Credentials

The Clergy Support Memorial Church’s Credential Board was pleased to appoint Rev. Christine Corbeil to the office of Designated Minister- Caregiver Ministry on June 23, 2025. Christine brings a rare combination of calm leadership, heartfelt compassion, and a deep desire to help people during some of life’s most meaningful moments. We welcome her and will support her with her community service.

Academic Credentials

• Certificate in Wedding Celebrations, Canadian Ministers Institute, 2025
• Certificate in Mental Health and Additions Counselor, Canadore College, 2004

A Few Words About Christine

Christine brings her extensive experience and honed skills to her ministry work. She is known for her professionalism and adept communication in both English and French, staying calm under pressure, providing support and handling sensitive situations in every ceremony and pastoral moment she is entrusted with.

She enjoys making meaningful connections with people, guiding them through their lifetime events. Her willingness to help extends into her personal life as well—she is an active caregiver for her elderly mother, often supporting not only her but other seniors in the community with errands, social outings, and companionship.

Christine’s friends describe her as approachable, friendly, and honest; she herself chooses the words kind, fair, and organized. Her activities—cooking for loved ones or supporting families of fallen first responders—reflect a consistent dedication to care, connection, and service.

Spiritual views

Christine views spirituality as a personal relationship with a higher power, guided by love, humility, grace, and respect. She strives to live a life that is honourable, empathetic, and non-judgmental, embracing a worldview that welcomes people of diverse beliefs, choices, and backgrounds.

Teaching, caregiving, and spiritual support all feel like natural extensions of her lifelong dedication to helping others thrive.

Closing Words

Christine’s core values—compassion, integrity, service, and respect for the dignity of every person—shape her daily life and her desire to join the clergy. She is committed to being a reliable, caring, and inclusive presence for those she serves.