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The artifacts in the MHV collection tell stories of Mennonites who served in combatant and non-combatant roles and of lives thrown into chaos during times of war and conflict, as Mennonites faced extreme situations and difficult choices.

Throughout their history, Mennonites have grappled with the dissonance between their belief in nonresistance and the many conflicts by which they have found themselves surrounded.

Over the last two decades the public has had increasingly more access to foods shipped to Canada from around the world.

The last few weeks have been unprecedented in Manitoba politics. It began several weeks ago with the public musings that Premier Greg Selinger was under pressure from some in his political party to resign.

When we talk about recycling, very few of us have a clear understanding of the system we’re talking about.

Religious vs. Spiritual: this seems to be one of the primary areas of cultural debate in Canada. Unfortunately, many of us are not talking the same language.

There are aspects of the story of the Mennonites, going back to the sixteenth century, that are profoundly moving and inspirational.

If you heard of a pill that helped to reduce the risk of stroke and cancer, mitigated colds, hastened wound healing and improved eyesight – and the cost of it was within your budget – my guess is you would race to the nearest pharmacy.

This is the title of a statement from a peace church perspective given recently by the faculty of the Theological Seminary of Bienenberg, Switzerland.

A new Mennonite history book is being produced at Mennonite Heritage Village. A Collected History: Mennonite Heritage Village will go to press early in November and will be available to the public in early December.