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Bishop’s Greeting

The heart of our work and mission as a church is to invite all people into a deep, living relationship with God through Jesus Christ and to bring them into the community of those who share in that faith. It is also to provide nurture for that relationship within the community of God’s people so that we may live lives that bear witness through word and action to God’s love, justice and mercy in this world. The Cursillo movement is a tool, a method that can be used within the life of the Church to assist in accomplishing these things. In the Diocese of Qu’Appelle we have been directing our attention to four pillars or building blocks to focus our efforts in renewing the life and work of our parishes and diocese. Small group ministry (enabling a more personal and immediate context for sharing in prayer and study with one another), outreach and evangelism are three of those four. Having been involved with Cursillo since 1983, I have experienced first hand how these three are strengthened by this movement.

Gregory Kerr-Wilson +
Bishop of Qu’Appelle

What is Cursillo?

Cursillo is a way to enrich your Christian live. Cursillo (pronounced kur-see-oh) means a short course in Christianity and is among the many renewal ministries within the Anglican Church. It starts with a three day weekend experience which is a personal, lively and informative event that invites you to:
• deepen your Christian faith
• experience the love of God in a caring and prayerful setting
• examine what it means to be a Christian in our everyday world today.

The purpose of Cursillo is also to provide help and support to people in their walk with Christ for the rest of their lives, using the Cursillo method. Cursillo is a movement of the Anglican Church, under the authority of the diocesan bishops. It has leadership roles for both a laity and and clergy and is structured so as to be part of the Diocesan mission and pastoral plan.

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