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Ministries
- MB Collegiate Institute
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Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute (MBCI) is an independent Christian high school serving approximately 550 students in Grade 6 through Senior 4. MBCI provides an academic program leading to High School Graduation and entrance to all post secondary institutions. MBCI is well known for its strong music program, high academic standards and excellent sports program. Above all MBCI provides a safe learning environment where students can grow and express themselves and their faith traditions. All MBCI teachers are committed Christians and certified by the Manitoba Department of Education and Training.
- Simonhouse Bible Camp
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Simonhouse Bible Camp is a Christian camp aimed at strengthening family and spiritual values. We are committed to providing quality in all that we do. We seek to meet an individual’s needs in all the areas of life: physically, emotionally, cognitively, and spiritually. We seek to do this through using the great outdoors as our classroom, and using caring, trained staff to provide an atmosphere of safety, love, and spiritual guidance.
Simonhouse Bible Camp is located in the Grass River Provincial Park 1 km off Highway 39 on beautiful Simonhouse Lake.
- Family Life Network
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Connecting Points with Kids team |
Family Life Network (FLN) is a multi-cultural non-profit Christian media production agency whose primary purpose is to help people build healthy relationships with God, family and friends. FLN currently produces media in seven languages, each with their own ethnic producer, partnering with over 900 media outlets worldwide. FLN has positioned itself as a creative content provider for broadcasters and local live events.
Left: Spanish producer Ernesto Pinto being interviewed in El Salvador on ENLACE TV – Latin American satellite network.
Right: Filming on the streets of Amman, Jordan for the Come and See Arabic TV program. |
- Canadian Mennonite University
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Canadian Mennonite University is an innovative degree-granting Christian university, rooted in the Anabaptist faith, moved and transformed by the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Through teaching, research and service CMU inspires and equips women and men for lives of service, leadership and reconciliation in church and society.
Building upon over 50 years of Mennonite higher education, CMU was chartered by the Province of Manitoba in 1998 to combine the resources of three colleges: Canadian Mennonite Bible College, Concord College and Menno Simons College. Today, CMU operates as one institution, offering a variety of degrees and choice of educational settings.
- Outtatown
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An Outtatown discipleship school is an adventure in unconventional learning. Students learn by experience, instruction and example. They live and travel in various physical settings, from wilderness to inner city, from church basements to summer camps to upscale hotels. They observe extremes of wealth and poverty as well as differences in language and culture as they live in several locations in Canada and the Third World. Through celebration and adventure they learn about God’s joyful and creative nature. Through service, they are challenged beyond their comfort zone and gain new insights about themselves and those they seek to serve.
The Outtatown Schools are a worldwide multi-denominational educational ministry of the Canadian Mennonite University.
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