Robert Goertzen
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- Sep 24, 2026
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COLUMN: Village News - Walking in the shoes of another (opens the original)
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Humans have a tendency to be preoccupied with their own lives. We create schedules for ourselves in order to remind us of our daily responsibilities and personal goals. We examine ourselves in the bathroom mirror before we venture into our daily routines to assess whether we are presentable. And we evaluate whether we have had a ‘good day’ based on how successful we were in ensuring that all activities and interactions with others were favourable for our own lives. But what does it mean to ‘walk
COLUMN: Village News - Summer memories and autumn anticipation (opens the original)
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As we look back on the summer of 2026, we are filled with gratitude. Our staff have planned and prepared events, programs, workshops, concerts, and festivals that engage our community in remembering, learning, and celebrating. We have experienced some very hot days, some wetter days, and many gorgeous summer days, but we are always thrilled to greet the thousands of guests who make MHV an important part of their summer plans. Our guests remind us daily of the reasons for the museum’s existence.
COLUMN: Village News - Thank you to our summer staff (opens the original)
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Is it really time to say goodbye already? This week is the last week of summer employment for some of our seasonal staff. They are off to university or college, and we will miss them! Our summer staff have played an important role in enabling Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) to offer engaging school programming, fun-filled summer day camps, well-cared-for grounds and farmyard, a welcoming greeting at reception, and delicious traditional meals at the Livery Barn Restaurant. MHV, as a museum, is o
COLUMN: Village News - Peace Trek is for all ages (opens the original)
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Mennonite Heritage Village and Eden Foundation have been collaborating for 17 years, bringing their supporters together as they fundraise for both organizations. It started with the annual Tractor Trek and a few years ago both organizations joined forces to create the Peace Trek. This year, the Peace Trek is starting and ending at the Peace Exhibit on the museum grounds. Mennonite Heritage Village is committed to preserving the past by preserving the legacy of a settling immigrant community that
COLUMN: Village News - Steam engines, outdoor ovens, horse-powered fieldwork, and more (opens the original)
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Pioneer Days has been an annual celebration in Steinbach since Mennonite Heritage Village opened as a museum over 60 years ago. Demonstrating pioneer activities has always been important, like threshing grain using the steam engine, or doing fieldwork using horses to pull the farm equipment, or baking bread in an outdoor oven and spinning wool in a heritage home. These activities remind us of the way our communities began and developed in the early years of settlement in Manitoba. Gathering as a
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