Mission Statement
Mennonite Church British Columbia is a faith community of Christian churches called by God to be followers of Jesus Christ. They grow by the Holy Spirit's power as communities of grace, joy, and peace. Their purpose centers on letting God's healing and hope flow through them to the world. The organization focuses ministry on Jesus and accomplishes work through local congregations. They organize collective ministry around three key themes: cultivating Anabaptist vision, engaging God's world, and growing community. Each ministry area includes related task groups and committees that support their mission.

Geographic Focus
The organization operates throughout British Columbia, working with local congregations across the province. Their ministry reaches communities through missional congregations that serve as the foundation for their work. While primarily focused on BC, they engage internationally through partnerships. The organization connects with Mennonite Central Committee BC for global outreach initiatives. They support both regional and congregational ministries throughout the province. Their work extends beyond provincial boundaries through international witness programs and global partnerships that reflect their commitment to worldwide service.

Program Highlights
Their programs organize around three ministry areas with specific task groups. Cultivating Anabaptist vision includes Faith in Today's Church and Intercultural Church initiatives. Engaging God's world features Indigenous Relations, Palestine-Israel Network, and International Witness programs. Growing community encompasses calling and credentialing, pastoral care, youth ministries, and leadership development. They offer annual ministers retreats, transition programs, and education grants. The organization provides counseling referrals and spiritual direction services. Leadership support includes executive ministry, finance committees, communications, and church engagement activities that strengthen congregational life.