Life is the evidence of rhythm and harmony appearing as an experience traced, offering an opportunity for all to find the joy of a harmonic basis called Being. – Kenneth G. Mills
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The Kenneth G. Mills Foundation is making special plans for 2019! Please note the following dates on your calendar; more details will follow as the events draw closer. And stay alert for more surprise happenings not yet scheduled! April 20: Easter Saturday Unfoldment and luncheon in the Library Room in Stouffville, Ontario – Please register by April 15 May…
The Kenneth G. Mills Poetry and Singer-Songwriter Awards, now in their third year, can be won by City of Toronto students in school, college, or university for fine poetry and songwriting. The prizes are offered to encourage and recognize the talent and creativity of young people. The three themes this year are Friendship, Revelation, and Miracle. The judges will be…
“The greatest point of the season is that it only takes a box (a limit), a piece of coloured paper to make it more palatable, and a ribbon to offer temptation. When you break the ribbon – why do you break the ribbon? Why do you take the paper away? Why do you throw the box away? Box, paper,…
The Kenneth G. Mills Foundation is delighted to announce the creation of the Kenneth G. Mills Scholarship at the Glenn Gould School of the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. This scholarship will provide financial support toward the music studies of talented young artists from across Canada and around the world, giving them access to the superb faculty, facilities, and…
“Art is living stopped in a moment of wonder.” Kenneth G. Mills A meaningful gift, the 2019 Kenneth G. Mills Art & Aphorisms Calendar showcases 12 glorious paintings by Dr. Mills, along with an intriguing aphorism for each month. Dates of major holidays are also indicated. This lovely calendar is priced at only $15 and is a gift that…
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