Tag: AGM

  • Notable actions and Manitoba AGM

    Notable actions and Manitoba AGM

    Delegates welcomed a new congregation into Mennonite Church Manitoba and passed a resolution to endorse a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty at the regional church’s annual gathering on March 1-2.    More than 160 people, including 104 delegates from 31 of the 39 MC Manitoba churches, gathered at Emmanuel Mennonite Church in Winkler.    Fanosie Legesse, who serves…

  • Klassen urges outreach at Saskatchewan AGM

    Klassen urges outreach at Saskatchewan AGM

    “The gospel begins with ‘hello.’” This was the challenge Doug Klassen, executive minister for Mennonite Church Canada, gave to those gathered for the Mennonite Church Saskatchewan Annual Delegate Sessions on March 8-9 at North Star Mennonite Church in Drake, Saskatchewan. Over 80 people attended, including 49 delegates from 21 of 22 MC Saskatchewan congregations.       The…

  • Alberta AGM marked by hope and diversity

    Alberta AGM marked by hope and diversity

    Participants celebrated the diversity of the family of God, strategized ways to improve inclusivity and marked leadership transitions at Mennonite Church Alberta’s 2024 delegate sessions.         Mennonites from across the province gathered March 15-16 at Holyrood Mennonite Church in Edmonton.         On the first evening, an enthusiastic, intergenerational, intercultural music group led delegates and visitors in a…

  • Lymburner elected chair of Canadian Mennonite Publishing Service

    Lymburner elected chair of Canadian Mennonite Publishing Service

    On May 13, Canadian Mennonite Publishing Service (CMPS) held its 52nd AGM via video conference. CMPS is the non-profit body that publishes Canadian Mennonite magazine. Kathryn Lymburner of Stouffville, Ontario, was elected chairperson, replacing Henry Krause of Langley, B.C. Krause leaves the board after nine years, six as chairperson. In his final report, Krause said:…

  • MC Manitoba re-imagines church together at annual gathering

    MC Manitoba re-imagines church together at annual gathering

    The buzz of conversation and singing was a welcome sound as people filled Douglas Mennonite Church in Winnipeg for Mennonite Church Manitoba’s first in-person gathering in three years. This year’s event hosted more than 150 people, including 111 delegates, on March 3 and 4. The theme was “Re-imagining church together.” “It’s a focus befitting the…