Tag Archives: Camille Morell

See the BIG picture. Focus on what’s important.

I finished this painting late last night. Today, it’s New Year’s Eve and I’m silent and pensive as the painting speaks to me. The dramatic colours of the sunset cause me to look back with love and gratitude for the bitter and sweet experiences in 2024. The transition of loved ones and the giggles andContinue reading “See the BIG picture. Focus on what’s important.”

Climb the tree to see the forest

Sometimes when you think that you’re not getting the answers you want, you are being reassured that everything will be alright! Recently, I’ve been working through some challenging issues…trying to see the forest from the trees. Today, someone told me to stop trying to step back in order to see the forest from the trees.Continue reading “Climb the tree to see the forest”

What’s your cup of tea?

🙏 On Saturday 28 September 2024, I was honored and humbled to be selected as an awardee by the 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women project. 🏆 The award is given to recognize and document the contribution of Black women who have excelled professionally while making an impactful contribution to uplift women and girls through leadership, mentorship, andContinue reading “What’s your cup of tea?”

Artiste, BĂ©nĂ©vole, Consultante, l’ABC de Camille Isaacs Morell

Évoquant de son parcours, elle parle de son ABC, trois lettres qui capturent les principales dimensions de sa vie, c’est-à-dire artiste, bénévole et consultante.

Black Canadians: The narrative and the vision

Systemic racism persists, even though there is no explicit racist intent and there is no contravention of anti-discrimination laws and anti-racist policies.

Keep the faith and act in faith

Photo of Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby the Archbishop of West Africa, Cyril Kobina Ben-Smith and Archbishop Howard Gregory toured the Castle from which Africans were shipped to the Caribbean and the Americas.

Being unique can become a bad thing

It is important to be aware of how our unique personality traits can become weaknesses, which can diminish the effectiveness of how we live our lives and how we serve God.  Finding the ways in which God wants us to use our personality traits appropriately is essential if we are to serve God according to His will.

A better way to commemorate the establishment of the Anglican Church in Canada

August 12, 1787 is celebrated as the Consecration of Charles Inglis, first Anglican Bishop in Canada, and commemorates the formal establishment of the Anglican Church in Canada. The day should also be the celebration of the contribution of various persons whose work and witness have contributed to the establishment and evolution of the Anglican Church in Canada.Â