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MC Sask Continuing Education Event
Sway the Fray
Transforming Conflict
Matthew Hartman
May 21-24 at Wildwood Mennonite Church
9:00 am – 12:30 pm
Cost: $125.00
Matthew Hartman is a passionate, relationship-oriented restorative justice practitioner engaged in values-based work that facilitates nonviolent and life-giving change within individuals and communities.
In this engaging training, participants will explore the diverse array of styles accessed for dealing with conflict, identify preferred styles, and dissect the strengths and weaknesses of each. Within the framework of this understanding, participants will then review and practice the skills necessary to effectively communicate within the context of conflict. These same communication skills will then be utilized to learn and practice facets of the art of mediation.
Participants will leave with a foundation of understanding and skills to effectively communicate within and intervene in interpersonal conflict situations.
Please register at the MC Sask office by May 15th
mcsask@mcsask.ca
306 249 4844
Everyone is Welcome!
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Youth Assembly Travel Registration
SMYO 2013 Youth Assembly Travel Registration
Vacation Bible School 2013
Information and Applications
Host Congregation 2013 Application
Troupe Leader 2013 Application
Troupe Member 2013 Application
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Mennonite Trust Scholarship 2013 Application
MC Sask Student Education Fund 2013 Scholarship Application
Toward
a Vision ....
"Christ
Centred and Sent...", has been adopted at the February 2006
delegate session as the vision for our conference.
Starter Kit for 'Doing the
Vision!'
Information
on MC Sask Covenant
Mennonite
Church Saskatchewan (MCSask) is 33 churches
with 3341 members,
seeking together:
- to
build up Christ's body and serve God's kingdom here and around
the world
- to
promote spiritual growth and unity of spirit among the members
of the Conference and
- to
perpetuate our common Mennonite faith as a witness to the world.
We
meet together to worship and discern God's will, whether deliberating
in delegate sessions, celebrating in Songfests or studying in pastors'
or Bible conferences. Our shared ministries include:
- our
youth organization (SMYO), camps and school (RJC)
- resource
and support services for congregations and pastors through the
Pastoral Leadership and Christian Education Commissions, the Conference
Minister and Youth Minister
- service
and witness ministries such as P2P (Person to Person), nursing
homes and other Ministries Commission and Women in Mission initiatives
(Note that this is not an exhaustive list.)
Mennonite
Church Saskatchewan partners with other area conferences to form
Mennonite Church Canada,
and with other national churches to form the Mennonite
World Conference.
Mennonite Church Saskatchewan
is grateful for the donations from individuals and churches
who support our work.
For your convenience
we are now able to accept Pre-authorized Debit.
Please contact the office for further information.

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Office Staff
Area Church Minister
Jerry Buhler
jerry@mcsask.ca
Area Church Youth Minister
youthminister@mcsask.ca
Office and Financial
Administrator
Charlotte Bueckert
mcsask@mcsask.ca
LINKS
Truth and Reconciliation
http:// www.trc.ca
http://mythperceptions.ca/
Commonly Used Acronyms
Lutheran-Mennonite Study Guide
www.liveforpeace.org
www.healingandhope.ca
Support Group GLBTQ
MC Sask Documents
Annual Delegate Session Report Booklet 2013
2013-2014 Directory
Consultation Report Fall 2011
Bylaws 2009
Congregational Leaders Handbook
Safe Church Policy February 2012
Vibrant Rural Church Report
Vibrant Rural Church Discussion Guide
Centre
for Rural Community Leadership and Ministry
www.circle-m.ca
http://www.circle-m.ca/conferences-and-events/index.php
Resource Guide
Developed
by the Pastoral Leadership Commission and distributed at the Pastor's
Gathering. Congregations wishing to work further on sexuality questions
are encouraged
to use this guide. This is primarily a description of helpful process
and a
listing of readily available Mennonite resources.
Anabaptist
Seed Study Guide
The introduction to this 2004 study guide explained:
We want to use this as a resource for reaffirming our common
faith, for exploring further ways to apply this faith in our current
contexts, and for opening ourselves to Gods call for us as
a people.

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