dave speak about their generous, balanced, and exceptionally thoughtful and useful book at our next Grow webinar:

Church Together: Best Practices and Practical Ideas for Incorporating All-Ages in Worship and Church Life

Thursday, November 5th
1:00pm Eastern

Register here: https://buff.ly/wusSj21

What if your next step isn't finding the right answer, but asking the right question?Explore faith. Examine meaning. Dis...
10/09/2026

What if your next step isn't finding the right answer, but asking the right question?
Explore faith. Examine meaning. Discern purpose.

Knox College's programs in ministry, psychospiritual studies, and theology invite you into a close community of deeper learning, rich conversation, and personal transformation.

Applications are now open. Learn more at knox.utoronto.ca/basicdegreeadmissions/.

"Thanking and blessing helps us focus on the experience of the moment and the optimism and gratitude that arises from th...
10/08/2026

"Thanking and blessing helps us focus on the experience of the moment and the optimism and gratitude that arises from the blessings we have already received. This gives rise to a different kind of hope, one that motivates us to act, but that also keeps us centered in all the possibilities inherent in the now. Instead of locking us into a single vision of the future, a living hope helps us be more flexible. We still have vision, but it serves to orient us in the direction that we, and possibly all of creation, should be moving."

From Thanking and Blessing ~ The Sacred Art: Spiritual Vitality Through Gratefulness by Jay Marshall (Skylight Paths, 2007)

A meaningful Thanksgiving to you, from all us at Caven Library.

10/07/2026

Our October Community Lunch was filled with good food, great company, and lots of smiles.

to everyone who came out, and a big thank you to MURA CUPBOP TORONTO NO.1 for the delicious catering! 🍽️

Save the Date!Our next Grow Webinar with Caven Library and the McKay Educational Resource Centre is coming up in month:T...
10/06/2026

Save the Date!

Our next Grow Webinar with Caven Library and the McKay Educational Resource Centre is coming up in month:

Thursday November 5, 2026
1:00pm Eastern

Authors Traci Smith and Dave Csinos will share best practices and creative ideas from their new book Church Together: An Essential Guide to All-Age Ministry.

Traci has joined us before, speaking about her Faithful Families series of books, and Dave has been a guest on the Ministry Forum Podcast. We are delighted to welcome them back together!

We hope you can join us.

Register Here: https://buff.ly/PYb4ZhR


Traci Smith, Author David M. Csinos

Last week, Knox College received a plaque commemorating its induction into the Ontario Soccer Hall of Fame during the 20...
10/02/2026

Last week, Knox College received a plaque commemorating its induction into the Ontario Soccer Hall of Fame during the 2026 Canadian Society of Presbyterian History Conference. The plaque recognizes the historic 1878 Knox College team, Canada’s first soccer champions.

We are deeply grateful to Canadian Soccer History, the archive founded by the late Colin Jose (1936–2024) and carried forward by Les Jones and Ron Smale. Their dedicated research has helped preserve the story of our 1878 team and ensure that this important chapter in Canadian soccer history is not lost.

Part of our Picture Books in Ministry collection currently on display:My Street Remembers by Karen Crossing and Cathie J...
10/01/2026

Part of our Picture Books in Ministry collection currently on display:

My Street Remembers by Karen Crossing and Cathie Jamieson (Groundwood)
~ Peel back the layers of one Toronto street to uncover its long history of habitation

Go Show the World: A Celebration of Indigenous Heroes by Wab Kinew and Joe Morse (Tundra)
~ Get to know some historical figures and learn about Indigenous achievements

I Am Not a Number by Jenny Kay Dupuis, Kathy Kacer, and Gillian Newland (Second Story Press)
~ Hear an account of author Jenny Kay Dupuis' grandmother and her experience in a residential school, told for young readers

The Secret Pocket by Peggy Janicki and Carrielynn Victor (Orca)
~ Be moved by the ingenuity, resilience, and strength of indigenous children

Being Home by Traci Sorell and Michaela Goade (Kokila)
~ Celebrate with a Cherokee family the joy of moving home to their ancestral lands

Today, students, staff, and faculty from the colleges of the Toronto School of Theology gathered at Knox College for a s...
09/30/2026

Today, students, staff, and faculty from the colleges of the Toronto School of Theology gathered at Knox College for a special Agapé Service, led by The Rev. Dr. Sarah Travis.

This year’s service was especially meaningful as it coincided with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day that acknowledges the painful legacy of residential schools, the children who never returned home, the families and communities left behind, and the survivors of these institutions.

Many in attendance wore orange shirts, symbolizing the loss of culture, freedom, and self-esteem experienced by many Indigenous children in residential schools.

Thank you to everyone who gathered in community, reflection, and reconciliation.

09/30/2026

Students, Faculty and Staff -

You're invited to attend this year’s annual Agapé worship service for the TST community on Wednesday, September 30, 1:30 pm. This year Knox College, Toronto will be hosting, and the service will take place in the Knox College Chapel. A reception with refreshments will follow.

Wycliffe College, Trinity College, Toronto, Faculty of Divinity, Regis St. Michael's Faculty of Theology, Emmanuel College of Victoria University in the University of Toronto, St. Augustine's Seminary of Toronto

A beautiful book awaits new readers...A Beautiful Year: 52 Meditations on Faith, Wisdom, and Perseverance by Diana Butle...
09/24/2026

A beautiful book awaits new readers...

A Beautiful Year: 52 Meditations on Faith, Wisdom, and Perseverance by Diana Butler Bass (St. Martin's Essentials, 2026)

In this new volume, Diana Butler Bass turns her keen intelligence, storytelling prowess, and exegetical and theological insight toward the Christian liturgical calendar, a cycle of sacred stories built around the life and teachings of Jesus.

This collection of short essays which follows the church year from Advent through Pentecost and beyond, arose from posts Bass originally wrote for her newsletter, The Cottage. The anecdotal style reflects these origins and brings a freshness and honesty to the meditations.

But A Beautiful Year reaches beyond the personal. Calendars, argues Bass, shape us collectively by telling us what is important--what we honour and value. In stark contract to other calendars which emphasize nationalistic and commercial celebrations (think Black Friday and Cyber Monday), the liturgical year frames "an alternative story" that "extols empathy, vulnerability, gratitude, and compassion. It praises no nation-state, and it is cosmic in its vision."

For Christian worship leaders looking ahead to Advent, the introduction alone would be an excellent way to frame the liturgical year and why it matters. But A Beautiful Year would also be a good companion for anyone looking for challenge, hope, wisdom, and a kind of spiritual ballast in tumultuous times.



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