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Last updated 10 April 2003.
Vancouver Chinese Mennonite Church
Retrieval numbers: Volume 1956
Title: Vancouver Chinese Mennonite Church fonds
Dates: 1977-1981
Extent: 8 cm of textual records
Repository: Mennonite Heritage Centre Archives
The Vancouver Chinese Mennonite Church was founded in 1977 in Vancouver, B.C. It was the result of an outreach ministry by the Mountainview Mennonite Church. They met in this meeting house until they purchased their own meeting house in 1978. In 1981 there were 41 members. In 1982 there were 120 members. In 1984 they expanded their meeting house. In 1989 there were 164 members and in 2000 there were 173. The founding and long-time leader of the congregation is: Stephen Lee (1977- ).
This fonds contains bulletins (1977-1981) and a directory ([1979]). The records pertain to the development of the Chinese Mennonite congregation in Vancouver, B.C. The records are difficult to access because they are all in Chinese pictographs (either Cantonese or Mandrin).
Vancouver Chinese Mennonite Church
Vancouver Chinese Mennonite Church
Inventory file list available.
All material is in some Chinese language.
No restrictions on access.
Textual records have been deposited by the congregation at the Mennonite Heritage Centre. Described by Bert Friesen 21 February 2003.