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1978–1987.
9 cm of textual records.

Administrative history

In the early 1970s the St. Térèse Mennonite Brethren Church was having an impact with some of the young people in St. Rose/Laval. In October, 1976 some of these new believers began a Bible study group in the Laval Bible Institute located at 85 Je me Souviens, Ste. Rose/Laval, Québec. On December 10, 1977, St. Thérèse church requested that the twelve newly baptized believers meet and organize the Ste. Rose Mennonite Brethren Church. This group of new believers started a regular church program on the second Sunday in January 1978.

The pastor at that time was Ernest Dyck, the assistant pastor responsible for outreach and visitation was Jean-Victor Brosseau. In two and a half years, the Sunday morning attendance was at 45–65 people and the mid-week Bible study and prayer meeting had about 30–45 people. The Ste. Rose Church has distributed over 10,000 Gospel messages throughout the city. The membership in the year 2000 stood at 62 .

The congregation has been affiliated with the Association Québécoise des Frères Mennonites du Québec, the Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches and the General Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches.

The leaders of this congregation were Ernest Dyck (1978–1980), A. Hodder (1981), Charles Martin (1982–1986), Jean-Marc Nantel (1987), Éric Wingender (1988–1990), Philippe Bonicel (1991–2000), Mario Bourdages (2001–2002), and Jean-Raymond Théoret (2003– ).

Scope and content


The records consist of finance/budget reports, church council/elders meeting minutes, congregational minutes, church lists, a brief church history, and a church business card.

Custodial history

The material came to the archives July 31, 1987, deposited by Ken Reddig who copied them at the Institut Biblique Laval.

Notes

Textual file list

Volume 577
1. Finance / Budget reports 1978–1987
2. Council member meeting minutes 1977–1987
3. Church member list 1981, 1987
4. Reconstitution of the counsel [1981?]
5. Brief church history entitled: “Les églises des frères Mennonites du Québec” [1985?]
6. A congregational questionnaire 1985
7. Correspondence 1987
8. “Conseil des Anciens et des Diacres” (Council of Elders and Deacons Chart) [1986]