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Do you like to play games? Do you want to meet new people with the same interests? Do you want a safe environment to hang out with your friends and play video games and board games? Well, do we have a place for you!! Drop by the Optimist Club of Cornwall and you can hang […]Full Details
: Closed Group ( 6 consecutive weeks) for LOSS OF A CHILD begins on Monday, April 29th and ends on June 3rd. Registrations are accepted until April 24th. Please call 613-936-1455. For more info on this event, please contact: : This group is attended by parents who have lost a child. It provides a […]Full Details
This Closed Group (6 consecutive weeks)) begins on Tuesday, May 7th and ends on June 11th. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Registrations are accepted until May 1st. Please call 613-936-1455. For more info on this event, please contact: Survivors of loss of a spouse face more life changes than from any other loss. Sharing their grief with […]Full Details
Microsoft PowerPoint is a user-friendly computer program that allows you to create dynamic slide presentations (slide shows). Whether for professional or personal use, PowerPoint is a powerful tool. If you're looking to: • showcase your talent with a visual portfolio; • promote your business products or services; • demonstrate your computer skills for employment; • […]Full Details
Get Your Move On: Healthy Connections For A Heathy Life The Hub For Beyond 21 Foundation (Beyond 21) is proud to present a new fitness program for community seniors, Get Your Move On: Healthy Connections For A Healthy Life. This program will offer a variety of fitness activities including: Tai Chi Zumba Gold (for Seniors) […]Full Details
Cornwall Art Walk Experience some amazing local art and some great Downtown restaurants and shops at the same time with the Cornwall Art Walk. This monthly event will see artists display their art on easels in windows and on the walls of local businesses for one night each month. The artists will be present to […]Full Details
There's nothing more sociable than getting together at your local pub. So, your Chamber has mixed in some of our members, added in a dash of great music and tasty hors d'oeuvres, and put together a great series of networking mixer, just right for becoming a bit more business casual and making some interesting connections. […]Full Details
"Rebuilding Dreams" An Evening Celebrating the Power of the Human Imagination in Fostering Hope. Featuring World-Leading Master Mentalist Lior Suchard. Lior Suchard is widely regarded as the world's greatest mentalist, entertaining with his notorious acts of thought influence and startling mind-reading predictions. He has amazed audiences in more 50 countries and astonished countless celebrities on […]Full Details
The Children's Treatment Centre presents a fundraiser evening of Amateur Boxing on Saturday, June 1st, 2019 with special guests Michael Spinks, Gerry Cooney, Ray Mercer and Larry Holmes. There will also be a special musical guest ~ Paul Deslaurier to play the national anthem. The celebrity championship will feature Dave Murphy vs Dave MacLean. General […]Full Details
Join us Monday June 3rd – Friday June 7th for Spring Cleanup. Drop off your unwanted household waste and recycling each day in bins located in the municipal parking lot of the east-end police station on Montreal Rd – ALL FOR FREE! Bins will be marked for waste, metal, and e-waste. Hazardous waste not accepted. Bins […]Full Details
When you Relay, you show the people with cancer in our communities that they're not alone. At Relay, we walk to raise funds for groundbreaking cancer research, vital support services for patients and families, and much more. Wherever your event takes place, you'll be joining a movement with thousands of participants across the country.Full Details
Rachel's Kids Annual Garden Party & Charity Auction celebrates it's 15th year!! Join us for a delightful afternoon of delicious food, bidding on unique auction items and raising money for a great cause. You can expect to enjoy food from Truffles Burger Bar, Table 21 Steakhouse & Oyster Bar, Cornwall Golf & Country Club and […]Full Details
The Cornwall Cuddle Cot Team has paired up with Cornwall's own, Miss Liz, to welcome you to a delightful Afternoon Tea. We welcome Special Guest, Jamieson Wolf, who will be offering Tarot Card Readings, by donation (min. $2/person). $10 Entry, You can purchase tickets in advance by contacting the Cornwall Cuddle Cot Team Tickets will […]Full Details
'Boots & Bling' is an upscale country-themed fundraiser for the WDMH Foundation's 'Family Care Fund'. Tickets are $100/person – available at the Foundation office, by calling 613-774-2422 ext. 6162 or online at http://bit.ly/Boots-Bling (by credit card purchase). Doors open for a cocktail hour at 5:15 pm, followed by supper at 6:30, live auction at 8:00, […]Full Details
FREE Training: Choices Starting June 10th, 2019 Discover your potential!!! Need to build confidence? Want to set goals for the future? Tri-County Literacy Council is offering a 6-week training titled "Choices" starting on Monday, June 10, 2019. In this program, students will focus on the essential skills needed to be successful in work and home. […]Full Details
Our much anticipated MURDER MYSTERY DINNER is back! Join us Friday, June 14th at 6:00PM at the Best Western Parkway Inn for an evening of fun, excitement and mystery as we gather to eat, drink and solve a perplexing murder! Tickets are $75.00 each and can be purchased at our New For You thrift store, […]Full Details
Fundraiser Dinner and Dance to raise funds to help us make much needed repairs to our west parking lot and exit way the Seaway Senior Citizens Club is holding a fundraiser supper and evening filled with entertainment by Kevin Rivette and of course dancing! Saturday June 15, 2019 at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, on […]Full Details
Conquer the Canvas Committee is proud to announce an upcoming fundraising event to support the efforts of the Arts Collective for an Arts and Culture Center In Cornwall. On June 15th join us at the Benson Centre starting at 6pm for an Art competition for the ages. Who will Conquer the Canvas and walk away […]Full Details
The Cornwall BMX Club invites everyone to the new BMX racing track in Guindon Park from June 21st to 23rd, as they host their Gold Cup Qualifier Weekend sponsored by DK bicycles and BMX Canada. There will be loads of exciting action when the club packs three BMX races in three days. The event kicks-off […]Full Details
The ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held on Sunday, June 23, 2019 @ 2 pm. Please bring a lawn chair as the service will be held rain or shine under the tent on the cemetery grounds. Guest speaker – Rev. Daniel Hayward of South Stormont Pastoral Charge, The United Church of Canada, Long Sault and […]Full Details
There's nothing more sociable than getting together at your local pub. So, your Chamber has mixed in some of our members, added in a dash of great music and tasty hors d'oeuvres, and put together a great series of networking mixer, just right for becoming a bit more business casual and making some interesting connections. […]Full Details
A Cornwall Cuddle Cot Team fundraising event to purchase a Cuddle Cot for our Cornwall Community Hospital. Dressing up is optional. All ROCK music 50's and up. 50/50, door prizes, bar, food. It will be an exciting time with DJ ShellShock. $10 entry free, tickets available by Cornwall Cuddle Cot Team Members also at the […]Full Details
The 5th Annual Arnprior Kids Fishing Derby is held on July 6th from 9am to 2pm. The kids participate in a friendly competition with the winner receiving trophies for 1st, 2nd & 3rd in two age categories 3-7 & 8-12. Free pizza or hot dogs & drinks for all the kids participating in the derby. […]Full Details
Local author G.P. Gadbois, who has recently published two novels on Amazon as an Indie Author, will be at Coles in the Cornwall Square on July 13th from 11 am – 4 pm. She will have copies of her novels – Caught Between Worlds and Trust Me – novels one and two of the series […]Full Details
The NAV CENTRE is proud to present the 2nd Annual Beer, Bourbon, BBQ and Blues Festival brought to you by Boom 101.9. This year's event will feature over 20 breweries, 10 distilleries and various wineries and cideries. Showcasing not only a variety of beer and bourbon, the festival will also delight guests with Chef Lucas […]Full Details
There's nothing more sociable than getting together at your local pub. So, your Chamber has mixed in some of our members, added in a dash of great music and tasty hors d'oeuvres, and put together a great series of networking mixer, just right for becoming a bit more business casual and making some interesting connections. […]Full Details
There's nothing more sociable than getting together at your local pub. So, your Chamber has mixed in some of our members, added in a dash of great music and tasty hors d'oeuvres, and put together a great series of networking mixer, just right for becoming a bit more business casual and making some interesting connections. […]Full Details
Come watch the Cornwall Colts and support your local Tier 1 Junior "A" Hockey team!Full Details
Money Management for Everyone 101 Second Street West, Cornwall January 15-February 8 9am to 12pm Are you frustrated and wondering how to make ends meet? Tri-County Literacy Council is offering a free course called "Money Management for Everyone", starting January 15th. Call 613-932-7161 for more information.Full Details
Winter daytime classes for adults 50+ at Encore Education Centre, Cornwall. 36 topics to choose from to enhance your skills or broaden your knowledge. No exams or grades. First classes start week of Jan 29. More topics start later in Feb and March. For more information or to register please call 613-937-1525 or visit www.encoreseniors.caFull Details
You are cordially invited to the Kinette Club of Cornwall's 4th annual Princess Ball! Feb 4th 1-4pm Cornwall Civic ComplexFull Details
Soup & Sandwich Lunch Tues., Feb. 6th., 2018 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. St. Andrew's –St. Mark's United Church Johnson Cr., Long Sault Homemade soup, sandwich, dessert & beverage: $7.00 Take-Out Available…..Everyone Welcome!Full Details
Mental Health First Aid St. Lawrence College – Cornwall Campus February 8th and 9th, 2018 9:30 to 3:30 each day 1 in 5 Canadians are living with a mental health problem every day. Learn Mental Health First Aid and help end the stigma. Register today at email@example.com or call 613-341-7071. If I sprain my ankle, chance are you'll […]Full Details
Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 1998 Ice Storm at the Bonnie Glen. The great ice storm of 1998 is listed as one of the worst natural disasters in Canadian history. It brought the community together and froze it into the memories of all those involved. Come to the Bonnie Glen Pavilion on Friday, February […]Full Details
Girls Night Out #5 BALDWIN HOUSE FUNDRAISER SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 IS BEING HELD AT THE AGORA CENTRE 301 MC'CONNELL STREET CORNWALL, ONTARIO 613-935-3496 LADIES ONLY (19 +) – SHOPPING – DINING – DANCING FROM 4:PM UNTIL CLOSING SPAGHETTI SUPPER, BUNS, SALADS & DESSERT TICKETS ON SALE NOW = $20.00 = $25.00 AT THE […]Full Details
The RHSJ Health Centre Fund's Spaghetti Karaoke Saturday February 10 2018 Tickets $15/ $28 per couple Deadline to buy tickets is Feb 01 2018 6:00pm cocktails 6:30pm Spaghetti, Caesar Salad, bun, dessert, and coffee 8:00pm Karaoke Fun with Props 10:00pm Dance the Night Away Win amazing prizes such as Hockey Tickets, Jewellery, and an Overnight […]Full Details
FREE 4-Week Training: Email 101 101 2nd Street West, Cornwall, On, K6J 1G4 February 12, 2018 to March 9th, 2018 9 am to 12 pm Do you feel "behind the times" when it comes to technology? Would you like to learn to use electronic mail? Whether you wish to submit your resume to employers or […]Full Details
SHROVE TUESDAY DINNER! February 13, 2018 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Christ Church Seaway (Anglican) 2 Bethune – Long Sault, ON Home-baked beans, sausage, pancakes with real maple syrup, dessert, tea and coffee. Adults $12 – Children 12 & under $6 – Under 5 free.Full Details
Shrove Tuesday! Knox- St. Paul's United Church, 800 12th St. E. Cornwall, ON Knox- St. Paul's United Church on Tuesday, February 13 is holding Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner served 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cost is Adults $8 and Children 10 and under $5.00. Mark your calendar.Full Details
Bereaved Families of Ontario presents… Family Day Extravaganza! 10 Activity Stations, Draws for prizes, complimentary snacks and Beverages, Photographer on site! Only 150 tickets available! $5 per tickets or $20 for family of 5 Tickets available at Bereaved Families, Fantasy Realm, and Kid's Korner Feb 19 2018 11am-4pmFull Details
FREE 8-Week Training: Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance 101 2nd Street West, Cornwall, On, K6J 1G4 February 20, 2018 to April 12th, 2018 9 to 11:30 am Do you like to work outdoors? Tri-County Literacy Council, 101 2nd Street West, is pleased to offer a free 8-week course: Landscaping and Ground Maintenance. Participants will have the […]Full Details
Cornwall Kinettes Paint Nite for Baldwin House Blessed Sacrament Church Saturday Feb 24 7:00pm Hosted by the Kinette club of Cornwall to support the Baldwin house. Since the founding of Kin Canada in 1920, clubs have collectively have donated more than $1 billion to Canadian causes, communities and individuals in need, as well as to […]Full Details
The Boys & Girls Club of Cornwall/SDG invite Baxtrom's Your Independent Grocer in conjunction with Cornwall Leon's and our local businesses to proudly support Pink Shirt Day on Wednesday, February 28th, 2018. This annual, national event raises awareness for a very difficult problem for children and adults of all ages who have suffered needlessly from […]Full Details
The Ultimate Girls Day In – Motivational Speakers, Over 75 vendors, many freebies… Every ticket pre purchased gets a chance to win the "Queen for a Day" grand prize which consists of a Spa Day, Breakfast , Lunch and Dinner at various Cornwall Restaurants, flowers, an overnight stay at one of Cornwall's finest hotel, and […]Full Details
The stars of the wildly popular award-winning CraveTV Original Series LETTERKENNY are thrilled to announce they'll be hitting the road for "LETTERKENNY LIVE!", a 90-minute comedy experience, starring Jared Keeso (Wayne), Nathan Dales (Daryl), K Trevor Wilson (Dan) and Mark Forward (Coach), kicking off in Halifax on February 28th. The 26-city tour presented by Puppers […]Full Details
Homemade soup, sandwich, dessert & beverage: $7.00 Take-Out Available…..Everyone Welcome!Full Details
Come see NHL legends from Stanley Cup winning teams, classic original 6 hockey teams and local former NHLers representing your hometown take on the Law Enforcement All Stars. Doors open at 1 and game starts at 2! In support of Special Olympics Ontario and the Law Enforcement Torch Run.Full Details
Rogers Hometown Hockey is making it's stop in Cornwall! Come join the two day celebration including live entertainment, local celebrities NHL alumni and family activities all weekend. The weekend is free of charge and open to fans of all ages. And on March 18th come see the Winnipeg Jets take on Dallas Stars at 7 pm, […]Full Details
Say It With Microsoft PowerPoint 101 2nd Street West, Cornwall, ON, K6J 1G4 March 19th, 2018 to April 12, 2018 9 am to 12 pm Learn to create captivating electronic slide show presentations with this easy-to-use computer program, while you gain valuable employment skills. Showcase your talent with a visual portfolio, promote your products or […]Full Details
Coping with Behavior Change in Dementia Ramada Hotel, Cornwall March 20, 2018 10am-4pm Things everyone needs to know to help identify potential dementia or Alzheimer's in a loved one, and coping with the diagnosis. How to identify behavior change, including use of language, use problem-solving approaches, understand environmental concerns and challenges in personal care, and […]Full Details
Come on out to St Andrew's-St.Mark's United Church on Tues April 3rd for some delicious homemade lunch. Soup, sandwich dessert and beverage for only $7.00 Takeout is available and everyone is welcome.Full Details
Clinics include blood pressure, glucose & cholesterol checks, B12 Injections, medication reviews and health teaching. Clinics are conducted by a Registered Nurse. No Appointment Required 1st Wednesday of the month or as indicated April 4th / avril 9:00 am – 12:00 pm May 9th / mai 9:00 am – 12:00 pm June 6th / juin […]Full Details
You are cordially invited to attend the Annual General Meeting for the Bereaved Families of Ontario-Cornwall. Join for the 2017 reports. R.S.V.P. before March 28th, 2018 by calling the office at 613-936-1455 or e-mailing us at firstname.lastname@example.com Details
April is Daffodil month for Cancer Awareness. We want to spread the word and let people know to paint their workplace yellow in support if the Canadian Cancer Society! Consider fundraising by hosting a dress-down day, paint night, bake sale, head shave, or simply by collecting staff donations. Have fun, get creative, and donate to […]Full Details
In this free work-related course, participants learn to perform basic computer tasks – Computer Use being 1 of the 9 Essential Skills identified by the Government of Canada as necessary for success at work and in daily life. Topics include: Parts of the Computer Using a Mouse Keyboarding The Desktop Searching the World Wide Web […]Full Details
Come out to the 2018 Spring Home and Leisure Show at the Cornwall Civic Complex. Visit the 104.5 Fresh Radio booth to get your official Spring Home and Leisure Show passport. Collect all the stamps from the appropriate booths, come show us your complete passport, and enter to win some amazing prizes! On Monday April […]Full Details
Come join us at Baxtrom's Your Independent Grocer for customer appreciation day. We're starting at 11am, and running till 3pm. Includes the following- Charity BBQ (hot dog and drink for a donation to the CTC) A Mascot instore ( the dragon from l'heritage) A barbershop quartet Magician roaming the store from 11:30- 1:30 games and […]Full Details
Come visit us at our Live on Location with our host Chelsea Lacroix at Leon's Cornwall.Full Details
The Cornwall and Area Pop Event is back in town April 21-22 at the Benson Centre. CAPE 2018 covers all your interests whether it be anime, cards, comic books, collectibles, games and so much more! Tune-in to boom 104.5 Fresh Radio all this week for a chance to win a pair of weekend passes to […]Full Details
Free Trees in Celebration of Earth Day! Cornwall, ON (April 13, 2018) The Raisin Region Conservation Authority (RRCA) is once again inviting the public to join them in celebrating Earth Day. White Spruce seedlings, limited to ten per family, will be given to two hundred local residents who would like to beautify their home as […]Full Details
We present interesting facts rarely shown in the areas of Astronomy, Geology, Fossils, Dragons, Dinosaur, Biology, Archology even Noah's Ark, Origin of American cultures. Many displays are hands on interactive. We are family friendly.Full Details
Dates with 10 women and 10 men are being auctioned off for charity at the Ramada in Cornwall, Ontario on April 21! This all ages event will have Bachelors and Bachelorettes in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. Single or not, join us for this fun one-of-a-kind night! Cocktail hour 7pm – 8pm Auction […]Full Details
Come join us on Earth Day for a free movie talking about food and GMOs! In the GMO debate, both pro and anti camps claim science is on their side. Who's right? FOOD EVOLUTION shows how easily misinformation, confusion and fear can overwhelm objective analysis. How do we ensure that our food supply is safe, […]Full Details
Tri-County Literacy Council is pleased to offer a free 5-week career exploration program called "Health Care Support Worker". In Canada, the population is aging and the need for more support for ailing and disabled individuals is increasing. The Health Care Support Worker profession is an emerging field of employment. Assisting with bedside and personal care, […]Full Details
SPRING RUMMAGE SALE @ Knox-St. Paul's United Church 800 -12th St. East (Off McConnell North), McConnell #1 Bus Thursday, April 26th – 9AM to 12Noon Great Bargains – Clothes, Books, Household ArticlesFull Details
This stylish and exciting new cocktail party and auction raises money to support the United Way Centraide Agencies. Bid on gorgeous designer handbags, enjoy delicious wine and h'oeuvres, a fun fashion show and learn how United Way is making a difference in the lives of those in our community!Full Details
11th annual fundraiser. Funds raised will support the Mobile Tracking System Program for high risk victims and their children and the Caring Paws Program, the Canine Assisted Intervention Facility Dog Program which provides support and assistance to children/youth and families during difficult disclosures of abuse. This year's feature comedians include Michelle Shaughnessy and Gilson Lubin. […]Full Details
We are hosting a fundraiser dance on April 27. DJ Jumpn' Jim will be spinning tracks from the 80's and early 90's! Please dress up in your best retro attire( Bonus points if these clothes were still in your closet from back then!). The bar will be available to purchase beverages! All proceeds will be […]Full Details
Come on out to the Cornwall Pentecostal Church at 208 Second St.E on Saturday April 18 for their Indoor Garage and Bake Sale! Lots of great items for sale and everyone is welcome. Call 613-937-3737 for more infoFull Details
Belleville, Ontario, May 2, 2018- McDougall Insurance & Financial has partnered with Economical Insurance to host the fifth annual McDougall Family Fund Contest with a grand prize of $5,000 to be awarded to the winner. The contest has started and we are reaching out to any local charity, non-profit organization or community project that enhances […]Full Details
Soup & Sandwich Lunch Tues., May 1st., 2018 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. St. Andrew's –St. Mark's United Church Johnson Cr., Long Sault Homemade soup, sandwich, dessert & beverage: $7.00 Take-Out Available…..Everyone Welcome!Full Details
The Canadian Metal Health Association is offering a Buried In Treasures Treatment Program. This is a free twelve week workshop beginning May 2 to help individuals learn to de-clutter and stop over-acquiring items that have taken over their homes, lives and social calendars. Participants will receive a copy of Buried in Treasures by David Tolin, […]Full Details
May 4th, The Friendly Circle Club is holding a "Ladies Night Out" fundraiser in support of Community Living Stormont County. Various vendors will be present showcasing products and services for women. The evening will be full of draws, entertainment, a silent auction and fabulous fashion show featuring Julia's from Morrisburg and Nygaard ladies wear. A […]Full Details
The first weekend of May, the Cornwall Comedy Fest is back! Three days of non-stop hilarity at 4 different venues. Come see amazing comics like… -award winning television writer Rob Ross -Sirius XM Top Comic Derek Seguin -12 Time Canadian Comedy Award Nominee Kate Davis -Host of Sirius XM's Top Comic & Comic Stripped Ben […]Full Details
Come join the Alzheimer's Society for the Walk For Alzheimer's 2018. The Walk for Alzheimer's is the biggest fundraiser for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Take the pledge to Make Memories Matter by signing up to walk, or by making a donation to the Society. This is a great day to be involved with your […]Full Details
SPRING DESSERT CARD Party and other Games @ Knox-St. Paul's United Church 800 – 12th Street East Saturday, May 5, 2018 , $6,00 per person Dessert at 12:30pm, then let the games beginFull Details
On May 5th, from 1pm-3pm, BMV Records will be hosting a cleanup event along the shores of the St. Lawrence in Lameroux Park. We are asking all to come out and participate by showing there support for our campaign. This will help reduce our ecological footprint in our community. By collectively contributing 2 hours […]Full Details
Come hike with us! Sunday May 6th, 2018 Registration begins at 12:30 pm and walk starts at 1:15 pm For pledge sheets and more info call Carefor at 613-932-3451Full Details
Need to build self-confidence? Want to set goals for the future? Tri-County Literacy Council is offering a new 6-week training titled "Choices" starting on May 7th, 2018. In this program, students will explore topics such as attitude/motivation, budgeting, oral communication, assertiveness, goal setting, and career exploration. Students will enjoy a variety of guest speakers. To […]Full Details
Celebrate Mental Health Week. Join us for an all day event. Come and enjoy 1 of 3 meals when you make a donation to youth mental health education. Meal options: Chicken brochette Pork Souvlaki Butterfly Shrimp Childrens option 12 and under Door prizes, trip voucher raffle and silent auction. Entertainmemt throughout. Your dinstion will support […]Full Details
Have you list a loved one through death? Bereaved Families of Ontario Support Evenings are for anyone who is struggling with the loss of a loved one. Presentation followed by small group support. For information Call 613-936-1455Full Details
Someday Soon May 2018 Drama Truth presents " Someday Soon" A riveting stage production of end time prophecy with a glimpse of what the future holds for this world! (This play is not recommended for young children) Friday May 11, & 12, 2018 @ 7:00 pmFull Details
This paint night will take place at The Knights of Columbus on second street, Cornwall. May 11th from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. All supplies included, step by step instructional class where everyone goes home with a painting. A fun filled evening for a great cause! Tickets for sale at Big Brothers and Big Sisters on […]Full Details
The Seaway Valley Theatre Company presents the newest production of their 2017/2018 season. "Vanya and Sonia, and Masha and Spike" by Christopher Durang Produced by: Jacques Labelle, Directed by Michael De Wolfe Evenings-May 18, 19, 25, 26 & June 1, 2 Matinée-May 27 Tickets for all shows now available at svtc.theticketwicket.ca No refunds or […]Full Details
Come join in a day of fun and fundraising for the The Children's Treatment Centre. The Bike-A-Thon Plus 2018 takes place on Saturday May 26th at the St.Lawrence College Campus. Free Pancake Breakfast 7:30-9:30 a.m. Registration starts at 7:30 a.m. Free Hamburgers & Hotdogs 10:00 a.m.-1:00pm With 10 different activities to choose from, including: […]Full Details
Rachel's Kids 14th annual Garden Party and Charity Auction is Saturday May 26th! There will be live music lots of food, live auction and so much more! Come have a great time all the while supporting children in need. For tickets please contact : Rachel's Kids-850 Boundary Road, Unit 7, South Glengarry, ON K6H 7P6. […]Full Details
Come join Miss Liz and treat yourself to tea and over 20 delicious menu items with a splash of savoury chocolate. Items without chocolate will also be available. Enjoy a wonderful day of tasty treats, guest speakers and items to bid on from our silent auction.Full Details
Tri-County Literacy Council is happy to announce it has upgraded its computer lab to include the latest technology! Free adult computer training starts May 28th. Class runs Monday to Thursday 9 am to 12 pm for 5 weeks. Call 613-932-7161 for more information or to register. Seating is limited.Full Details
Have you list a loved one through death? Bereaved Families of Ontario Support Evenings are for anyone who is struggling with the loss of a loved one. Presentation followed by small group support. For information Call 613-936-1455Full Details
Free Dental Care for individuals without dental insurance who cannot afford dental care elsewhere. Patients must be 18 years or older. Arrive early. Registration starts at 7:30 AM Patients will be seen as a first-come, first-served basis. Choice of one: Extraction, filling or cleaningFull Details
The Relay for Life is on Friday June 1st at the Maxville Fair Grounds! Sign up a team and show your support to those living with cancer. Come join this festival-like fundraising event and walk the track, or cheer on others! While taking a break be sure to check out all the entertainment and activities, […]Full Details
Big brothers Big Sisters of Cornwall and District are holding their "Wing it for Kids Sake" event, Friday June 1st at the legion! Come spend time with friends and enjoy some wings with various sauces from great local restaurants, all in support of Big brothers Big Sisters of Cornwall and District! Tickets are $25 a person […]Full Details
On June 02 2018 The Ride For Dad will be making it's first stop at the Ingleside Masonic Centre. Come and cheer on the riders as they raise money for Prostate Cancer research. The riders should be arriving around in Ingleside around 10 am and will be on their way to the Iroquois Locks.Full Details
Up to 50% off all furniture excluding outdoor furniture Up to 60% off Mattresses All Sofa and Sectionals on Sale… Save up to $400 on select models All Bedroom sets on sale… Save up to $1000 on select models Tents set up outside with Clearance Items for Huge savings New Art Work and accents brought […]Full Details
St. Andrew's – St. Mark's United Church Soup & Sandwich Lunch Tuesday June 5, 2018 Time : 11:30am- 1:00pm Homemade soup, sandwich, dessert and beverage – $7.00 Take out available Everyone Welcome!Full Details
Registration for the rally runs between 11am and 1pm with immediate departure. Lunch, dinner and refreshments available for purchase however there is no ATM available on site. Come with your classic car to participate in the event or stop in to check out the cars and help with the judging. Voters choice for best in […]Full Details
The Powell School of Dance-Gold Revue:Dance Team Gala takes place on June 9, 2018 at 6pm at the Aultsville Theatre. Tickets available at the Cornwall Civic Complex (in person, by phone or online) 100 Water St. E, Cornwall, ON K6H 6G4 613-938-9400Full Details
The Walk for Alzheimer's is on June 10th at the Tim Hortons Dome in Alexandria. Walk in support those who are touched by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. *Meet the celebrity guests *Live music *Awards for top fundraisers *Door prizes *Write on the Wall of Memories *Great exercise *and more…Full Details
The roar of monster trucks will be filling the Cornwall Civic Complex this June. Get your tickets now before they're sold out!Full Details
This paint night is a fundraiser, instructional step by step paint class. All supplies included. Help support our local Air Cadets Tickets for sale at the RCAFA Wing or at the Cornwall Armories, Air Cadets.Full Details
Learn to use this popular computer program for your job search or career exploration. Microsoft® Excel is a useful spreadsheet program that allows you to enter numbers or information into the rows or columns of a spreadsheet. These entries can be used for making calculations of difficult formulas easy, graphs, and statistical analysis. While learning […]Full Details
Krown's annual Wash for a Wish is Saturday June 16th, 2018 and we were hoping you could spread the word about this charity car wash event. For $10, receive a premium car wash at our Krown Centre. One hundred per cent of proceeds are donated to The Children's Wish Foundation of Canada. The Children's Wish Foundation of […]Full Details


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A Doncaster man has been charged following the discovery of heroin, crack cocaine and cannabis worth £18,000.
Carl Drew, aged 46, of Wheatley Street, Denaby Main, appeared before Doncaster magistrates today following a police raid yesterday.
CRIME: Two charged with murder of Barnsley man
POLICE: Man arrested over Sheffield ram raids
He has been charged with possession with intent to supply heroin and crack cocaine, possession of cannabis and being concerned in the supply of heroin.
READ MORE: Murder suspect bailed after police questioning over woman's death in Rotherham
Drew was remanded into custody and is due to appear at Sheffield Crown Court next month.

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15 Aug Oat and Casava Freezer Waffles
Everything about the morning is my favorite. This morning, I'm sitting in my favorite spot on the porch, after a smooth drop off of both girls to school. Sam is on his last day of 5 days of leave, and working on projects in the garage and yard. There is even a little breeze to accompany a very sunny blue sky for a nice change! I'm excited, terrified and energized for a busy fall as my health coaching business grows in Savannah. For some insane reason, I also committed to running another marathon in D.C at the end of October. The thing about a marathon is, you commit so far in advance, that the reality of what you have committed to doesn't set in until it is too late. Thats really where I'm at right now, but last week and this weekend I had some smooth runs that gave me a boost of confidence. Maybe I'm not overreaching to commit to the many hours of training a marathon requires AND build a business AND raise two little girls AND volunteer AND build a non-profit AND AND AND…….
I really believe these waffles have magical powers to sustain and energize small children through the morning, but also will serve as a bedrock for my long runs this fall. My girls are often satisfied with only a half waffle each and a side of berries. Double the recipe, pop the leftovers in the freezer after the waffles cool, and toast in a toaster or reheat in the oven. Very magical indeed.
Oat and Casava Freezer Waffles
3/4 cup oat flour
3/4 cup cassava flour
1 tablespoon arrowroot powder
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cup non-dairy milk (I use almond milk)
1/3 cup maple syrup
1/4 cup almond butter (or sunflower seed butter for a nut free option)
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1. In a large bowl, whisk together the oat flour, cassava flour, arrowroot powder, baking powder, and salt. In a medium bowl, combine almond milk, maple syrup, almond butter, apple cider vinegar, and vanilla. Add the wet ingredients to the dry and stir to until combined.
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July 12-13
We flew overnight on Austrian airways, leaving early morning on the 12th with a layover at Washington Dulles. We were all tired, but some of us were awake enough to go out to the National Air and Space museum Udvar-Hazy center for a couple hours. My dad decided to meet us there, since my parents live in Washington DC. He, my little sister Alina and I hung out with Will, Danita, and Ron at the museum, which was pretty awesome.
The overseas flight was very nice, though I spent most of the flight asleep. Some of the team were unable to sleep and were having difficulty adjusting to the time zone change. We arrived in Vienna at 8am local time and found a secluded room where we could nap through the 4 hour layover. I was able to engage with a high schooler named Christian who was sitting with us. He goes to Herndon high in the DC area. He is catholic, but really believes the bible is more like children's stories to teach us how to do good works. His flight left before I got to deeply share the Gospel, so I quickly went through Romans Road and challenged him to ask his youth group leader more about the Law.
We arrived in Tirana and were greeted by Aldo with a bus. He took us to a hotel, then we all had souflaqe at Big Bite. Aldo is the head of the high school ministry of CRU in Tirana. We were also met by Avni, one of the operational directors of CRU in Albania, and Skerdi who is a new staff member as of this year. We had a great time getting them acquainted with the whole team. On the way out we met an American couple who had just moved to Tirana. They were looking for a good church to go to. Aldo gave them the info for his church which meets at the CRU office building, the "Instituti Jeta e Re" (New Life Institute). They were very happy to run into some Christians, and I hope they will attend church on Sunday.
Later I took Bryan and Danita to their first Albanian coffee at Relax Café across from the hotel. They enjoyed it, should help them feel more comfortable tomorrow when they start having coffee with the students. We met up with the others and Aldo took us to the office where he gave us an introductory orientation on Albanian culture and history, as well as our basic schedule. We went from there to Vila 12 for dinner and watched the World Cup final while we ate. All the Albanians were cheering for Germany, but some of us were cheering for Argentina. When Germany won there were some fireworks outside the hotel.
Blerina (Aldo's wife) was there with Amanda, their daughter who was just born a couple months ago. She was sleeping but it was good to see her for the first time. Aldo told us over dinner about his desires to grow the ministry and open high school programs in other cities. They need more foreign partners; their primary problem is a lack of resources. I hope we can help with that.
Day 1
Monday July 14
Today started with breakfast and a short meeting in the patio with the whole team. We walked to the office and had a devotional around 10:30. Will shared from Isaiah. Shortly afterwards we invited the students in for a short dance party & group dance practice. Aldo assigned our team members to the different groups. I joined group Lucky Stars along with Matt. The group consisted of Daniel, Amadis, Frensi, Gerti, Liams, and 3 girls including Ensi whom I had met at last year's camp. The leader was Eri, we had Fatmir as an Albanian high school volunteer, and Almos from the Hungarian team. I was glad to be in a group with Eri and Fatmir, they both were part of last year's camp. This was Eri's 5th year on staff.
The teams each had to choreograph a dance for a competition on Wednesday. We went to an unused room to work on our dance for an hour, it was an interesting group choreography from a youtube video they had found. Matt was really getting into it, he has some good moves. After a while we took a break and went to Coffee with the whole group. I tried interacting with Gerti but he had some trouble understanding me and Fatmir had to translate a lot of what I was saying. We all had a great time getting to know eachother. After coffee, Matt and I had lunch with Fatmir. We talked a bit about his college plans, and about our difficulties with unbelieving relatives. If Aldo will let him, he'd like to stay for one more year at Ice & spice. It was a good conversation. I'm glad to be able to get to know Fatmir a little better. We came a little late to Patrick's bible study because of lunch. He is teaching 2 timothy all this week. It's difficult because everything has to be translated, but he did a good job.
We started the evening with some games, one was about naming the other people in the group. That's agood idea for an icebreaker, I'll have to remember it. After the games was the life map presentation. We ended up all sharing our stories, because only 2 of the kids had prepared a life map beforehand. The kids were on the edge of their seats for Matt's testimony. Almos also did a great job, he drew his life map on the back of a paper in about 5 minutes, and it was pretty detailed. He has some very good artistic skills.
There was a talent show after the life maps. Daniel did some good card tricks. One of the Iowans, Andrew, sang "I See Fire" – it was fantastic! Two thumbs up. I tried to catch up with Daniel and Amadis to invite them to coffee tomorrow, but they said they didn't know if they'd be able to come back tomorrow. I hope I don't miss an opportunity with him. I'll pray that God brings him back. Instead, I grabbed Danita and we scheduled coffee with Ensi and her friend Klodi for tomorrow.
We had a staff wrap-up meeting to share stories, and Aldo pointed out a girl who had just accepted Christ that day. She was nervous but she explained that she accepted Christ for a new life and the forgiveness of her sins. I was glad to hear her testimony. After the meeting we went to dinner and had a very nice meal. It was Alma's birthday so we all sang for her and had cake. Alma was part of the staff for RPJ (the high school ministry) last year but she is taking a sabbatical this year. It was very good to see our team adjusting very well to the format and beginning to have good coffees. I'll pray that God will continue to smooth the waters for us.
Day 2
Tuesday July 15
Today we saw the Father at work. We had a meeting at the office at 10, then we waited around a while for our coffees. My coffee was scheduled with Ensi and Klodi, but only Ensi showed up so she went to coffee with Eri. I went to coffee with Aldo, Ron and Danita at the cafe right across from the office, and we spotted some girls who went to the camp. They had missed their scheduled coffee so we invited them to sit with us. Their names are Bori and Jadie. We had a good conversation that turned to God after we started talking about CS Lewis' book "The Problem of Pain". We described Lewis' argument then talked about how Pain entered the world and how Jesus took away sin, which is the cause of pain. Danita shared her story – the girls were very interested in that. I could see Bori especially leaning in and listening very closely. We asked them if they were ready to receive Christ, but they said they were not yet convinced in their hearts.
Later we had the large group time. Some of the volunteer kids put on their "Lifehouse" drama, which is a musical play set to Lifehouse's song "Everything". Fatmir played Jesus, Hyrije played the main character. It was as good as last year, Hyrije is a very good actress. The kids in my group were moved by it and understood the symbolism immediately. We had a discussion time on the story of the prodigal son and we related it to the lifehouse skit. Again, the kids all intellectually got it. We challenged them to believe it, to accept Jesus, and two of them did! I have coffee with them tomorrow, their names are Frensi and Liams. In the staff meeting that night we learned that 6 others had accepted Christ today, including Ensi while she was at coffe with Eri! God worked a miracle today.
We went to dinner at Pizza Time and I sat with Will, Aldo, Erin, Dionys & Jeff. Will was talking about some ideas he had for a potential business opportunity in Albania. He is starting a business to consult with airline parts manufacturers to get them certified under international standards, and he thinks he could do that for a business in Tirana. Matt was also talking about maybe joining up with the oil & gas company that does all the Albanian drilling and exploration. It was fun to see a love for Albania growing among my friends. I would love to see some of them make long term commitments to Albania but we'll have to wait for a while and pray about those decisions so we don't do anything on impulse.
We made one last stop to have a beer at Relax café. Matt, Ron, Will, Danita and I all hung out and chatted about random stuff, even dragons in the Bible. Matt was contending that the Behemoth in Job is a dragon, and that dragons could have been on the Ark. It was a fun discussion and a great way to end the evening.
Day 3
Wednesday July 16
We started this morning by being tourists. Aldo and Mentor met us at 8 to show us around town. We went to Sky Tower and had coffee at the rotating bar on the top floor. It had an awesome view. We sat there for an hour and had a great time. It also gave some of us an opportunity to chat one-on-one about how people were feeling about the week. It's always challenging in the middle of a discipleship trip like this to see how you're being effective. You have to trust that God is using you even though you can't always see how. I've felt that way before, even last year. Later on we would hear more about how effectively God was working through us.We went from there to the new Greek Orthodox church. It was very nice looking but I prefer to go visit churches that have some history. The Greek/Eastern orthodox church have some very fascinating history in general. We finished our tour by walking past the historical museum, and arrived at the office at 11. Some of us had coffee right away, the rest had our devotional. Lucy led it, she did a great job.
Aldo joined me and Fatmir for lunch with Frensi and Liams at Big Bite. We spent an hour teaching them about how their lives have changed now that they have professed faith in Christ. We showed them the great commission, talked about living by the Spirit and running the race so as to win. They understood that now Jesus dwells inside of them, and they should not continue to sin. Aldo showed them Ephesians 2:8-9, they know that faith is a gift from God for salvation not based on their own worthiness. I will continue to pray for them, and Fatmir will be inviting them to come to church and bible study.
At 1 we had dance practice to work on our choreography with the group. Afterwards we discussed 2 timothy in the bible study led by Patrick. Frensi was there with the new bible we gave him. It was good, we discussed false teachers and divine inspiration of scripture. The kids had good insights.
We took a team picture outside at 4, but we were missing Jeff because he was sharing the Gospel. Afterward the dance competition began. Our team had an awesome choreographed dance, we got 19⁄20 points. Will and Aldo's team however got 20⁄20 so they won. I credit their victory to Will's robot moves. If we had to lose I'm glad that we lost to a good performance.
In the staff meeting there were no stories of new conversions but several good conversations. One kid, Andrea, had just become a believer this past week and was already having coffees with his friends and sharing the gospel! It was awesome to hear him share in the meeting. We had dinner at a new place and I sat with Skerdi and Anila. We had some good conversation, talked some more about their mission and I learned a few new Albanian words. The highlight was Ermal's story about being suspected of organized crime in America. He had been describing a movie to a friend at a starbucks and quoted a line in English: "They are 15 minutes late? And they call themselves organized crime?" after which he continued to speak in Albanian. Apparently someone overhearing this called the cops and they followed him for 30 minutes until he stopped. Ermal is a witty guy.
After dinner we went back to the hotel and spent some time planning Texas night. It'll be a blast, I'm excited. More on that tomorrow.
Day 4
Thursday July 17
We had a busy last day. We had coffee in the morning with Albanian staff. Skerdi and Anila invited me, Lauren and Patrick for coffee to talk about their mission. I should consider whether I can support them too. Lauren had come straight from a photo shoot. She and Ron had taken pictures of Aldo & Blerina with their baby Amanda. They were some sweet pics from what I saw.
I met some boys for coffee at 11. Skerdi went with me to the rooftop café above Coin. Daniel, Amadis, Gerti and Flori. Flori is a believer who contributed well to the discussion. He is studying engineering and wants to go to the state for College. Daniel and Amadis had some interesting questions. Daniel wanted to know how we can be sure that Jesus really rose from the dead, since the Gospels were written so long after the fact. We shared from Acts the testimony of Paul before Agrippa to show that the earliest message was of Jesus' resurrection. We showed that he could easily have been disproved by 1 witness calling him a liar, or by producing Jesus' body. Daniel and Amadis left coffee with fewer questions but still not believing. Gerti continued to ask questions, Matt was excited to hear that he's opening up.
We had lunch with Aldo and Skerdi then I went to the hotel and changed into my Texas outfit. We had to hurry to coffee with Ylli, Aldo, Afrim and Avni. We talked about the future of the camp and our involvement. They want us to bring more teams in the future because they are expanding to new cities. Eri will be leading RPJ in Elbasan next year. Their biggest need is manpower. Avni also shared a prayer request: they have a donor who will match up to $25k in the next couple months. Avni will send us more information on that, but they asked us to pray for fundraising.
We hurried again from there to Texas Night. The guys were already setting up. I went downstairs to make a trashbag piñata and chatted with Afrim about helping their website. They have something functional but it's not the best. He's having some trouble getting content from the other leaders so they were unable to do the podcast. I think I could help a lot if I could go there for longer than a week.
Texas night was a blast! It started with "Deep in the heart of Texas!" then we went into the balloon game. The kids all really enjoyed it, and so did the staff. Blerina was very competitive! In the end team Orion won, and our trashbag piñata fell in one hit. The game show was also a blast. The gals and Ron put my name as one of the multiple choice answers for Sandra Bullock's picture, then tried to get the kids to choose "Gordon". That was special, I appreciated it.
The kids gathered around and Matt shared the bridge illustration. Later I heard Keaton say he reallyappreciated that someone explained the Gospel from stage. Normally the Albanians prefer to share the Gospel over coffee. Bryan followed up by rocking his testimony. The kids were all really engaged and listening intently. We had discussion time and Matt engaged with Gerti again. He thinks that if he is good enough that God will let him in to heaven; little mistakes are no big deal to God. A couple of other kids in the group were paying attention to the conversation and Eri thinks they would be good to follow up with. The end was a dance party. We learned Copperhead Road and then Matt taught us to two step. The kids really liked the country dancing.
We had a good staff meeting and a great dinner. I sat across from Almos and we talked about Speak Out which is CRU Hungary's English camp. Almos is doing a great job of discipling some people through that ministry. It's awesome to hear. The highlight was when Matt played with and then ate Sebastian the Shrimp, who was originally Will's meal. The Albanians then gave us some really cool gifts. The team loves their Albanian soccer jerseys.
Aldo and Mentor stayed with us at the hotel until the cabs came. We had a debriefing and everyone wanted to stay longer and come back next year. I think we'll try for two teams. That may mean I need to stay in Dallas at least 1 more year. We'll definitely be talking about what changes we can make to allow us more time in country next year. It was a great conversation and everyone left feeling very happy and full of love for all the people we met.
Day 5
Friday July 18
Our travel day started out as all our other travel days have: with very little sleep. Our flight left about 6 in the morning from Tirana. We arrived in Vienna about 7:30 for our longest layover. Some of us slept on one of the fancy couches in the terminal while others talked about a variety of topics. About 9 I went with Will and Danita to see if we could take a bus to a pub in Fishamend. Unfortunately we got lost in the airport and missed the bus, so we ended up eating lunch at a pub in the airport. It was good to just relax a bit and have some good conversation. We were all talking about how we wanted to stay longer in Albania, but by that point it was too late to go back. We hopped on our flight to Rome and arrived about 4:30 in the afternoon. Ron, Danita, Lauren and I decided to walk around the area for a while until dinner and eventually made our way over to the Coliseum. It was a nice three hour walk, but it was problematic for Lauren because she had had so little sleep. We went out for dinner at an Italian restaurant around 8:30, and stayed there till 11. Dinner in Italy takes a long time, but it's good. There were some minor problems due to lack of sleep but we all got a good night's rest that night.
Day 6
Saturday July 19
We started the day at 11 by taking the metro to the Vatican. Most of the team decided to take a guided tour, but Danita and I were not interested in that so we skipped the tour and just wandered around the Vatican ourselves. We saw all the good parts, including the Sistene Chapel and Vatican Square. I like Vatican Square a lot, it's very pretty. We then wandered side streets on our way to the Parthenon, and stopped at a little café for some pasta & good conversation. We talked over the events of the trip as well as our future plans. Danita and I both really would like to go back sooner rather than later, and we may begin exploring options to do that. We saw the Parthenon and the Spanish steps, then went back to the hotel to meet the rest of the group.
From the hotel we went to dinner at a restaurant near the Coliseum. We spent about 3 hours at dinner which was great, because it gave us a chance to really debrief from the trip. The universal agreement was that we wished we could have stayed longer. We discussed what things we could have done differently and came to a few conclusions. We should have fundraised sooner so that we would have better options for flights. We could have skipped the Rome trip to have one more day with the camp. The group voice seemed to say that if we had known how much we would fall in love with Albania, we would absolutely have chosen to skip the Rome part of the trip. One suggestion was to have our side trip be to Greece, or even Vlore instead. That way not only would we cut down on travel time providing us more time in Tirana, but maybe we could even invite the staff to join us. Those were good suggestions that we'll definitely take into consideration in planning next year's trip.
Despite the fact that we only got 4 days in Tirana, I have no regrets. Even if I wish things could have gone differently, God was in control of our whole trip from planning to final execution. I trust that He has used our 4 days effectively, and I trust the CRU leadership to continue to disciple those kids while we are gone. Already we've heard several more stories of kids coming to Christ on the last day of the camp, and our whole team has been rejoicing over those stories.
As much as we wish we could be there, our role is a different one. Our role is to go back to Dallas and tell all our friends and family of God's goodness, of His work in Albania, and our newfound love for the people. Our job is also to pray for the continued success of CRU and especially RPJ. Finally, our job is to recruit more people to partner with Albania in the ways that we all desire to. I know that for my part, God made a good decision entrusting me with this job, because I intend to carry it out to the best of my ability.


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Crossroads Panorama will host a three-week workshop for participants to learn the art of storytelling, creative writing and resources for publishing their stories. Funds will help cover the workshop costs.
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Oasis focuses on community-based outreach. Funds will be used to purchase critical supplies needed for youth at risk of homelessness.
Funds will be used for materials to start the middle school science program - with a research-based, hands-on learning.
People with Capes provides parent education and child/teen and parent communication and social skills training. Funds will help offset fees paid to professionals providing training (in both English and Spanish).
Since 1980, the committee has been advancing and promoting the observance of Independence Day in Richfield. Funds will support general operations for a successful celebration in 2019.
Funds will help reprint the popular book - Richfield: Minnesota's Oldest Suburb. Sales from the book support operating costs for the Richfield Historical Society Center.
The Richfield Human Rights Commission will provide support and resources for a program for Richfield High School students. The program will have learning opportunities and resources to develop culturally relevant and historically accurate presentations for students, staff and caregivers.
Funds will support guest speakers to educate, engage and inspire students and parents in Richfield Middle School.
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In 1517, the Augustinian friar Martin Luther published his Ninety-five Theses in Wittenberg. This event symbolizes the beginning of a period of great unrest in all the areas of Christian Europe.
The following year Francisco de Enzinas was born to a family of rich merchants in Burgos, at the time a dynamic and prospering city. Enzinas would become one of the first representatives of the Spanish Protestantism.
We are hosting this Conference to commemorate both the anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant Reformation and of the birth of Francisco de Enzinas. Enzinas is the author of the first complete New Testament translation of the Holy Scriptures into Castilian. He also translated several works by Luther, Calvin and several ancient Greek and Roman authors. But he was, above all, one of the most outstanding figures of Humanism and of the first century of the Spanish Reformation.
For all these reasons, our Conference will delve into a deeper understanding of this leading figure and his work, putting him in his historical, humanistic and reformed context. Also, we will pay attention to intellectual, cultural, political and religious issues.
Additionally, the Conference emphasis will also be put in the need to stablishing criteria to help understand the new concepts linked to the events taking place in the religious frontiers created at that significant moment of European history. Ultimately, the presence of Protestant Reformation in modern times Spain will be revised and evaluated.
18:00 Welcome of participants
19:00 Opening Ceremony
19:30 Plenary: Prof. Ricardo García Cárcel. Full Professor of Modern History. Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. The Reformation and Charles V
9:30 Round table A: Burgos, between commerce and the Protestant Reformation
Mesa A. Burgos, entre el comercio y la Reforma.
9:30 Presentation: Raymond Fagel. Lecturer. Universiteit Leiden. God or Money: Merchants from Burgos in Flanders
10:15 Presentation: Ignacio García Pinilla. Full Professor. Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. Toledo. Francisco de Enzinas, son of a merchant in a world of merchants
11:00 Discussion
11:30 Coffee break
12:00 a 14:45 Presentations and discussion
16:30 Table B: Inquisition, Monarchy and Protestant Reformation
16:30 Presentation: Doris Moreno Martínez, Lecturer of Modern History. Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. Between politics and religion: Spanish Inquisition and the Reformation
17:15 Presentation: Stefania Pastore, Lecturer of Renaissance and Modern European History. Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa. Francisco de Enzinas, Pedro de Lerma and the doctrine of impeccability
18:00 Discussion
18:15 Coffee break
18:30 a 20:00 Presentations and discussion
9:30 Round Table C: University and Humanism
9:30 Presentation: Els Agten. Research Associate. Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven. Traveling scholars and circulating ideas in early modern Europe. The case of Francisco de Enzinas
10:15 Presentation: Jorge Bergua Cavero. Associate Professor of Greek Philology. Universidad de Málaga. Humanism in Spain and Europe: Lights and shadows of an intellectual revolution
11:00 Discussion
11:30 Coffee break
12:00 Round Table: Francisco de Enzinas: Religious frontiers in modern Spain
Participants: Mercedes García-Arenal (Research Professor. CSIC), Manuel Peña Díaz (Full Professor of Early Modern History. Universidad de Córdoba), José Luis Betrán Moya, (Associate Professor of Early Modern History. Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona).
13:00 – 14:00 Presentations and discussion
16:30 Table D: Translation and the Bible
16:30 Presentation: Jonathan Nelson. Professor of Historical Theology. ProMETA program. Francisco de Enzinas' New Testament: The vicissitudes of a prohibited text
17:00 Presentation: Francisco Socas Gavilán. Professor Emeritus of Greek and Latin Philology. Universidad de Sevilla. An approach to Francisco de Enzinas' Memoires
17:30 Discussion
17:45 Coffee break
18:00 Closing Plenary: José Luis Villacañas Berlanga. Full Professor of Philosophy. Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Enzinas: The continuity of the conversed world and the reformed one
18:45 Discussion and closing
1 and 2 of December, 2017.
THEATRAL REPRESENTATION: Memory of ashes. Bambalúa theater. The show narrates the exciting life of Francisco de Enzinas, writer, translator, publisher and university professor at Cambridge's University.
- PLACE: Forum Evolution. Conference room. Paseo Sierra de Atapuerca. 09002 Burgos. Phone: +34 947 259 575
Web: http://www.forumevolucion.es
- TIME: 20.30 h.
1 to 30 of December, 2017
EXHIBITION: Bible trajectory in Spanish
- PLACE: Exhibition Hall of the Consulate of the Sea. Paseo del Espolón, 14. 09003 Burgos.
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What lead to the radical shift in public perception of Asians from dangerous "yellow peril" to celebrated model immigrants and overachievers? Madeline Hsu, author of The Good Immigrants argues that the short answer is the American government, and the CIA in particular. Recently she took the time to tell us a bit more about the book, its intended audience, and her reasons for writing this fascinating ethnic history. Check out chapter one here.
What inspired you to get into your field?
MH: As an undergraduate at Pomona College, I benefited from excellent teaching and mentorship. History seemed to come very naturally to me and the emphasis on explaining through telling stories is for me a very instinctive way to understand the world.
What are you reading right now?
MH: I have just finished reading Rise of a Japanese Chinatown: Yokohama, 1894-1972 by Eric Han (Harvard University Press, 2014) which provides an illuminating comparison of how Chinese fared in monoracial Japan as it was evolving into a world power as compared to racial dynamics in the United States. Han is particularly effective in linking the changing fortunes of Chinese Japanese to the relationship between Japan and China, particularly with the decline and rise of the latter's international standing. I am also reading Please Look After Mom by Kyung-sook Shin and The Usagi Yojimbo Saga, Bk. 2, a long-running graphic novel series by Stan Sakai featuring a rabbit ronin protagonist.
Describe your writing process. How long did it take you to finish your book? Where do you write?
MH: I had been thinking about and researching this project for about 7 or 8 years. It had begun with my observation that at a time of highly restrictive immigration laws before 1965, international students from Taiwan and other Asian countries were nonetheless able to resettle permanently in the United States. From there, my research took me many places such as refugee programs, the establishing of international education programs in the United States, US missionary activities in China, and the earliest of Chinese students to come to the US. After about 6 or 7 years, I was able to gain a sabbatical that gave me time to decide the parameters of the book and divide it into chapters. After that, it took me about a couple of years of hard writing to adapt and expand my various conference papers into the current manuscript. The key was figuring out my main arguments and chronology. I usually write at my desk at home, which looks out a window with a view of my neighbor's beautifully kept front yard with agave and pecan trees.
Do you have advice for other authors?
MH: Rather than starting out with a fixed idea of what the book would argue, I had a question to which I sought answers. The subsequent research and the journey it has taken me on has revealed stories that have been unknown to myself and most others, but also help to make sense of major shifts in the positioning of Asians in the United States.
What was the biggest challenge involved with bringing this book to life?
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How did you come up with the title or jacket?
MH: The main title was suggested by the editorial board. I came up with the subtitle, which addresses a key problem in Asian American/immigration/ethnic history which has been how quickly Asians have transformed from being such dangerous and racially different "yellow peril" threats that they justified the earliest immigration restrictions and within a generation became celebrated model immigrants and overachieving Americans. The short answer is that the U.S. government, and in my book the CIA in particular, were pulling strings in the background. There were many unintended consequences, nonetheless, but Asians selected for their employment traits emerged as welcome immigrants.
Madeline Y. Hsu is associate professor of history and past director of the Center for Asian American Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. Her books include Dreaming of Gold, Dreaming of Home and the coedited anthology Chinese Americans and the Politics of Race and Culture.


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