The Resource Centre at Mennonite Church Canada now has an on-line, searchable database accessible to users via the Mennonite Church Canada web site. The project, initiated by Aiden Schlichting Enns and Resource Centre manager Kathy Giesbrecht, went on-line as a demonstration site on November 14. Users can visit the site, search for books, videos, and audio-visual materials, add items to a shopping basket, and email their requests directly to the Resource Centre for fulfillment.
Users can search the site by information category, title, author, or keyword.
The service is free to MC Canada congregations. Print items are shipped post paid, while videos carry a mailing fee. She invites users to visit the site and provide feedback to MC Canada staff. Widrick had credentials to solemnize marriages but was not an ordained minister. The association between Widrick and Native Ministries began in 1989 when the church agency and the Selkirk Christian Fellowship jointly sponsored Widrick's education at Canadian Mennonite Bible College.