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Sunday@CMU: February 2025

Suffering the Truth: Occasional Sermons and Reflections

This month on Sunday@CMU, we hear from Chris Huebner, Associate Professor of Theology and Philosophy at CMU. As we prepare to observe Lent next month, Chris will get us thinking about this season in the church calendar with excerpts from his book, Suffering the Truth: Occasional Sermons and Reflections.

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2025 Friesen Lectures Series | Anabaptist Peace Witness - Historical Significance and Today's Mission (videos)

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Effective July 2025, Dr. Brenneman commences a five-year term as Academic Dean at CMU

CMU announces appointment of academic dean

Dr. Janet Brenneman, Professor of Music, has been appointed Academic Dean of Canadian Mennonite University (CMU).

Effective July 2025, Dr. Brenneman begins a five-year term as Academic Dean spending her time working to support CMU faculty processes as well as maintaining a small teaching load to conduct CMU Choirs.

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Dr. Astrid von Schlachta—2025 John and Margaret Friesen Lectures Series guest presenter, head of the Mennonite Research Center and lecturer at the University of Regensburg, Germany—will present a series entitled Anabaptist Peace Witness – Historical Significance and Today's Mission on January 23 at CMU.

Upcoming lectures at CMU will highlight Anabaptist peace witness

"Why did Anabaptists and Mennonites take up arms all of a sudden? Where are the limits for Christians to participate in social developments? Where must the often very quiet voice of minorities not be silenced?" These are some of the questions Dr. Astrid von Schlachta, head of the Mennonite Research Center and lecturer at the University of Regensburg, Germany, will address at the 2025 John and Margaret Friesen Lectures.

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Rachel Robertson graduated from CMU in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Social Sciences. She recently opened her own independent counselling practice, Rachel Robertson Therapy.

CMU degree fosters holistic approach to therapy

Rachel Robertson has always been interested in understanding why people do what they do, and CMU's free counselling services furthered her passion for mental health care. "I would like to say my time at CMU was the best time of my life, but honestly it wasn't always; some years were really hard. But it was at CMU where I first accessed mental health supports, and that was life-changing for me," she says.

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