Events

Watch The Anabaptist Story Lives On: Virtual Museum and Archives Tour with Anabaptist museums, archives and heritage centres across North America. Beginning May 12 at 8 pm EDT and on Tuesday evenings following, watch 20 minute presentations followed by a chance to ask questions. Free Registration and More Information

If you would like to watch our special tour video from the reunion, we have it available to watch on YouTube.

If you would like to download our photo slide show of 60's memories, you can download the PowerPoint here.

If you are interested in listening to the recording of reunion, please contact Alison Enns or Fred Martin.

Know of someone who would be a good fit for Grebel and the University of Waterloo? Encourage them to connect with us at the Waterloo Virtual Fair.

Table Talk: Does the Church still have legs?

“Table Talk: Does the Church Still Have Legs?” will examine what it means to be the church and the role of worship. The conference will be held on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020, through Zoom, a virtual-meeting platform.

This past Spring, Grebel postponed its Convocation Celebration to the Fall. We hoped that the Fall event could be in-person, but unfortunately we are still unable to hold large gatherings. I'm sorry that we cannot celebrate graduation face-to-face. 

2020 Benjamin Eby Lecture

The #MeToo movement has placed sexual violence in the spotlight and Mennonites are asking; “What does it mean to be people of peace when sexual abuse and assault is woven into the fabric of our own communities?” Through a survey of church periodicals, I will show that some Mennonites have been working on this topic for almost fifty years.

Join us for an information session about the Master of Theological Studies program at Conrad Grebel University College.

Carol Penner and Bekah Smoot-Enns will share about the MTS program, including admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, and the applicaiton process.

Contact us for more information at theological.studies@uwaterloo.ca or register below.

The Master of Peace and Conflict Studies (MPACS) program is a professional, graduate degree that prepares students with theory and practical skills for careers in the field of peacebuilding. MPACS faculty, staff, and current students will be hosting a virtual information session Wednesday, December 16, 10:00am-11:00am (EST).

Join us on Zoom to learn about admission requirements, course options, internships, scholarships, and the graduate student experience.

View the YouTube premiere via this link.

Are you missing Christmas music, events, and gatherings? Grab some hot chocolate and tune in on YouTube for a special virtual Grebel Christmas show with stories, music, memories, and a glimpse of Grebel life today.
This is a free virtual event!