Apr 23rd, 2025
Already Happening: Reflections on Climate Jazz
Marnie Klassen writes Already Happening: Reflections on Climate Jazz, Holy Participation, and the Essential Work of Collaboration.
Climate Action
God calls us as the church to care for creation, to stand with and stand up for the vulnerable and to resist non-violently the powerful forces of evil in this world opposed to God’s good purposes.
Climate Action
We call on all members and congregations and regional churches
of our Mennonite Church Canada family to join together
in this eco-mission.
We must act. We must act together. And we must act urgently.
Why get involved in climate action?
April is Earth Month
Mennonite Church Canada invites you to celebrate Earth Month 2025! God calls us to care for creation which sustains, heals and connects all of us, across the globe.
Explore these resources to find your next step in Creation Care!
Sustainability Leadership Group
In January of 2020 Mennonite Church Canada’s Joint Council approved the development of a strategy to give leadership in moving towards greater sustainability within its sphere of influence. In doing so, it formed the Sustainability Leadership Group with representation from across the nationwide church. This volunteer group works at a national level to guide our national and regional churches towards greater sustainability of ministries, programs, and buildings.
Engage Regionally
The regional churches of Mennonite Church Canada would be thrilled to hear from you. Bring your ideas, your spirit, and your energy. Connect with climate care in your regional church:
British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Eastern Canada
Emissions Reduction Grant
Looking to improve the sustainability and efficiency of your church building? Get financial help through the MC Canada Emissions Reduction Grant! The purpose of this grant is to inspire congregations to lead their communities toward reducing both direct and indirect emissions of GHGs starting with their facilities.
We invite you to donate to our Creation Care Fund which pays for the grants. We also encourage grant recipients to "pay it forward" allowing other churches to benefit.
Partners in Climate Action
