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1998 CCMBC Yearbook.Pdf ( f) 'l \.} n n o of the C) Canadi () Menn ~c:I· () () ( ) ) ) ) ) ( ) / J l....J U n n Frequently Called Numbers J CONFERENCE OFFICES, BOARD CHAIRS AND CONFERENCE WORKERS CONFERENCE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Moderator: .Ike Bergen 604-853-6959 Assistant: Ralph Gliege 306-947-2422 ) Secretary ) CONFERENCE OFFICES Christian Press Manager Ron Wood 204-667-3560 Mennonite Brethren Herald (j Editor ]im Coggins 604-853-6959 () Managing Editor Susan Brandt .204-669-6575 Ext. 214 Mennonltlsche Rundschau () Co-Editor Brigitte Penner 204-669-6575 Ext. 217 Co-Editor Marianne Dulder 204-669-6575 Ext. 256 ) Le Lien Editor Annie Brosseau 514-331-0878 ) Chinese Herald Editor Barbara Lee 604-854-8384 Kindred Productions Manager Marilyn Hudson 204-669-6575 Ext. 225 Board of Resource Ministries Executive Secretary Michael Dick 604-853-6959 Centre for MB Studies (Archives) Director Abe Dueck 204-669-6575 Ext. 244 Canadian Conference Finance Office Treasurer. ]ake Neufeld 204-669-6575 Ext. 204 Stewardship Ministries Director Alfred Huebert 204-669-6575 Ext. 202 Representative Paul Woods 604-853-6959 Representative Ross Hardy 306-249-5660 Executive Minister's Office Executive Minister Reuben Pauls 204-669-6575 Ext. 219 Christian Education Ministries ) Executive Director David Wiebe 204-669-6575 Ext. 215 Evangelism ) Executive Director.. Ewald Unruh 204-669-6575 Ext. 216 ) CONFERENCE BOARDS Christian Education Ministries J Chair (untiI]uly 1999) Sharon]ohnson 519-743-2050 Chair (starting July 1999) FIorianne Nickel 306-382-6369 Communications Chair Doug Heidebrecht 306-947-2129 Evangelism Chair Peter Nikkel 604-591-8101 Faith and Life Chair David Ewert 604-850-3239 Management Chair Bernhard Harder 604-888-1593 .J 2 84th Convention of the Canadian Conference of MennoOlte Brethren Churches ) o .. ~. th 84 Co'nvention ...... ~ .../: .. of the···· Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches July 9-17~ 1998 .:., Willingdon Church BumabY;B.C~ .. ::::" . ::" .. " .." ......;. .. ~i~· ....... TABLE OF CONTENTS Minutes 1. Opening of the Convention 6 2. Receiving of New Churches 6 3. "The Big Hole in the Roof" - Terry Walling 7 4. Procedural Matters 8 5. State-of-the-Union Address - Reuben Pauls 9 6. Conference Ministries Workshops 11 7. Auditor's Report 15 8. Financial Statements 19 9. Church Giving Reports 52 10. "WhatJesus Called the Good News" - Terry Walling 63 11. Executive Board Report 64 12. Statistical Report 68 13. Conference Nominations Slate 72 14. Board of Management Report 76 Receipts, Expenditures and Proposed Budget 82 15. Board of Evangelism Report 97 16. Board of Communications Report.. 110 17. Board of Christian Education Ministries Report 114 18. Board of Faith and Life Report 122 19. Convention Banquet 127 20. Supplementary Information 128 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION 1. Rules of Order 128 2. Approved for Display at Canadian Convention '98 128 3. Pastor's Day Flow Chart 129 4. Resolutions from Canadian Convention '98 129 5. Directory of Provindal Executives 131 6. Directory of Canadian Conference Boards 133 7. Directory of Churches 139 Alberta 139 British Columbia 143 Manitoba 162 Maritimes 168 Ontario 169 Quebec 174 Saskatchewan 175 8. Previous Convention Locations and Themes .Inside Back 9. Frequently Called Numbers .Inside Front 4 84th Convention of the Canadtan Conference of Mennon~e Brethren Chll'ches CANADIAN CONFERENCE OF MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCHES July 9 - 11, 1998 Burnaby, British Columbia CONVENTION SCHEDULE AND AGENDA Thursday, July 9 11:00 a.m. Registration 12:00 noon "Fuel Up" - Luncheon for pastors and spouses with Jim Holm 4:00p.m. Prayer Concert - Herb Neufeld, John Neufeld, coordinators 7:00p.m. "Check the Aircraft" Worship Service Terry Walling, speaker Friday, July 10 8:30a.m. "Check the Flight Plan" - Executive Board Vision/Goals 9:30a.m. Networking - Training Block 1 1:30 p.m. "Mid-Course Correction" Board of Faith and Life Christian Education Ministries Board of Communications Board of Evangelism Board of Management Executive Board 2:45p.m. Ministry Sharing and Feedback 1 4:15 p.m. Ministry Sharing and Feedback 2 7:00p.m. "Focus on our Mission" - Worship/Communion Terry Walling, speaker Saturday. July 11 8:30a.m. "Navigating our Way" Reports from ministry sharing, decisions, budget, elections, recommendations 11:30 a.m. MBBS Report 11:45 a.m. MBMS International Report 1:30 p.m. "Navigating Conduded" Budget, future, resolutions 6:30p.m. "Take Off" - Banquet Terry Winter, speaker o o o 84th Convention of the Canadian Con!efence of Mennontte 8rethren Churches 5 MINUTES The 84th Convention of the Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches Burnaby, British Columbia July 9-11, 1998 Chairpersons: Ike Bergen, Allan Labun Secretaries: Elizabeth Esau, Randy Klassen SESSION #1 "Check the Aircraft" THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 9 - 7:00 P.M. 1. Opening of the Convention Moderator Ike Bergen introduced the Master's Flight Plan with 1 Peter 2:9,lO-"But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people belonging to God, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. Once you were not a people, but now you are the people of God; once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy." 2. Welcome 2.1 Provincial moderator Robert Friesen gave the delegates a warm welcome from the province of B.C. 2.2 Pastor John Wiens gave greetings from the Willingdon Church with Isaiah 42:8-"1 am the Lord; that is my name! I will not give my glory to another or my praise to idols," and Isaiah 43:18,19-"Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!" He led in prayer. 2.3 Assistant Moderator Allan Labun introduced delegates and guests by provinces. 3. Worship 3.1 Ron Clark and a worship team led the congregation and choir in worship­ ful singing. 3.2 Reuben Pauls, Canadian Conference Executive Minister, interviewed Con­ rad Neudorf, minister at Warman, SK, about his experience with refocus­ ing and the positive impact it had on his life. 4. New Churches Growth was celebrated by acknowledging the following new churches and wel- 6 84th Convention of the Canadian COOference of Mennonite Brethren Churches o o coming them. The provincial moderators introduced them and their pastors: Pitt Meadows Discovery Church, Maple Ridge, BC SunRidge Community Church, Kelowna, BC South Vancouver Grace Church, Vancouver, BC The Gathering Place, Ladysmith, BC Pacific Grace Mandarin, Vancouver, BC Pacific Grace, Burnaby/Port Moody, BC Indo Canadian Community, Surrey, BC Vancouver Christian Logos, Vancouver, BC The Meeting Place, Abbotsford, BC Hafford Gospel Fellowship, Hafford, SK New Covenant Community Church, East Toronto, ON Erin Mills Bible Community Church, West Toronto, ON 5. Announcements Ike Bergen announced that additional nominations would be accepted if sub­ mitted in writing with the consent of the nominee by Friday noon. Darrel Kroeker, hospitality host, made some announcements. 6. Offering Harold Ens, MBMS International, and Eric Wingender, newly appointed presi­ dent of IBL, were introduced. Tonight's offering will be divided between these two ministries. (The offering totalled $4,360.) 7. Message: "The Big Hole In the Roof" Reuben Pauls introduced the speaker. Terry Walling is President of Resource Ministries, a church revitalization agency dedicated to the life and health of the church. Terry Walling pointed out that God's Church is His avenue for bringing light to the world. Renewal of God's Church for a greater harvest is the passion of our Lord. Mark 2:1-12 tells the story of the "hole in the roof." The religious often keep people who need Jesus from Him. The four men had to dig a hole large enough to lower a man through. Jesus takes the acts of ordinary people and changes people for all eternity. The paralytic was healed! Only God can do this. The important thing was that they got him to Jesus, so Jesus could do His work. Terry Walling concluded with three challenges from the four stretcher-bearers: 1. Be more focused-focus our lives for a greater harvest. If you knew you would not fail, what would you be willing to do for God? 2. Be consumed with the passion of Christ, or we will turn into people of reli­ gion. 3. Live courageously. The church needs men and women of passion. 8. Closing Allan Labun concluded the meeting with prayer at 8:45 pm. 84tf1 Coovenhon of tf1e Canadian Conference of Mennonite Bre1ltren Churches 7 SESSION #2 "Check the Flight Plan" FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10 - 8:30 A.M. 1. Worship 1.1 Paul Enns led in congregational singing. 1.2 Michael Dick opened the session with prayer and then promoted some new books Kindred Productions has published recently. 2. Procedural Matters 2.1 Secretary Elizabeth Esau presented the following appointments: Assistant Secretary: Randy I<lassen (AB) Parliamentarian: Arthur Loewen (BC) Minutes Review Committee: Paul Fast (BC), Peter Enns (BC) Resolutions Committee: Executive Staff (MB) Motion: That we authorize the Minutes Review Committee to review and approve the minutes prior to publication/Seconded/Carried. Motion: That we authorize the Executive Staff (Winnipeg) to formulate resolutions to be approved by the Executive Officers prior to inclusion in the Convention minutes/Seconded/Carried. 2.2 Rules of Order-General Guidelines (Section B of the Leadership Hand­ book, p. 28) were included in the delegates' packets: A convention of our churches calls for united action involving the partici­ pation of all assembled for the transaction of business. Delegates should refrain from making remarks in the meeting which are not addressed to the entire assembly. A delegate should stand when addressing the assembly and shall first address the Chair. Except as otherwise allowed, a delegate shall begin to address the assembly only after having been recognized by the Chair.
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