"For where two or three
are gathered in my name,
I am there among them.”

Matthew 18:20

 

 

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take advantage of times to get together with the family of Mennonite Church Saskatchewan.
Living, playing and worshiping together as we strive to model Jesus' life. 

 

Anabaptist Peace Theology and Gender Justice

Thursdays, September 10th to December 3rd, 2026 @ 1:30 pm to 4:15 pm

Personal enrichment (audit) course is offered through Mennonite Church Saskatchewan

held at the MCC Building (600 45th Street West Saskatoon)

BTS-5701 for credit online through Canadian Mennonite University

Despite their historic peace church status, Anabaptist-Mennonite peace positions have not incorporated opposition to gender-based violence and USA, this course examines contemporary theological, ecclesial, and ethical issues facing these branches of the church as they recognize past failures and begin to integrate gender justice into their peace theologies, with particular focus on intersections with feminist theologies, power analysis, and the roles of forgiveness, restorative justice, and trauma healing within abuse response and prevention.

Are you looking to learn more about Anabaptist history?  MC Sask, in conjunction with Canadian Mennonite University (CMU), is offering this course.  It will be taught in person at MCC Building (600 45th Street West Saskatoon) and online for CMU students on Thursdays from 1:30 pm through 4:15 pm (SK Time).

Dr. Susanne Guenther Loewen is a theologian and university instructor based in Saskatoon. She teaches Peace Studies at St. Thomas More College at the University of Saskatchewan and has previously worked as a pastor in the Mennonite church and taught courses for Canadian Mennonite University, including the Canadian School of Peacebuilding. She holds a PhD in theologies of the cross from the Toronto School of Theology and is currently working on a book: Making Peace with the Cross: An Anabaptist Feminist Theology of Redemptive Compassion (T&T Clark). She lives with her spouse and two children, and can often be found knitting, reading novels, or walking her dog in all kinds of weather.

To register for credit go to https://www.cmu.ca/graduate-studies/courses/all/course and look for BTS-5701

To register for the personal enrichment (audit) course complete form below: