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One way that Conrad Grebel University College fosters community is through its academic publication, The Conrad Grebel Review (CGR). Reaching out to a global community of scholars, CGR is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal of Christian inquiry devoted to thoughtful, sustained discussion of spirituality, theology, and culture from a broadly-based Mennonite perspective. 

The Theological Studies program at Grebel is a great place to study in preparation for a career in ministry. Some recent grads have been ordained in the last year:
Ben Cassels (MTS ‘14)
ordained Mar. 1/15, Waterloo North Mennonite Church
Tanya Dyck-Steinmann (BA ‘95, MTS ‘02)
ordained Apr. 12/15, East Zorra Mennonite Church
Steve Brnjas (MTS ‘11)
Thursday, April 30, 2015

An Exceptional Class of 2015

Theological Studies Graduates 2015“Convocation is a time to celebrate!” With this announcement, President Susan Schultz Huxman welcomed a record number of guests sharing the day with 165 graduating students.

Monday, February 9, 2015

The Gift of Ethics

The Gift of Ethics bookStructured on the Beatitudes, Trevor Bechtel’s newly published book, The Gift of Ethics, is a short, readable introduction to the major ideas in Christian ethics.

Friday, January 23, 2015

Reimer Book Launched

Conrad Grebel University College was privileged to host a book launch for Toward an Anabaptist Political Theology: Law, Order, and Civil Society, a collection of A. James Reimer’s essays.

It was a joyful atmosphere on June 26, as 130 guests attended the Ralph and Eileen Lebold Endowment for Leadership Training Fundraising Banquet. Not only was the crowd looking forward to a delicious meal and a thought-provoking keynote, but this tenth annual event marked the achievement of an important milestone as the endowment surpassed one million dollars.