Learning in Canada

Excitement is growing for a new, national ministry in partnership with Canada’s Aboriginal communities. Decades of persistent relationship building with Canada’s First Nations has seen the development of Mennonite church plants in places like Cross Lake and Matheson Island, Manitoba. This past fall, Riverton Community Fellowship celebrated its 10th anniversary, with local leader Barb Daniels leading worship. Two years ago this congregation chose to join Mennonite Church Manitoba. Seeds for similar church and faith development are being planted in Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, and Eastern Canada. You can be part of this exciting ministry and walk along side our Aboriginal neighbours in faithful commitment to God’s mission of making all people God’s people.

You can help

Help nurture the Creator’s desire for wholeness of all people by choosing to make one or more of the following gifts:

• $100 helps develop and distribute DVDs of Native-language Scriptures.
  Total Need: $1,200
• $350 helps publish and distribute one issue of Intotemak, a Native Ministry newsletter that helps connect the Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal church communities.
  Total Need: $4,000
• $400 pays for the translation into Ojibway of the Confession of Faith in a Mennonite Perspective.

Giving is easy

• Click on the “Donate Now” button (specify the gift code in the box, “Would you like to send a message to Mennonite Church Canada?”)
• Call 1-866-888-6785 and tell us your preference.

Contributions over and above this need will go to support other life-giving Mennonite Church Canada Witness.