JOIN IN THE JOURNEY
Provincial Engagements with Mennonite Connections
In four of the five regional churches that comprise Mennonite Church Canada, there are active circles working to respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, and exploring paths of decolonization and Indigenous solidarity. Don’t hesitate to send an email to the contact person in your area and ask what's happening and how you might get involved.
British Columbia: MCBC Indigenous Relations Task Group
- Henry Krause, Chair
- Bridget Findlay, Mennonite Central Committee British Columbia Indigenous Neighbours Program Coordinator
Alberta: MCAB Indigenous Relations Working Group
- Suzanne Gross, Bridge Building Facilitator
Saskatchewan: Walking the Path
- Nancy Epp, Chair
- Randy Klassen , Mennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan Aboriginal Neighbours
Manitoba: Mennonite Coalition for Indigenous Solidarity
- Kerry Saner-Harvey, Mennonite Central Committee Manitoba Indigenous Neighbours
- Melanie Neufeld, Mennonite Church Manitoba Director of Mission Engagement
Ontario: MCEC Truth and Reconciliation Working Group
- Melissa Miller, MCEC constituent
National Ecumenical Opportunities
Christian Peacemaker Teams Turtle Island Solidarity Network Delegations
Kairos Canada: Faithful Action for Justice
NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community
Evangelical Fellowship of Canada - Indigenous Relations
Mennonite World Conference Peace Commission Statement of solidarity with Indigenous Peoples
We have one month left to reach our Global Companionship goals for this year.
We are inviting your support for an additional $48,000 by the end of March!
Why Global Companionship?
The goal of mission is not primarily aid (humanitarian assistance); it’s not even partnership. We engage in mission to establish friendships that lead to the formation of a new people in the world... If we are in Christ, we have become part of a new creation.