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Gathering 2025: Each Person Has a Gift

January 22nd

Gathering 2025: Each Person Has a Gift

As we come together for MC Canada Gathering 2025, we’ll explore how God is calling us to use our gifts for the good of the church and the world.

Anabaptism at 500: Looking Back to Look Forward

January 16th

Anabaptism at 500: Looking Back to Look Forward

A joint message from members of the Anglican-Mennonite Dialogue in Canada in recognition of the 500th anniversary of Anabaptism.

2024 Emissions Reduction Grants

January 15th

2024 Emissions Reduction Grants

MC Canada is pleased to announce Emissions Reduction Grants (ERG) totaling $18,000 to help two rural and four urban congregations reduce their carbon footprint.

Land, Identity, and Faith webinar

January 11th

Land, Identity, and Faith webinar

You're invited to join in an online conversation about decolonization from South Africa, Philippines, Israel/Palestine, and North America.

InCERT Jan 8

January 8th

InCERT Jan 8

Katharine Hayhoe is a Canadian, Christian climate scientist. You may wish to subscribe to her newsletter.

InCERT January 1

December 31st

InCERT January 1

Beginning a new year is an apt time to renew our resolve to address Climate Change, from the space where we currently find ourselves.

MC Sask Announces Church Engagement Minister Resignation

December 13th

MC Sask Announces Church Engagement Minister Resignation

Mennonite Church Saskatchewan announced today that Josh Wallace has officially resigned from his position as Church Engagement Minister, effective December 31, 2024.

Climate Action and Indigenous Relations working groups gather

December 5th

Climate Action and Indigenous Relations working groups gather

Members from MC Canada’s regional climate action and Indigenous relations working groups gathered in picturesque Pinawa for several days of conversation they hope will inspire and ultimately lead to broader awareness and hyper-local uptake of earth-care and Indigenous reconciliation among congregations.

Fresh eyes on Palestine

December 5th

Fresh eyes on Palestine

Five participants from the MC Canada PIN reflect on their “solidarity pilgrimage” led by the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Centre in occupied East Jerusalem in November.