EMCC HISTORY

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  • Women Preachers Part 1: Mennonite Brethren in Christ

    Why did a small Mennonite body suddenly start licensing female preachers in 1884, the first Mennonite group in North America ever to do so? How did the percentage of women in the MBiC Ontario Conference, in particular, reach 29% in… Continue reading

    Women Preachers Part 1: Mennonite Brethren in Christ
  • Missionary Stirrings in the New Mennonite Church (1859)

    What a congregation or denomination does about Jesus’ Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20) is a fair measure of its maturity in Christ. The organization does not need to be super-active in the mission of the Church–it may be beginning from zero–but… Continue reading

    Missionary Stirrings in the New Mennonite Church (1859)
  • Does God Care About the EMCC?

    In modern jargon, I am “passionate” about the history of the Missionary Church. That matters nothing, however, if God does not care about this denominational group. The history of the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada fascinates me, but why should… Continue reading

    Does God Care About the EMCC?