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The Stevite Winter 2012 Volume 4, Issue 1

Our Mission: To be an ecumenical community that offers sacred spaces for learning and transformation.

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4th Annual Chancellor’s Gala: “Building Up, Reaching Out”

St Stephen’s College 4th Annual Chancellor’s Gala was held 30 September 2011 at the Sutton Place Hotel. Attending the event are, from left: Chancellor Allan Scott; Captain George Kuhse; Marianne Scott; Her Honour Linda M Ethell; His Honour Colonel (Retired) Donald S Ethell, OC OMM AOE MSC CD LLD, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta; Dr Mona-Lee Feehan; Karen Sharam; Dr Earle Sharam, Principal and Dean of St Stephen’s.

In This Issue: 4th Annual Chancellor’s Gala ..................................................Page 2 Chancellor wins 2011 Citation Award ......................................Page 2 St Stephen's College 2011 Convocation ..................................Page 3 Celebrating our Alumni (New Feature).....................................Page 4 We Remember.....................................................................Page 5 Accessibility Project Opening Ceremony ..................................Page 6 New IUC Campus in Montego Bay...........................................Page 7 St Stephen’s College Christmas Open House ...........................Page 8 Thank you to St Stephen’s Donors …………................................Page 9 Planned Giving ...................................................................1 Snapshots of 2011 ………………………………………...……………………...….Page 12

Save the Date! 28 Sept 2012 5th Annual Chancellor’s Gala: “In Lumine Tuo Lumen” (Light from Light) Volunteer opportunities available! Contact: [email protected]

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Rita Nakashima Brock: Saving Paradise on Earth: Faith for the 21st Century See page 8

David Hatfield: Engaging Men and Boys in Learning and Leadership See page 11

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September 30, 2011 saw the College celebrate the Fourth Annual Chancellor’s Gala at the Sutton Place Hotel in Edmonton. It was a wonderful night of dining and dancing. New friends and old friends joined in the festivities. An energized game of Heads or Tails infused the ballroom with waves of laughter as the suspense heightened. Lively bidding on items in the auction room increased the fun. Some guests danced the night away to the music of the C-Jam Big Band, and a good time was had by all. The goal of the Gala shifted from that of previous years. The first three galas raised funds for the Accessibility Project which was completed in the summer of 2011. The funds raised from the Fourth Gala were targeted to help meet needs in education, infrastructure, and endowments. Recognizing that we can only do great things when we work together and in appreciation for the community’s support of the College, we decided to “Reach Out”. For that reason, two stations were set up in the silent auction room at the Gala, one for donations to be shared with Bissell Centre and the other for donations to be shared with The Mustard Seed Church. Our connections with those two organizations include the conferring on Shelley Williams, immediate past Executive Director of Bissell Centre, an honorary degree in 2008, and The Mustard Seed as a practicum site for one of our students. Thank you to all those who purchased tickets or tables for the Gala, donated silent and live auction items, and sponsored parts of the event. We are grateful to Hole’s Greenhouses’ sponsorship for the beautiful table centre pieces, and to TBJ Partners Event & Productions Management for their work and support. We look forward to the continued enthusiastic support for this important fundraiser.

4th Annual Chancellor’s Gala a huge success!

THANK YOU, MONA-LEE! We recognize with great appreciation the work of Gala Committee Chair, Dr Mona-Lee Feehan who contributes so much to the success of our Chancellor’s Galas. (Photo: Mona Lee Feehan with husband, Kevin Feehan, Chancellor of Newman Theological College).

Chancellor of St Stephen’s College, Allan Scott received a 2011 Arts and Culture Citation Award for his tremendous impact on visual arts in Edmonton. As Chair of the Board of the Art Gallery of Alberta (AGA), he led a team that raised 90 million dollars. The gallery provides a world-class museum-standard facility for Alberta artists, the Canadian arts industry, and the community. Allan accepted this award in honour of the whole team at AGA and thanked everyone for their support in the project. Congratulations, Allan!

Chancellor Allan E Scott Wins City of Edmonton Citation Award

Photo credit: Kirsta Franke

Save the Date: Our 5th Annual Gala will be held on Friday 28 September 2012


Research conducted by the learning community of the College is wide ranging and responsive to issues in contemporary society. Here are the titles of theses submitted by this year’s Master’s Students: Suicide Resiliency in People with HIV Take a Deep Breath and Count to Nine: Using the

Enneagrams's Wisdom of Tranformational Energy in Worship

The Holy Spirit in the Natural World

God Keep Our Land: What is the Experience of God in Alberta's Wilderness?

Sojourning with the Spirit in Recovery from Mental Illness

A World Without Wheat: The Journey Toward Acceptance of a Diagnosis of Celiac Disease

"...whereas I am trying to think theologically": Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Hidden Dialogue with Carl Schmitt on Representation: A Theological Response to a Jurisprudential Challenge during a Political Crisis

Through My Looking Glass: A Woman's Experience of Living Long-Term with Invisible Undiagnosed Chronic Physical Illness and Pain and its Impact Upon her Sense of Self

"Sadly There are no Diaries of the Grandmothers" Healing Ancestral Wounds: An Exploration of Two Grandfather's Personal Mennonite Texts, 1852-1945

The Spirituality of Trauma Debriefers The Girls’ Brigade Movement – Encouraging Desirable

Character Development in Jamaican Girls and Women

Sacred or Scared: Post-Death Encounters and the Surviving Spouse

Believing Our Way Through Disaster: Qualitative Phenomenological Research of Spiritual and Religious Coping During and Beyond Natural Disasters

A Study of a Select Group of Youths who participate in the Salvation Army Programmes within an Inner-City Community

Care for You While You Care for Your Elderly Parents: An Exploration of the Spiritual, Psychological, Social and Counselling Needs of Adult Caregivers Taking Care of Elderly Parents

Rehabilitation as Reformation: Pastoral Counselling for Criminal Offenders – Confronting Jamaica’s Crime Dilemma

Graduate Thesis Titles 2011 Convocation St Stephen’s College Honours New Graduates

The St Stephen’s College 87th Annual Convocation ceremony took place on 24 October 2011 at Grace United Church. Fourteen students graduated from the Edmonton Campus. Six additional graduates received their Master of Arts in Pastoral Psychology and Counselling (MAPPC) degree at the 1 December 2011 Convocation, held at the International University of the Caribbean in Kingston, Jamaica. It is with great pleasure that we list the following graduands: The Lay Worship Leader Certificate: Edina C Tillotson Bachelor of Theological Studies: Rebecca Jane Freeland-Hebert Master of Theological Studies: Sarah Rose Floden, Andrew Barrett Craig (Honours), Tracey-Anne M Stagg, Eleanore Margaret Koop (Spirituality Specialization), Karola Susanne Radler (Honours) Master of Theological Studies in Diaconal Ministry: Heather Ann Sandilands Master of Arts in Pastoral Psychology and Counselling: Jill Ellen Delarue, Beverly Anne Mennie, Sonya Patricia Quinlan-Jacob, Janis Louise Stewart MAPPC-IUC Graduates: Barbara Chamberlain, Beverly Mae Hagen, Janet Ham, Verona Haughton, Grace McDonald, and Karen McGibbon. Master of Theology: Susan Juanita Coldwell, Jocelyne Marie Roy

Photo credit: Jordan Blackburn

Celebrating our Alumni

A former teacher, Pierrette Requier (MTS, 1998) entered the program “out of frustration and desperation...and a need for change.” She declares that her first course, Feminist Theology, “exploded me back into a thinking life, and helped me discover the role of an embodied, soulful spirituality.” Pierrette’s studies led her to research the possibility of transformation that comes about from the practice of rituals, and the result is her thesis: “Rituals, Consecration, and Healing: An Exploration of Women’s Experiences of Self-Made Rituals as Transformative.” In the years following her graduation, Pierrette developed a private practice initially including pastoral counselling and ritual work, the latter involving organizing and officiating at celebrations based on a psycho-spiritual approach for significant times such as birth and loss. Her multi-faceted career also includes mentoring writers, writing and performing poetry, and a cranio-sacral practice. Pierrette, facilitator of the Wind Eye Writing Seminars, has extensive involvement with the Edmonton poetry and arts community. She recently published, details from the edge of the village, a book of poetry “about the formation of self.” Her poems are included in Storm Chaser: Canadian Prairie Skyscapes by Ian Sheldon, launched in 2011.

Pierrette Requier: A Multi-faceted career in Poetry and Private Practice

Kathleen Johnston (MAPPC, 2003) works in Edmonton as a counselling therapist and career coach specializing in supporting women searching for work that will bring meaning to their soul. She graduated from the Master of Arts in Pastoral Psychology and Counselling (MAPPC) Program and is currently Convener of the Master of Psychotherapy and Spirituality (MPS) Program Committee at St Stephen’s College.

Consider this definition of “career” —A lifestyle concept involving the cycle of work, learning and leisure activities in which a person engages throughout a lifetime. Careers include how individuals create harmony between their paid and unpaid work and their personal life roles.

A Woman’s Career Legacy highlights the stories of eight remarkable Alberta women, each at the height of her professional career. Each woman’s story is a parable for career success as she creates a truly extraordinary life. The book is also a journal, inviting the reader to create a legacy for those she loves.

A companion book A Woman's Career Diary is also available. This book contains 18 topics relevant to today's younger women, along with ample journal pages for personal reflection. Both books are available for purchase from Kathleen’s website: http://www.kathleenjohnston.com.

Kathleen Johnston: New MPS Committee Convenor Publishes Two Books



DEEP IN OUR HEARTS A Poem for Thanksgiving

Deep in our hearts is the longing to give thanks

we did not choose to be upon the earth human life is not an accident

it is a gift from sources beyond our knowing we are thankful for the privilege of being

We are part of the wonder of creation

set amidst the flowers the fields and the forests at home when the sun rises and sets

in all the changing seasons of the years we are thankful for the privilege of living

We are part of the human race

we are involved with others in the struggle there is no assurance of safety or success

yet midst the dangers and delights we are thankful we do not walk alone

Among the multitudes who surround us

with their myriad of personal aims and goals are family members friends and others

who are helpers in our daily round we are thankful for their assistance on the way

We may choose to find life’s treasures with those in high places and in low

who aim to bring a fullness to the world’s deprived the hungry the homeless the broken and rejected we are thankful to be in that compassionate group

Deep in our hearts is the longing to give thanks

for the Life from which we spring the Love which guides our steps

the Light shining on our darkest days we are thankful for the Heart that will never cease

to breathe

Dermott 2011

St Stephen’s College Presents: Pilgrimage: A Spiritual Path WITH DR JAMES SCHMEISER

This pilgrimage event will give participants a deeper understanding of the significance of pilgrimages throughout history up to the present time. It will include the actual experience of walking and reflecting on a pilgrimage in the Edmonton area. Also available as a Credit Course 26-30 July 2012.

Friday, 27 July 2012 6- 9 pm, In Class

Saturday, 28 July 2012 9 am – 5 pm, Full Day Walk

Sunday, 29 July 2012 1 – 4 pm, In Class

Cost: $250. Register by 26 June 2012. Maximum: 15 Students

For more information, contact: [email protected] To Register, call St Stephen’s College: 780-439-7311

Rev Dr Dermott McInnes was ordained in 1931 and recently celebrated 80 years in ministry in the United Church. He was awarded an Honourary DD by St Stephen’s College in 1975. Dermott passed away on Monday 20 February 2012 at the age of 104. We are pleased to publish this poem, received from Dermot last Thanksgiving.

We Remember Cecil W R Blackburn

Frank Chubb (BD 1953)

Charlotte Dafoe (DD 1990)

Marvin Fowler (Testamur 1954)

Jack Longworth (DD 1989)

Dermott McInnes (BD 1931, DD 1975)

W Edgar Mullen (BD 1953, DD 1970)


Accessibility Project Complete!

It was a decades-long dream, to find a way to bring people whose physical limitations prevented them from using the stairs into the St Stephen’s College building, but there was never enough money to take on such a major project. Finally, after three years of targeted fundraising including the annual Chancellor’s Galas, the dream was realized in the summer of 2011. The first Gala was held on 12 September 2008. Then Chancellor, The Rev Dr Gordon Oaks, and The Friends of St Stephen’s College championed the cause and the support was tremendous. About 300 people from the College, the church and the community celebrated at the Sutton Place Hotel in Edmonton. Subsequent Galas in 2009 and 2010 raised most of the funds necessary to proceed with the renovation to the lower level of the building. Don Wheaton’s major sponsorship of those Galas contributed greatly to their success.

Donations from individual supporters, grants from the Alberta Government’s Community Spirit Program, and grants from The Thrift Shop (St Andrew’s United Church, Spruce Grove) completed the fundraising. Construction by Clark Builders began in December, 2010 with the interior renovations. Outside work started in the spring of 2011. On 9 September 2011, the College community celebrated the grand opening of the renovated College building. A ramp from the west lawn to the lower level west door of the building provides access to classrooms, a new washroom with space to accommodate people in wheelchairs, and two offices. On the west lawn a new patio area was laid out in cobblestones. We could not have accomplished such a major project without our loyal and generous community of supporters. Our heartfelt thanks go out to all of you!

Dr Earle Sharam, Dean and Principal; Rev Dr Gordon Oaks, former Chancellor and founder of The Accessibility Project; and Dr Margaret-Ann Armour, Chair of the Board of Governors, cut the ribbon to officially open the Accessibility Ramp. On the right: Rebecca Freeland-Hebert (BTS, 2011) celebrates with us as she and her daughter wheel down the ramp.


COLLEGE FACULTY: Dr Earle Sharam Principal and Dean, and Vice-Chancellor Professor of Theology Dr Julie Algra Chair, Master of Psychotherapy and Spirituality Program Professor of Integrative Psychology Dr Mona-Lee Feehan Chair, Master of Theological Studies Program Professor of Contextual Theology Norbert Krumins Associate Chair, Theological Studies Program Faculty Lecturer in Contextual Theology Dr Kathleen Neufeld Chair, Doctor of Ministry Program Faculty Lecturer in Practical Theology For contact information, visit: http://www.ualberta.ca/ST.STEPHENS/people/index.html

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Diane Callan Academic Administrative Assistant Lily Chong Executive Assistant to the Dean Janice Dicks Assistant to the MPS Program Vecas Griffiths Bethel Cleaning & Maintenance (contract) Yan Huang Receptionist/Business Assistant Kelly Parson Assistant Registrar Karen Singleton Business Administrator (contract) Lori Stewart College and Community Relations Coordinator Shelley Westermann Registrar

Congratulations! Rev Dr John Henry Weinlick (DMin, 1982) was awarded the Reverend Marilyn McClung Memorial Award for Ecumenism for inspiring the No Room In the Inn program which supports a variety of groups that provide housing for inner-city people in need. Congratulations to Rev Ross L Smillie (Associate Faculty) on the publication of his book, Practicing Reverence: An Ethic for Sustainable Earth Communities, (Kelowna, BC: Copperhouse, 2011). Ross is in ministry at St Andrew's United Church in Lacombe, AB and teaches "Living With Respect in Creation: Ecology, Ethics and Theology in Dialogue" at St Stephen's College. Lori Stewart (MTS, 2007), College and Community Relations Coordinator for St Stephen's, received her certificate of completion from the Pacific Jubilee Program for Spiritual Direction (Year II).

If you are an alumnus/a of St Stephen’s, we would be glad to let the College community know what you’ve been doing! Send us an update by email at [email protected] for inclusion in a future issue of The Stevite.

Earle and Julie attend the Convocation Ceremony at the International University of the Caribbean for the Jamaica MAPPC Program graduates. They took a tour of the IUC’s newly purchased buildings that are to be renovated into a Montego Bay Campus. Congratulations to the IUC for their ever-growing achievements this year!

International University of the Caribbean expands with a Montego Bay Campus!

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Students, faculty, and friends of St Stephen’s College dropped by for the festive Open House on 12 December 2011. Top: Julie Algra with Beverly Edwards-Sawatsky and Don Sawatzky; Middle: Sonia Sobon and Ann Wilson; Right: Esther and Gordon Oaks.

St Stephen’s College Annual Christmas Open House 2011

Thank you to all who celebrated with us!

St Stephen’s College Presents: Saving Paradise on Earth: Faith for the 21st Century WITH REV RITA NAKASHIMA-BROCK, PhD

Friday 4 May 2012 (7-9pm) and 5 May 2012 (9:30-11:30 and 1:30-3:30pm) Early bird rates (until 1 April 2012): $25 Friday, $50 Saturday, or $75 both days. LOCATION: University of Alberta Education North Building 2-115

Topics include: •In the Beginning: An Earth-Embracing, Beauty-Loving, Justice-Seeking Christianity • What Happened to This World as Paradise and Where Do We Go From Here? •Reading the Bible as Paradise Text For more information, contact [email protected] To register, call St Stephen’s College: 780-439-7311.

Honorary Degree Nominations Nominations are now being accepted for Honourary Degrees. Please check the website for nomination guidelines. Deadline: 30 April 2012.

5th Annual Chancellor’s Gala EARLY BIRD DRAW! Buy your tickets before 30 June 2012, and be automatically entered for a chance to win a Mini Wine Cellar! Visit our website for details.



Gala Donors 71081 Alberta Ltd Abraham Plata Management Ltd Alberta and Northwest Conference Julie Algra Carol & Rae Allen Hilda Andresen Anonymous Margaret-Ann Armour Donald Ausman Alan & Alice Bell Lorna & Louis Berlinguette Beverly UCW, Edmonton Charles Bidwell Tony Bishop Pamela Brett-MacLean Audrey Brooks Brian Bulgin John Carr Fuk-Kwok Chan & Fook Tim-Tai Chan Nancy Chegus Jill Curd Marilyn Darwish Duncan and Craig LLP Ruthanna Elson Edward Feehan Kathleen Feehan Kevin Feehan Leslie Feehan Mona-Lee Feehan Thomas Forgrave Bob Forrest Don & Barbara Gardner Leslie Gardner Shirley Gifford André Grace Grace UC, Edmonton Arlene Hall Denis Haughey Raymond Hawrelak Joan Healy Hole’s Greenhouses LaVon & Ron Holgate Gordon Hollis Chris Holmes Carol Anne Inglis Heather Jamieson

KJ Consulting Services Terry Kaasa Peter Kamenetzki Henriette Kelker Terry Kersch, csb Darlene Konduc Margaret Koop Donna Krucik Demetrios J Kutsogiannis John Lampey Jean Lawson Lorna Leiren Ray Leppard Lifetrek Financial Group Sandra Lockhart Neil & Lucille Longson Mark Lund Helen Madill Lynn Maki Betty Marlin Ralph Marshall Margaret Matheson Doug & Kathy Matheson Dianne McCoy Anne McCracken Lola McNeil Jenny Meers Ken Morris Ken Munro Barbara & Terry Myers Joann Nettleton Kathleen Neufeld Michael Okoye Ngwuagwu Lorraine Nicely Gordon & Esther Oaks Colm & Linda O’Carroll Josephine Pallard Jean Pare Linda Paul Tatiana Peet Alan Pelech Foley Peterson Pinto Graphics Douglas Piper Evelyn Porter Marie Powers Cheryl Purdey

Don Purdy Kay Quon Karola Radler Hugh & Lynda Robertson St. Joseph’s College Tom & Bev Sawyer Allan & Marianne Scott Gordon Self Earle & Karen Sharam Donald Shine Douglas & Vera Smeall Donna Smith-Blackburn Sonia Sobon Lori Stewart & Jack Jervis Sutton Place Hotel TBJ Partners Frank Testin Thrift Shop, St Andrew’s United Church United Church of Canada Foundation Ellinor & Ernie Townend Lorraine Vansoest Hon Allan & Betty Wachowich Barry Walker John Henry Weinlick Ralph Westwood & Shirley Kabachia Don Wheaton Susan Wilberg Morley & Pat Workun Catherine Worthingham John & Shirley Wright The College’s Board of Governors, the Senate, and the Program Committee members who supported the Gala Donors of auction items General Fund Donors Individuals and Organisations Anonymous (5) Tom Adamyk David & Nikki Allan Margaret-Ann Armour Darryl Auten Ray Bainborough Louise Barr Deborah Barrett Earl Bauckman Alan & Alice Bell

With Heartfelt Appreciation (1 July 2010 – December 2011) As this first edition of The Stevite for 2012 goes to press, and as you receive it in your mailbox, we are reminded that we share the privilege of creating a community of learning. We come together in thankfulness for the ability to do so. Following is a list of those whose faithful and generous support have helped to sustain our mission of educating whole persons for a whole world. Thank you!


Alice Berg Stan Bessey Marion Best Charles Bidwell Peter Blackall William Bocock Faye Boggs Pamela Brett-MacLean Viola Bruggeman Betty Calvert Douglas Carr John Carr Donelda Carter Judy Chapman Janet Clark William Close Sylvia Colclough Christine Coltart Community Spirit Program Arlene Connolly Margaret Cook Suzanne Cowles Edith Daniels Marilyn Darwish John Davidson B Delarue David Dickey John Dowds Natalia Dreichel Chris Dunlop Charles Eastly Edmonton-Leduc Liberal Constituency Association David Edwards Aubrey Edworthy Ruthanna Elson Linda Ervin Fenelle Fjerwold George Ford Marvin Fowler Yvonne Freelove Evelyn Frey Donald Gardner Guardian Capital Advisors Lynda Gow Douglas Greenough Clara Grover Fern Gudlaugson Fran Hare Laura Harrison Kent Harrold Denis Haughey Ken Haywood Basil Henderson Joyce Henning

Louis Ho LaVon & Ron Holgate Chris Holmes John & Kathleen Holmes Barbara Humphrey Mary Hunter William Hunter Gerald & Miriam Hutchinson Ken Hutchinson Ruth Hyndman Dale Irving Winnie Jackson Charles Johnston (Estate) Knox UC Thrift Shop, Didsbury Abiel Khalema Henriette Kelker Donna Krucik Grace Lam Margaret Lange John Lea Ray Leppard Donald Lewis Christopher Lind Carol Loewen Jim Lore Albert Loree Gladys MacIsaac Helen Madill Betty Marlin Norman Marple Ralph Marshall Delores Massey William Mayberry Don & Helen Mayne Anne & Jack McCracken Dermott McInnes Vivian McKercher Joseph McMorrow Albert MacNeil Brian Mee Don Milne Jean Moore Agnes Morgan Ken & Roz Morris Paul Mullen Garth Mundle Bert Murray Marjorie Musto John Newgard Niagara College Ronald Nichol Joanne Olson Kathleen Parker Florence Pidruchney

Gloria Ponich Jessie Prowse (Estate) Kay Quon Barbara Rice Evelyn Rigby Norma Robertson Hugh & Lynda Robertson George Rodgers Daphne Rogers (Estate) Valerie Ross Catherine Sanders Wanda Sawicki Tom & Bev Sawyer Kenneth Schmidt Allan & Marianne Scott Oliver Seward Don Sheppard Margaret Shupe (Estate) Gary Simpson Gerry & Barbara Sinn Doreen Smillie Ross Smillie Robert Smith Snow Valley Ski Club David Stagg Judith Steele The United Church of Canada Foundation Ann Thomas Robert Thomson Thrift Shop, St. Andrew’s UC Brianne Towers Jack Towers Ellinor and Ernie Townend Margaret Trapnell Glen Turple George Tuttle Jean Waters Lori Weller Murray Wenstob Susan Wilberg Geoff Wilfong-Pritchard Robert Wilson Paul Wishart Vernon Wishart Women’s Friendship Group, Coaldale Glen Wright John Wright Kathryn Yamashita Churches Beverly UC, Edmonton Carstairs Bancroft UC, Carstairs Foremost UC, Foremost Grace UC, Lloydminster Innisfail UC, Innisfail Jasper UC, Jasper


St Stephen’s College Presents:

Engaging Men and Boys in Learning and Leadership WITH DAVID HATFIELD

Educators, parents and churches have noticed the disengagement of boys and men from learning and leadership environments and opportunities. This experiential workshop responds with skills that are specifically attuned to male culture. In a fun and respectful environment, we’ll explore male identities, male studies, rites of passage, male-specific conflict transformation skills, fatherlessness, mentorship, males and spirituality, and the roles of both females and males in better engaging boys and men.

22 May 2012, 1-4pm 23 May 2012, 9am-4pm 24 May 2012, 9am-Noon

Register by 11 May 2012 Maximum: 30 students Cost: $375

For more information, contact [email protected]. To register, call St Stephen’s College: 780-439-7311

Planned Giving Here are some of the ways you can support the work of St Stephen's College: The College relies on the generosity of its friends and supporters: all gifts are important and will be gratefully received and faithfully applied.

• Online donations • PAR (Pre-authorized remittance) • Bequests • Gift annuities • Gift of shares • Gift of life insurance

For detailed information on each of these options, please contact: Kelly Parson at (780)439-7311, ext 30

Your donation makes a difference!

Knox-Metropolitan UC, Edmonton McDougall UC, Edmonton McKillop UC, Lethbridge McQueen Memorial UC, Mannville Olds UC, Olds Oyen UC, Oyen Provost Macklin Pastoral Charge Robertson-Wesley UC, Edmonton St Andrew’s UC, Lacombe St Paul’s UC, Milk River Southern Alberta Japanese UC, Lethbridge Strathearn UC, Edmonton The United Anglican Parish, Manning Westminster UC, Medicine Hat UCWs Agnes Forbes Unit (Ft Saskatchewan), Alliance, Barrhead, Bow Island, Bowden, Brooks, Camrose, Carstairs, Castor, Cereal, Coronado, Duchess (Brooks), Ebenezer (Edmonton), Anonymous, Fifth Ave. Memorial (Medicine Hat), Foothills (Cowley), Fort MacLeod, Grande Cache, High River, Holden, Innisfail, Kirk (Edmonton), Knox (Didsbury), Knox (Drumheller), Lamont, Lloydminster, McClure (Edmonton), Morrin, Nanton, Nellie Pole Unit (Airdire) Olds, Anonymous, Patricia (Edmonton), Pierceland, Pincher Creek, Ponoka, Provost, Renfrew (Calgary), Rimbey,

Donors continued... Riverbend (Edmonton), Robert McClure (Calgary), Southminster (Lethbridge), St. Albert, St David’s (Leduc), St Paul’s (Tisdale), Strathmore, Sunnybrook (Red Deer), Trinity (Cold Lake, Coronation, Edmonton, Fort McLeod), Unit 6 (Lacombe), Valleyview, Vegreville, Vermilion, Vulcan, Wainwright, Westminster (Medicine Hat)



Snapshots of 2011

Thank you all for another great year! Visit our Facebook Site for more photos!

Additional photos: Lily Chong

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