Timeline
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1963: United Mennonite Churches of BC started looking at Kamloops as a place for a new mission.
September 1966: Three families in Kamloops started a Bible Study group.
February 1967: John and Lydia Hiebert were placed in Kamloops as local leaders.
24 November 1968: John Hiebert was ordained as a minister and the Kamloops Mennonite Fellowship became an official congregation.
1972: The Hieberts left Kamloops. Meetings continued in member homes. The congregation maintained connections with the Mennonite Church in Canada, but did not want formal ties to it.
1976: The Kamloops Mennonite Fellowship formally dissolved due to low membership and attendance.
Meeting Places
Personal home in Brocklehurst
Leadership History
1967-1972: John Hiebert
Congregation Website
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Meeting Times
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Information Sources
https://mcbc.ca/article/8587-historical-sketch-kamloops-mennonite-fellowship. Accessed July 2023.
https://mcbc.ca/who-we-are/history. Accessed July 2023.