New anthology documents six decades of Anabaptist response to Indigenous calls for justice

A new anthology published by Mennonite Central Committee Canada (MCC) and Mennonite Church Canada hits the press this fall. Be it Resolved: Anabaptists & Partner Coalitions Advocate for Indigenous Justice is a collection of over 90 documents detailing commitments Anabaptists have made to Indigenous justice and decolonization since the 1960s.

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Meet our Table Talk guest speakers: Bryan Born

Bryan Born is a guest speaker at Table Talk 2020, Mennonite Church Canada's virtual study conference on Oct. 24. President of Columbia Bible College in Abbotsford, B.C., Bryan will talk about missiology in today's current context.

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Meet our Table Talk guest speakers: Jesse Nickel

Jesse Nickel, professor of Biblical Studies at Columbia Bible College in Abbotsford, B.C., is a guest speaker at Mennonite Church Canada's study conference Table Talk 2020: "Does the Church still have legs?" on October 24. He will present on worship in the New Testament.

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Meet our Table Talk guest speakers: Irma Fast Dueck

Irma Fast Dueck, Associate Professor of Practical Theology at Canadian Mennonite University, lives in Winnipeg and will be a guest speaker at Mennonite Church Canada's study conference Table Talk 2020: "Does the Church still have legs?" on October 24. She will present on worship in the life of the church.

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Postures of trust and openness to transformation

In our latest interview, Tany Warkentin, Liaison to Ministry in Africa for Mennonite Church Canada, shares about the relationships between our Canadian congregations and the Burkina Faso Church and ways congregations can learn more and become involved in International Witness ministry in Africa. 

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Leah Reesor-Keller Begins as Executive Minister

What is now possible that wasn’t before? This is a question I want to explore with you as we seek to follow God’s leading for us as the people of Mennonite Church Eastern Canada. We’re on a journey together that requires courageous imagination to open us to seeing where the Spirit is at work among us and in the world. In the midst of the pandemic, in the midst of social upheaval, in the midst of people and creation in crisis, God is busy doing new things, and making a way where there was no way.

Leah Reesor-Keller begins her ministry this week as MCEC Executive Minister. Watch for the video greeting coming to your congregation soon. She anticipates meeting many congregations online over the next months, and in-person as guidelines allow.

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