Events

Is Reconciliation Possible?

The 2024 Rodney and Lorna Sawatsky Visiting Scholar is Rev. Dr. Ray Aldred, director of the Indigenous Studies program at the Vancouver School of Theology.

Attend a special film screening of "Peace by Chocolate", hosted by University of Waterloo’s Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS 325) students.

Join us to celebrate Paul Penner's retirement and lifetime of contributions to Grebel with a talent show night out. Wear your best tie!

A Plot-Driven People: Mennonite Narratives in the Age of Nationalism (1870-1945)

This year's Bechtel Lecturer in Anabaptist Studies is Dr. John P. Eicher, Associate Professor of History at Pennsylvania State University-Altoona.

Celebrating the achievements of Grebel Alumni Angie Koch, who has been awarded Grebel's 2023 Distinguished Alumni Service Award. 

Please register in advance for this free event.

Celebrate the launch of Hildi Froese Tiessen's new book On Mennonite/s Writing, collecting 18 essays that reflect a half-century of critical engagement in Mennonite writing.

Save the date for Grebel's Convocation Celebrations for 2024.

Reunite with fellow Grebel alumni from the ‘90s era.

Join other UW College alumni from “across the creek” at this family friendly event. Catch up with your friends and enjoy the game from the WestJet Flight deck.

From Problems to Possibilities: Faith Communities enabling those in the third third of life to flourish, presented by Rev. Dr. Mark Roberts.