Mennonite Studies: Get Started

The Milton Good Library and Mennonite Archives of Ontario are together the primary research facility for Mennonite Studies in eastern Canada. The Library strives for a comprehensive collection of books and periodicals published by and about Mennonites and related groups. The Archives holds unique records of Mennonite people and organizations of local, national and international significance.

Located at Conrad Grebel University College, we work closely together with the University of Waterloo Library.

Hello researchers,

I am on a research leave (sabbatical) until August 24. You are still welcome to "email me," but I cannot promise a quick response.

For general research help, email libcgc@uwaterloo.ca, phone 519-885-0220 x34400 or visit our library desk in person. Help is available at the Milton Good Library desk from 9-4, Monday to Friday.

General research help is also available through the University of Waterloo Library.

If you would like to meet to discuss a research project and your need is not urgent, please "email me" and we can set up a time.

Best wishes,

Laureen

You may also find the following library research guides helpful:

• History
• Theological Studies
• Religious Studies
• Sociology
• Peace Research at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario
• Music
• Peace and Conflict Studies
• Church Music and Worship
• Indigenous Content in the Mennonite Archives of Ontario
• Indigenous Research Guide

Mennonite Studies

Image from the Froschauer Bible, 1531. Credit: Mennonite Archives of Ontario