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Amy Waddell (Dueckman)
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British Columbia Correspondent, Canadian Mennonite
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By Amy Waddell (Dueckman) Verified| Canadian Mennonite Verified A heavenly ride to Hell’s Gate. In the 11th annual Mennonite Church British Columbia motorcycle ride, six bikers embarked on Sept. 9, 2018, to the Hell’s Gate canyon, east of Hope. The event is organized every year by Garry Janzen, MC B.C.’s executive minister, and this year had been postponed from August, when fires in the province forced the riders to wait for a more suitable day. Once at Hell’s Gate, the group decided to travel down the tram at the canyon for lunch.
By Amy Waddell (Dueckman) Verified| Canadian Mennonite Verified Area Church Only Member churches in B.C. will have to decide if they 'want to participate in the new structure'Interested members of Mennonite Church B.C. listen as MC Canada executive minister Willard Metzger, left, explains how the new nationwide structure will affect giving and programs in the national church. (Photo by Amy Dueckman). How the new structure of Mennonite Church Canada will affect congregations in B.C. was the topic for focus groups in Richmond and Abbotsford late last month.
By Amy Waddell (Dueckman) Verified| Canadian Mennonite Verified A heavenly ride to Hell’s Gate. In the 11th annual Mennonite Church British Columbia motorcycle ride, six bikers embarked on Sept. 9, 2018, to the Hell’s Gate canyon, east of Hope. The event is organized every year by Garry Janzen, MC B.C.’s executive minister, and this year had been postponed from August, when fires in the province forced the riders to wait for a more suitable day. Once at Hell’s Gate, the group decided to travel down the tram at the canyon for lunch.
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Canadian Mennonite
To educate, inform and inspire Mennonites in Canada, fostering dialogue on important matters, and sharing the good news of Jesus Christ from an Anabaptist perspective. We do this through an independent publication and other media, working with our church partners.
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