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Join Us for Lenten Lunch Conversations

Mondays in Lent
Noon—1 pmteacher fielding questions posed by students

 

In the Midst of Life: Pastoral Care, Worship and Music

 

This year the Kanata Centre for Worship and Global Song will host conversations that explore the relationship between pastoral care and music, and pastoral care and worship. Each Monday of Lent, the presenter will provide a 20 – 30 minute talk and the remainder of the hour will be conversation around the topic of the day. You are welcome to bring your lunch; coffee will be provided.

February 27 ~ Pastoral Care and Worship
Dr. Kristine Lund, Director of Spiritual Care & Counselling, WLS

March 5 ~ Worship planning from the pastoral care perspective
Rev. Nancy Kelly & Lilla Hall, St. Mark’s Lutheran Church

March 12 ~ Music and Spirituality in Palliative Care
Dr Colin Lee, Professor of Music Therapy, WLU

March 19 ~ Heroine’s Journey: Narrative therapy and group analytic
music therapy with refugee women in Canada
Dr. Heidi Ahonen, Professor of Music Therapy, WLU

March 26 ~ Worship and Pastoral Care
Rev. James Brown, Christ Lutheran Church, Waterloo &
Debbie Lou Ludolph, Dean of the Chapel, WLS

a picture of a brown bag lunch and a apple Free and open to the public
Keffer Chapel, Waterloo Lutheran Seminary

For more information: contact Dorinda Kruger Allen
dkrugerallen@wlu.ca or 519-884-0710 ext. 3241
Sponsored by the Kanata Centre for Worship and


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The Colloquy on Music in Health and Medicine

University of Toronto logo

University of Toronto Faculty of Music logo

 

Medical and Health researchers from Toronto talk informally about their current and on-going interests in music and related research projects.

Included are researchers from
Royal Conservatory of Music: Dr. Ann Patteson

Featured speaker
Dr. David Alter, noted cardiologist and songwriter
University of Toronto

Participating researchers:
Dr. Joseph Chan (Sunnybrook), Otolaryngologist-in-Chief
Dr. Larry Picard (Mount Sinai), Neurology
Dr. Karen Gordon (Sick Kids), Audiologist, Cochlear Implant Program
Dr. Amy Clements-Cortes (Baycrest), Senior Music Therapist
Dr. Tom Chau (Holland-Bloorview), Senior Scientist and Canada Research Chair in Pediatric Rehabilitation Engineering
Dr. John Chong (Musicians’ Clinics of Canada), Medical Director
Dr. Heidi Ahonen (Laurier), Director, Conrad Institute for Music Therapy Research
Dr. Ann Patteson (RCM), International/National Director of Research for Learning Through the Arts

Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Walter Hall, Edward Johnson Building


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More Than Bread

More than Bread Website screenshot  More Than Bread profiles various workshops available to charitable and NGO working globally. Many groups are meeting the physical needs of people who have had their lives displaced, disrupted, or destroyed by conflicts around the world. The individuals behind More than Bread will endeavor to reach the whole person by equipping helpers with tools required to convey healing, providing direction so that distressed individuals may begin to find the journey back to wholeness – psychological and spiritual well-being.

More Than Bread will also help ‘those that help others’ deal with their own emotional distress and turmoil that they may find themselves wading through unexpectedly. Their own mission to better the world around them jeopardized, by their human limitations against a task so overwhelmingly large.

More Than Bread strives to touch the people who’s world of trauma is filled with helplessness. We attempt to create a domino effect by equipping helpers to convey hope and help to the emotionally hurting people in our world.

Learn more at More than Bread

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5TH Annual Woman Abuse Awareness Event

Women's Crisis Services of Waterloo Region Logo

 

“The Healing Power of Music”

Thursday, November 17th, 2011
At Whistle Bear Golf Club
1316 Dickie Settlement Road, Cambridge
Doors Open at 5:15 p.m.
Dinner Served at 5:30 p.m

lynn miles profile picture Featuring One of Canada’s Most Accomplished Singer/Songwriters: Lynn Miles
“Lynn Miles is a musician in the rarest sense of the word,an unmistakable talent, an eye for both the subtle and sweet that can only be unearthed with experience..”

Also: Guest Speaker, Dr. Heidi Ahonen, Director of the Manfred & Penny Conrad Institute for Music Therapy Research

And: The Woman to Woman Choir

Event Sponsors

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Join Us for Lenten Lunch Conversations

This year the Kanata Centre for Worship and Global Song will host conversations that explore the relationship between pastoral care and music, and pastoral care and worship. Each Monday of Lent, the presenter will provide a 20 – 30 minute talk and the remainder of the hour will be conversation around the topic of the day. You are welcome to bring your lunch; coffee will be provided.

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The Colloquy on Music in Health and Medicine

Medical and Health researchers from Toronto talk informally about their current and on-going interests in music and related research projects.

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5TH Annual Woman Abuse Awareness Event

  “The Healing Power of Music” Thursday, November 17th, 2011 At Whistle Bear...
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