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Continuing Generational Generosity | Krahn Donor Story
RJC has embarked on a crucial next step in educating students for lives of faith, service, and peacemaking: the RENEW Campaign, a $10 million initiative to renew and restore the facilities that serve RJC’s thriving academic and dormitory programs. As we share more...
In Memory of Phyllis | A Legacy Gift
RJC has embarked on a crucial next step in educating students for lives of faith, service, and peacemaking: the RENEW Campaign, a $10 million initiative to renew and restore the facilities that serve RJC’s thriving academic and dormitory programs. As we share more...
The Possibilities of RJC | Roth Donor Story
RJC has embarked on a crucial next step in educating students for lives of faith, service, and peacemaking: the RENEW Campaign, a $10 million initiative to renew and restore the facilities that serve RJC’s thriving academic and dormitory programs. As we share more...
Building on a Legacy: The RJC RENEW Campaign
RJC High School in Rosthern is launching a $10 million RENEW Campaign to renovate and modernize its facilities. Roughly 60 years ago, then-president Elmer Richert encouraged the RJC community to join him in a vision to build a new school and dormitory. The bar was set...
RJC Launches $10M Fundraising Campaign
RJC High School in Rosthern, Saskatchewan, has launched a $10-million fundraising campaign aimed at renewing aging facilities, as the 120-year-old Mennonite school experiences its highest enrollment in two decades. The RENEW campaign seeks to raise $8 million for...
Finding Community, Hope, and Faith at RJC
Throughout my life, I have seen Jesus in many different ways, with hope being the most common. I attended Rosthern Junior College (RJC) from 2022-2024, which taught me a lot of lessons and brought me close to faith in general. One of these ways was during the school...
RJC renovations spurred by rising enrolment numbers
This article was originally published in the Clark’s Crossing Gazette on January 27, 2026 by Terry Pugh, Reporter for the Clark’s Crossing Gazette. Original publication on Clark’s Crossing Gazette found here. Student enrolment at Rosthern Junior College (RJC) has...
Ladybugs and sunflowers: RJC receives gift of new jerseys in memory of alumnus
This September the RJC football team ran onto the field for their home-opener game in brand new jerseys. On the shoulder of each of these jerseys is a bright red ladybug. That is because these jerseys were donated by the Hunter family, in memory of their daughter and...
The Possibilities of RJC
Brian & Delilah (Mierau) Roth (1973)
Mutually transformative: RJC welcomes Guatemalan partners to campus
For over 20 years RJC High School has been visiting Guatemala as part of its Alternative Learning & Service Opportunities (ALSO) program. Part of going to Guatemala includes receiving the gift of hospitality from partners, but this September RJC staff and students...
‘Parallel worlds’: RJC alumni connect over international aid work
This spring marks 25 years since Miriam Harder and Deirdre Nunan (’00) were students at RJC. Harder, who is coming up on 10 years with Canadian Foodgrains Bank, and Nunan who has spent the past decade as an orthopaedic surgeon working with international NGOs, were...
Sharing music with Hague students
Emma Gillingham (’22) is building a music program at Hague High School, from the ground up. After her first year of music performance at the University of Saskatchewan, Gillingham was talking to parents from Hague, her hometown. They lamented the lack of music...