PeaceBridge Institute

PeaceBridge Institute is jointly owned and operated by Mennonite Central Committee BC and Pax House Society—bringing together global development expertise, long-term stewardship, and community-based practice.

As part of this partnership, Pax House Society helps shape the Learning Centre at Menno Hall as a space for thoughtful dialogue, shared learning, and public engagement.

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Why It Matters

At a time when trust in institutions is declining and global challenges are becoming more complex, PeaceBridge exists to strengthen public understanding of peacebuilding, justice, and global development. By connecting academics, practitioners, and the public, it helps ensure that important global issues are explored with greater clarity, accountability, and care.

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Our Role

Pax House Society contributes its experience in community-building and faith-based engagement—helping create a space where ideas are not only discussed, but lived out in practice. Together, the partnership works to bridge local community and global impact.