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Trees are green. We learn this in kindergarten. Plants over all grow green leaves.

It is a sight to see so many heritage tractors parading our Mennonite Heritage Village’s (MHV) street and then the country roads.

The excessive heat of the past two weeks is a sure sign that summer has arrived in Manitoba. Another essential part of Manitoba summers, community festivals and fairs, are also beginning to make their appearance.

My wife loves to garden. I like to garden. We spend a lot of time in the vegetable garden. She does almost all the brain work and a lot of the brawn work.

And we are back, lets dive right back into the pits, figuratively. We will start with Native Plums.

This year Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) is working hard to complete not just one renovation, but five.

On Thursday a very busy spring legislative session at the Manitoba Legislature ended. Over the past few months many pieces of legislation were debated and passed, and a provincial budget was introduced and passed as well.

I cherish my memories of learning to ride a bike. The exhilarating speed, the acrobatic feel of a new movement, and the expanding horizons were absolutely thrilling to me.

In 2019 our assistant curator Jenna Klassen had just completed her master’s dissertation on the Russländer collection at Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV).

So last post I told you about my mom. This time I will tell you a story about my dad, and how I can see God as a gracious and loving father.