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The MCEC office is closed for 4-6 weeks for renovations. Staff are working remotely and available via email.

Due to our office closure and the Canada Post mail strike, please consider the following alternatives for remittances:

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Use electronic funds transfer: email financeoffice@mcec.ca.
Transfer funds via Member-to-Member transfer at Kindred Credit Union. Please send us an email so we know who the transfer is from.

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Bring items to 50 Kent Ave., Kitchener, ON and place them in the After Hours Mail Dropoff box located to the right upon entering the main floor.
Congregational Remittance Form:
Use the remittance form found in the MCEC Finance Resources section on our website for every contribution

Mennonite Church Eastern Canada is a diverse community of 108 congregations and 12,500 members and active participants across Eastern Canada. A Regional Church of Mennonite Church Canada, we are transformed by the love of God, inspired by the hope we find in Jesus and called to action by the power of the Holy Spirit.

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IW Companion of the Month - November 2025

Nov 1st, 2025

IW Companion of the Month - November 2025

Learn more and pray for the fast growing Evangelical Mennonite Church in Vietnam - the International Witness Global Companion for November.

MC Canada welcomes new Communications Coordinator

Nov 1st, 2025

MC Canada welcomes new Communications Coordinator

Mennonite Church Canada welcomes Mackenzie Nicolle as new Communications Coordinator.

Called to Reconciliation

Oct 29th, 2025

Called to Reconciliation

- by Ruth Boehm

Vanessa Grenier was inspired to make a quilt as an act of healing and reconciliation. In response to the history of residential schools in Canada and spurred on by the discovery of possible remains of 215 children at a former residential school in Kamploops BC in 2021, she wanted to do something. She is a quilter and so she began to quilt. She started with one quilt for a survivor. Over 8000 quilts have now been made and given to survivors of residential schools and those impacted by the Sixties Scoop.

Transformed. Inspired. Called: An MCEC Devotional

Transformed Inspired Called: An MCEC Weekly Devotional

Called to Reconciliation

Oct 29th, 2025

Called to Reconciliation

- by Ruth Boehm

Transformed. Inspired. Called: An MCEC Devotional

Transformed by Lament

Oct 22nd, 2025

Transformed by Lament

- by Dawne Driedger

Almost ten years ago, I entered a very dark time in my life. It was preceded by a number of significant changes in my life and some serious health issues requiring several weeks of radiation. The emotional nature of my work (which I love), walking alongside congregations and individuals who have their own crises, also contributed. Numerous stressful circumstances converged over a short period of time to create a perfect storm and I began a period of crippling anxiety that took years of recovery.

Transformed. Inspired. Called: An MCEC Devotional

Through the Wilderness

Oct 15th, 2025

Through the Wilderness

- by Mark Diller Harder

Is the wilderness a place of danger and fear, or a place of safety and wellbeing? Is it a place to flee from and escape, or a place to run to and embrace?

Transformed. Inspired. Called: An MCEC Devotional

An Authentic Word of Thanksgiving

Oct 8th, 2025

An Authentic Word of Thanksgiving

- by Ruth Boehm

“Praise to God, Immortal praise” was the song we sang each Thanksgiving. It is a descriptive hymn naming the beauty of the earth, the rich harvest of fields and gardens (HWB 91,92). The song has a second part. A different tune. A different tone. The next three verses describe the devastation of drought, disease and natural disaster. But the final verse begins with the word, Yet. Yet, in spite of all of that, a word of gratitude to God is spoken and sung.

Transformed. Inspired. Called: An MCEC Devotional

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Mennonite Church Eastern Canada (MCEC) is a vibrant and diverse community of 108 congregations across Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick. We are transformed by God, inspired by the hope we find in Jesus and called to action by the power of the Holy Spirit as followers of Jesus Christ.

Your generosity helps us live out this calling. Donations—alongside the faithful giving of our congregations—make possible vital ministries such as church planting, workshops and the professional and spiritual development of pastors. Every gift makes a difference, and we are deeply grateful for your support.

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