

Emissions Reduction Grant Recipients 2023-24
Get inspired to make changes to your church building to reduce harmful Green House Gases (GHG). Read what other congregations in Mennonite Church Canada have done with their Emissions Reduction Grant.
2023
Nine congregations received Emissions Reduction Grants in 2023. Read their stories. Part one features the first four congregations and part two the other five congregations.
- Lowe Farm Bergthaler Mennonite Church - high efficiency LED lighting
- Listowel Mennonite Church - high efficiency LED lighting plus past upgrades
- First Mennonite Church (Edmonton) - upgrade lighting fixtures plus past upgrades
- Sherbrooke Mennonite Church (Vancouver) - high efficiency LED lighting plus future plans
- Jubilee Mennonite Church (Winnipeg): Falling (and failing) windows
- Fort Garry Mennonite Fellowship (Winnipeg): Upgrading a roof
- Holyrood Mennonite Church (Edmonton): Stopping the drafts
- Toronto United Mennonite Church: Heat pumps
- Home Street Mennonite Church (Winnipeg): Ceiling fans
2024
Emissions Reduction Grants (ERG) totaling $18,000 to help two rural and four urban congregations reduce their carbon footprint.
From Mennonite Church Eastern Canada (MCEC):
- Chin Christian Church (Kitchener) Read Story
- First Mennonite Church (Kitchener) - insulation Read Story
- Waters Mennonite Church (Lively)
From Mennonite Church Saskatchewan (MC Sask):
- Osler Mennonite Church - on demand hot water system Read Story
- Warman Mennonite Church
From Mennonite Church BC:
- Langley Mennonite Fellowship - heat pumps Read Story