Canadian Mennonite University Alumni

Episode 3 is online!

Ideas that began as conversations among at MSC Conflict Resolution Studies students have grown into a warming hut for the Red River. Rainbow Butterfly has been made to honour murdered and missing indigenous women, girls, and LGBTQ2S individuals. https://www.mscollege.ca//story-rainbow-butteryfly-warming

Were you unable to join us for our important discussion on the effects of the pandemic on our systems of care for older adults? A recorded version of the conversation is now available at cmu.ca/face2face.

Remembering John H. Neufeld, former President and Associate Professor of Practical Theology at CMBC. Neufeld is remembered by CMU to be a forthright leader, a f...orerunner of Christian higher education, a passionate preacher, and a critical storyteller who refused to simplify complicated truths. See more

CMU remembers the legacy of Menno Wiebe. After graduating from CMBC in 1961 Menno returned to the CMU community many times, teaching his passion and understandi...ng of Indigenous-Settler relations to successive generations of students, faculty, and staff. Many of those in the CMBC/CMU community remember Wiebe's powerful craftsmanship with words and the legacy of his mission and writings.

Tonight at 8:00 PM CST! cmu.ca/face2face From Violence to Peace: Stories can change the world

An online event to honour and celebrate 22 years of Outtatown. (Please register for the zoom link on the event page.) The event will include messages from instructors/partners, space to honour partners, and memory sharing in breakout rooms.

Alumni Farmers (part 4): Hooked on a Feeling: Nicholas Rempel, Niverville MB "This is my evangelical plea to any 20-something malcontents among you: stop wasting anger on The Corporation and The Conservatives and get some chickens instead." https://media.cmu.ca/story-alumnifarmers-pt4

In the age of Climate Change the adage "think global, act local" is more freighted than ever. This alumna farmer is taking it to the bank. https://media.cmu.ca/story-alumnifarmers-pt3

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Metanoia Farmers/CMU Farm, we're checking in with Alumni to see how the farm impacted them and how they are building small scale agriculture into their livelihoods. Below is part one, part two was shared yesterday. #CMUFarm #smallscaleagriculture #creationcare #CMUwpg #bepartofthedifference

The second part of our story series with alumni farmers is a conversation with Marta and Kelsey Bunnett Wiebe. Newly married, this year they moved to New Brunswick to work with a Community Shared Agriculture project. http://ow.ly/kDeT50BRdvT #CMUFarm #smallscaleagriculture #creationcare #CMUwpg #bepartofthedifference