Classes

• Monday, January 11
• 12:15 pm. - 2:15 pm
• 9 weeks
• St. Augustine of Canterbury Church   5145 Wyandotte St. E.

This aims to be fun for all abilities. The activities can be modified to suit everyone. You cantake a breather at any time. Our enthusiastic leader Anne McCallum will lead us through some very interesting experiences in “dance”. The class will begin each session with simple warm-up stretching exercises using a chair for support. Then we’ll work on the basic steps and patterns and dance to wonderful traditional music. Great exercise for the body and mind, uplifting and, as the dancers say, ‘so much fun!’ Come join us! No partner necessary. Bring comfortable shoes with soles that won’t stick to the floor.

• Tuesday, Jan. 12 
• 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
• 9 weeks
• St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Walkerville

Everyone is invited to participate in enjoying the Poetry of many Authors and to share in creating Poetry and Prose of their own. It’s not necessary to have a Poetry background to enjoy this rewarding experience. Ian Henderson and others will assist us as we work in a supportive atmosphere practising writing craft with creative activities.  Guest writers and poets are often invited to visit our classes and engage in sharing
compositions.

• Tuesday, September 12
• 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
• 5 weeks   
• St. Mary's Anglican Church, Walkerville         

In this course, the interdisciplinary field of bioethics will be introduced. Current bioethical topics of interest will be chosen by the participants. Classes will begin with a short presentation of the bioethical literature on the topic with the remainder of class devoted to discussion of the issues related to the topic.  Maureen Muldoon has much experience teaching and researching Bioethics and we welcome her to our program.

• Thursday, January 14
• 10:00 am -- 12:00 pm
• 5 weeks
• St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Walkerville

We’ve invited guest speakers to discuss many aspects of what we consider Law. Topics may include Law Enforcement, Law Practice, Biblical Law and other interesting topics. 

• Thursday, January 14
• 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• 5 weeks
• St. Mary’s Anglican Church

As we progress through our lives, we are drawn to a deeper sense of identity and worth, belonging and purpose, one that emerges from within rather than imposed from outside. We will explore this fuller meaning through various authors. We will draw on sources from music, story and myth, painting, and other arts, to make the material more concretely tangible. Norm King will lead this class.

• Tuesday,  February 16 
• 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• 5 weeks
• St. Mary's Anglican Church

Join Dave Garlick as he shares stories that he has written and read. Never a dull moment as Dave brings his enthusiasm and love of stories to this class.

• Thursday, February 18
• 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
• Five weeks
• St. Mary's Anglican Church, Walkerville

Since the dawn of time, travel has taken many forms and shaped world civilization. As well, our own travel experiences have influenced us personally. So, let's take a look at historically significant travels and share stories that shaped who we are today.

• Thursday, February 18 
• 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• 5 weeks
• St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Walkerville

Carol Ann Winters will give participants an opportunity to paint with watercolours. The time spent on experiencing your interests and hidden talent will be rewarding. There will be a small cost for materials.
We welcome both previous and new members to this class.