Saskatchewan youth want to be in the loop



“We want a church that is for everyone, and we want to be part of making that happen.” This statement from a Saskatchewan Mennonite Youth Organization (SMYO) report to the Mennonite Church Saskatchewan annual delegate sessions appeared to be borne out by the level of engagement witnessed in members of the SMYO Committee at the March 13 and 14 meetings. In response to the MC Saskatchewan Communication Policy, Krista Loewen, associate pastor of Wildwood Mennonite, Saskatoon, and Gabby Martin, SMYO Committee member from Zoar Mennonite, Langham, charged that the policy is “not youth-friendly.” SMYO, they said, would like to be kept “in the loop,” and suggested that minutes from the various committees and organizations be “sent out with bullet points,” in addition to the longer version that is required by the area church policy.

See other stories about the sessions:

‘Covenanted around Jesus Christ, not our confession of faith’ (main report)

Decreased giving leads to budget cuts

MC Saskatchewan bids farewell to Jerry Buhler



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