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Mennonite Church Manitoba is a covenant community of 40 congregations with around 5,000 members.

Our vision is to be a flourishing community of worshiping, learning, and serving congregations grounded in the faithful love of our Creator, where people can find belonging in the Spirit and follow the Way of Jesus together, doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God.

We are one of the regional churches of Mennonite Church Canada, which is a member of Mennonite World Conference.

Mennonite Church Canada

Mennonite Church Canada is a covenanted partnership among:

MC Eastern Canada MC Manitoba MC Saskatchewan MC Alberta MC British Columbia

The overall mission of the partnership is the vision healing and hope statement:

God calls us to be followers of Jesus Christ and,
by the power of the Holy Spirit to grow
as communities of grace, joy and peace
so that God's healing and hope
flow through us to the world.

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Companion Congregations Relationship Brings Rich Harvest

Nov 3rd, 2026

Companion Congregations Relationship Brings Rich Harvest

In 2025, Mennonite Church Manitoba launched Companion Congregations, a program that pairs congregations together for mutual encouragement and meaningful relationship. Springstein Mennonite Church and Charleswood Mennonite Church joined the program and were paired up last fall.

Young Adult Retreat Nurtures Community and Belonging

Oct 6th, 2026

Young Adult Retreat Nurtures Community and Belonging

Nineteen young adults from congregations across Mennonite Church Manitoba gathered in September at Camp Assiniboia for MCM’s annual Young Adult Retreat

Camps with Meaning Continues Legacy of Leadership Development

Oct 1st, 2026

Camps with Meaning Continues Legacy of Leadership Development

Camps with Meaning holds a legacy of leadership development for young people stretching back three quarters of a century—and this legacy continues today through vital initiatives like the Teen Volunteer (TV) program.