Workshops and Experiences in Alberta

If you knew your choices had an adverse effect on the world’s most vulnerable people, would you choose differently? 

Designed to inspire individual action, creative advocacy, and innovative problem solving, this interactive presentation uses games, video, and parables Jesus told, to explore how climate change is unjustly making difficult situations even worse for vulnerable communities.

What is MCC all about? Come learn about the relief, development and peace work that MCC has been doing in the name of Christ for more than 100 years. 

Visit our Thrift Shop and get a snapshot of our social enterprise in action! See the warehouse, where our kits (relief, school, hygiene, etc.) and comforters are packed before they make their way to vulnerable people around the world. 

Host a screening of an inspirational film which follows the journey of Indigenous Peoples and a group of Mennonite and Lutheran farmers from Laird, Saskatchewan. 

Reserve 107 suggests that an old injustice is providing new opportunities for dialogue, friendship, and a fierce determination to right the wrongs of the past. This is a friendly introduction to engage in conversation and action toward reconciliation. Includes follow-up discussion and Q&A led by MCC staff. 

This award-winning documentary follows the journey of a local community in Herschel, Saskatchewan during the summer of 2021 as they work to preserve and protect the pastureland, native grasslands, and important Indigenous artifacts found near the village. 

Host this excellent film and give your church the opportunity to journey together with MCC to find tangible ways toward fostering respectful Indigenous-settler collaborations in Alberta.

The Blanket Exercise is an extraordinary interactive learning experience which tells the story of the hardship, abuse, and colonization faced by Indigenous People in this land. 

The Blanket Exercise is a helpful tool to engage not only on an intellectual, but also on an emotional level, with the story of Indigenous peoples on Turtle Island. It is also an excellent opportunity to grow in understanding and empathy of current Indigenous issues. MCC will connect you with a facilitator.