Mennonite Content at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights!
Andrew and I have visited the Canadian Museum for Human Rights a few times since it’s opened. (Including to attend a screening of the fabulous […]
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You Should Read ‘The Russian Mennonite Story’!
There seems to be a lot of information about the Mennonites who immigrated to Canada in the 1870’s…and very little about the Mennonites who remained […]
Hard Truths Dragged Into the Light: Eleanor Chornoboy’s “Katarina: Mennonite Girl From Russia”
You know how when you finish reading a book and you feel sad, because you feel like you’re saying good-bye to a good friend? That’s […]
A Protest Medicine Cabinet
What does a Mennonite do when they’re very upset and have a strong point to make? Why, they paint a medicine cabinet, of course! I […]
On Moustache Grooming and Mennonite History: 5 Questions with Archivist Conrad Stoesz
Conrad Stoesz has been archivist at the Mennonite Heritage Archives in Winnipeg since 1999. He is on the board of the Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society and […]