How to Find Us.

Andrea is responsible for the museum's collection of artifacts and for the development of all our exhibits. She brings a rich experience in Mennonite history and curatorial work to MHV. Andrea earned her BA (Hons) in History at the University of Winnipeg and her MA in Mennonite History at the University of Manitoba and University of Winnipeg.

Gary is responsible for the overall management of MHV. Guiding the staff, informing the board, and networking with officials, volunteers, corporate sponsors, individual donors and other guests. He has a business diploma and a MA in Global Studies from Providence Theological Seminary. With his family he did humanitarian work for 18 years in Asia, including being a CEO of a Compost Enterprise in China. He loves to discuss the Mennonite story and how it is relevant in our world.

Robert is a lifelong resident of the Steinbach area and has been involved in various aspects of community life, including work, recreation and church. He has a bachelor’s degree in history, with particular interest in Mennonite history. We are pleased to have Robert on our team to lead this important part of MHV’s work.

On most days, Nita is the first face you’ll see when you walk into the museum. She serves as the receptionist for MHV and assists in the day to day running of Village Books & Gifts. She loves books and the arts and brings many years of retail experience to the shop.

Patrick comes to the position of Development Coordinator with a passion for storytelling and a desire to see the Mennonite story impact people around the world. Prior to coming to MHV, Patrick worked at Steinbach Bible College where he led the worship studies program and served in a variety of administrative roles. We are pleased to have Patrick's creativity to better promote MHV's work.

Gil brings a breadth of experience and expertise into his role at the museum. He has years of catering experience as well as institutional food services experience.