In Good Standing
Aug 26, 2026
General
What does it mean for an SKMB member church to be in good standing?
Being in good standing is more than meeting organizational requirements. It is a reflection of a church’s commitment to Christ, the MB Confession of Faith, and the life and mission of the SKMB.
THE SIX CORE COMMITMENTS
01 CONFESSION OF FAITH
Adopts, adheres to, and practices the M.B. Confession of Faith.
02 SKMB VISION & MISSION
Affirms and supports the SKMB vision and mission, including the constitution and bylaws.
03 PARTICIPATION
Participates in the life of the SKMB community through attending the annual Assembly and other similar events.
04 FINANCIAL PARTNERSHIP
Contributes financially to the SKMB work (3.75% of local church giving).
05 CHRISTIAN WITNESS
Demonstrates a good witness of Christ and the church in word and behaviour.
06 RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP
Safeguards SKMB from legal and financial liability.
BEYOND THE REQUIREMENTS
There are other common-sense aspects of being a member church in good standing:
• Advocating for unity within the Conference as much as possible at the local church level.
• Respecting and supporting SKMB leadership (staff and volunteers).
• Promoting the mission and ministry of SKMB within the local church.
• Abiding by the Conference’s pastoral credentialing practices.
LET’S TALK
All of these are powerful and significant demonstrations of ‘good standing.’ The Director of Ministry welcomes dialogue on this vital aspect of our SKMB makeup.
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Aug 26, 2026
General
In Good Standing
What does it mean for an SKMB member church to be in good standing?
Being in good standing is more than meeting organizational requirements.
THE SIX CORE COMMITMENTS
BEYOND THE REQUIREMENTS
LET’S TALK
Aug 25, 2026
General
Welcome to SKMB
This summer Alex Gordon was called to be the associate pastor at Kelstern Community Church.
Aug 5, 2026
General
Fire & Ashes
As of late summer 2026, Canada is enduring another severe wildfire season fueled by prolonged heat, drought, and frequent lightning. More than 850 active wildfires have burned nearly 3 million hectares of forest, with the greatest devastation occurring in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba, and the Northwest Territories.
