The goal of this year’s conference is to create a continuum in time whereby the theme and experience of the Conference is not an isolated event but rather one that builds and develops as we go from this year, into next year and towards the world-wide commemorative events of the fire on December 31,1922 and for the refounding of the Society at the Christmas Conference 1923/1924.

In person at Saugeen Academy Hanover and Glencolton Farm, Durham, Ontario.

Or in person with your local branch or group.

Christoph Wuerscher was born in Kitchener, Ontario and grew up in the United States. His parents had been very active in a resistance movement known as the “Confessing Church” before leaving Germany in 1939. Conversations around the dinner table frequently touched on moral, social and spiritual issues. Although Christoph determined to become a psychologist in Grade 7, it took more than two decades before he received his license to practice.  While he was at Queen’s University in Kingston, pursuing his doctorate in Clinical Psychology, he was introduced to The Christian Community and the ideas of Rudolf Steiner. Both resonated deeply within him and greatly influenced his life and his work. As a clinical and organizational psychologist, he has learned a great deal from sharing in the lives of veterans, police officers, young offenders, executives, politicians, musicians, seminarians, and their spouses and partners. Recently retired, the question of what it means to be human in our times is near and dear to his heart, and he is looking forward to engaging with others on the topic.