Sunday@CMU

Sunday@CMU: March 2020

Theme: Living in Hope

Speaker: Karl Koop

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Face2Face community conversation unpacks the complexities of polarization

Face2Face community conversation unpacks the complexities of polarization

How do we respond to the strong rhetoric of polarization that is gripping our world? How can we listen and talk to people that are different from us, and why does it matter if we do?

More than 180 people gathered in Canadian Mennonite University's (CMU) Marpeck Commons on February 10 to discuss these questions. The Face2Face event, hosted by CMU, was titled, "Us and Them: How did we become so polarized?"

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The Ministry Quest 2020 group of students and leaders gathered at  St. Benedict's Monastery to share stories, seek God's voice, and encourage one another in a time of focussed vocational discernment.

Ministry Quest, In Review: students and leaders reflect on biennial vocation discernment retreat

"I was grateful to spend time with a group of young adults who care so deeply about the church; it was a great encouragement to me!" – Kathy McCamis

Late last month, 12 students joined five leaders from CMU and the wider church for a weekend apart from daily routines. They gathered at St. Benedict's Monastery near Winnipeg to share stories, seek God's voice, and encourage one another in a time of focussed vocational discernment.

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Heroes and helpers theme of March 15 Mennonite Community Concert

Heroes and helpers theme of March 15 Mennonite Community Concert

2:00 PM at Jubilee Place, 173 Talbot Ave. Admission by donation.

In 1815, Ludwig von Beethoven composed his Eroica Symphony, to celebrate the general spirit of heroism in the world.

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Heroic Overtime Comeback Gives CMU First NIAC Championship

Heroic Overtime Comeback Gives CMU First NIAC Championship

The Providence Pilots did what they could to try to ice Madison Wood, but the 2nd year product of Morden Collegiate held her nerves and calmly swished a championship-winning free-throw with 3.7 seconds left in overtime to give CMU a 72-71 lead and their first-ever NIAC championship banner.

It was an all-Manitoba final on Sunday afternoon in the 2020 Northern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference women's basketball championship game when the Pilots and Blazers clashed in Cass Lake, Minnesota, both teams leaving everything on the floor in an effort to bring a trophy back to Canada.

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