Mennonite Church Canada and partners are gearing up for this binational, intergenerational, Anabaptist-led gathering, focussing on young adults and faith organizations doing climate/creation care.
Winnipeg – Loren Entz, former International Witness Associate with Mennonite Church Canada, passed away on June 27th, 2026, after a number of challenging years with an undiagnosed illness. He was 78 years old.
By International Witness Release and Mackenzie Nicolle
In March 2026, dozens of people gathered together to celebrate PeaceBuilders Community, Inc. (PBCI) and tell stories of Mennonite Church Canada’s Witness workers Lakan and Joji Pantoja as they transitioned from their roles in leadership. This included groups that 20 years ago, when the Pantojas began their ministry, would not have been seen in the same place, much less taking pictures and eating together.
Simplify worship planning for Fall of 2026 and join Christians around the world in recognizing the Season of Creation from September 1- October 4, 2026!
Leader Magazine’s Summer 2026 Issue includes wonderful new worship material, written by worship leaders from Mennonite Church Canada for your use.
Mennonite Church Canada is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery (www.dismantlediscovery.org) that supports the shared employment of Jonathan Neufeld.
Liam Kachkar is a city planner, member of First Mennonite in Edmonton, and the new North America representative for Mennonite World Conference's (MWC) Young Anabaptist Committee (YAB).
Faith has always been an important part of my family and life, and since both of my parents as well as my two older siblings attended CMU, choosing it myself felt like a natural next step. I wanted to go somewhere that would challenge me academically while also helping me continue to grow in my faith. CMU seemed like a place where I could do both. I also liked that it has a close-knit community where people seem to genuinely care about each other, and are actively involved in each other's lives.
Nineteen young adults from congregations across Mennonite Church Manitoba gathered in September at Camp Assiniboia for MCM’s annual Young Adult Retreat
My paraphrase of his words: “as I looked into it [Anabaptism], I realized that it named where I was already at.” It was, I would say, very easy to root myself in this faith tradition, as it seemed the spirit had already been leading me to this tradition before I found the words for it.
"In the daylight God disappears, running here and there, contending with the desires of people, shaking with laughter, then weeping. Which recalls to her this singular concern: to keep dancing her crazy cosmic conga and coax all the broken circles back to love."
A Calling to Serve Youth and Young Adults - MCEC seeks a Regional Minister who is passionate about helping congregations nurture the faith, gifts and leadership of youth and young adults. This role will equip and encourage ministry leaders, foster collaboration across congregations and support a shared vision of thriving Anabaptist communities where all generations serve together.
Mennonite Church Eastern Canada (MCEC) is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a multi-year grant from the Lyle S. Hallman Foundation to launch a new initiative to strengthen ministry with youth and young adults.