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.
Ontario Mennonite Music Camp (OMMC) is a place where youth (finishing grades 6-11 for camp, and finishing grades 11 & 12 for LIT program) develop and enrich relationships, faith, musicality, and leadership in a fun and supportive summer camp environment. OMMC provides an exciting summer opportunity, pairing exceptional musical instruction with traditional camp activities.
Come together in song to commemorate the centenary of the 1920s Mennonite immigration to Ontario from settlements in present-day Russia and Ukraine.
Celebrate the launch of History Professor and Dean of Grebel Troy Osborne's new book Radicals and Reformers: A Survey of Global Anabaptist History.
Come celebrate 10 years of inspiring people, projects and peace-building and reconnect with others from your time in the Kindred Credit Union Centre for Peace Advancement.
Niagara Grebelites are invited to the home of Ron (BA 1986) and Ingrid (BMATH 1986) Kielstra in Beamsville for a casual reception and afternoon of visiting.
The Mennonite Historical Society of Ontario, along with the Ontario Heritage Trust, will unveil a commemorative plaque to be placed at the site of the Montreal River Alternative Service camp (just north of Sault Ste. Marie). Canada's Alternative Service program ran from 1941-1946, with over 10,000 participants, many of them Mennonite.
Stop by Grebel on Tuesday, October 8 at 4:30 PM to hear details about Grebel's residence renewal project. Stay for refreshments, visit with students, staff, faculty, and board members, and learn how you can help create an inviting and environmentally responsible space for the next generation of Grebelites.
At the University of Waterloo's 2024 Fall Convocation, Mark Yantzi (BA 1969, MASC 1978) will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws for his outstanding accomplishments in the field of Restorative Justice. Join us for a Brown Bag Lunch screening of "The Elmira Case".
Resurfacing brings to light the beautiful and practical testaments of Mennonite women’s self-expression despite the economic and gender constraints of 19th and 20th century rural Manitoba.