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Posted on March 7, by Jon Isaak. A hundred years ago, MCC sent relief aid, including food, to Ukraine during the time of the Russian Revolution and civil war. A young woman by the name of Anna Baerg wrote her diary on the only paper she could find, repurposing the fronts and backs of milk can labels several hundred to write her experience of the wartime conflict in Ukraine.
The focus of his research was the guiding vision of MBBC as it was conceived in the early s and as it evolved and became an issue of intense disagreement and conflict through the years. The theology, worship, and polity of the conference are reflected in the discussions and the often heated debates that transpired from year to year concerning the nature of the college.
The main sources of information used by Dueck are the detailed reports and minutes of the college boards or committees later Board of Higher Education , the proceedings of the Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches, and the administrative and faculty minutes and related documents. In addition to these, he consulted other documentary sources, such as reports in denominational newspapers and magazines, letters, college catalogues, yearbooks of convention proceedings, biographies, and autobiographies.
Abe J. The institutions that followed Concord College and Canadian Mennonite University developed in ways that took into account and built on many of the experiences, characteristics, and strengths of the founding colleges, including MBBC. Abe Dueck, one time faculty and academic dean, deserves wide recognition for his courage and candor. His study of the Mennonite Brethren Bible College will be of interest to anyone familiar with the once flag-ship denominational center.
