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Siberian success keeps families home

Majority ‘Mennonite’ Russian village expanding farm and church initiatives

William Yoder

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Myanmar air strikes kill church leaders

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Freeman Academy to close at end of school year

Tim Huber | Anabaptist World

5 right (and 5 wrong) ways to read the Bible

Ryan Ahlgrim

Is this really what Jesus taught?

Mark R. Wenger

Evangelicals divided over what faith demands as immigration tensions deepen

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

Charges dropped against some clergy arrested for protesting DHS in Chicago

Jack Jenkins | Religion News Service

Mennonite Church USA

MC USA annual BIPOC gathering looks back, forward in South Texas

Mennonite Church USA

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Five things Friday roundup: Shame

Andrea De Avila | For Anabaptist World

Faithful Living and Eating

Sabbath gardening in an urgent time

Andrew Hudson | For Anabaptist World

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In this podcast, an Indigenous woman and a white settler woman — both Anabaptists — uncover the deep structure of

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The What Would It Take? podcast is an endeavor in imaginative liberation. Each week we do a deep dive into

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The MennoHealth Cast podcast is a production of Anabaptist World, and Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship. MennoHealth Cast seeks to highlight the

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Descripción en español: Merienda es otro nombre para una cena o té ligero en la noche, y generalmente es

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Students gather at the 2025 Intercollege Peace Fellowship gathering at Eastern Mennonite University. — Intercollege Peace Fellowship

Students planning Intercollegiate Peace Fellowship conference at EMU

Intercollegiate Peace Fellowship

“Doing Theology from Anabaptist-Mennonite Perspective” will take place Feb. 17 to April 28. — Amsterdam Centre for Religion and Peace & Justice Studies

Online course revisiting Mennonite theology and ethics

Amsterdam Centre for Religion and Peace & Justice Studies

Melissa and George Herrera. — Courtesy of Melissa Herrera

On a learning tour, the roles reversed

Danika Gingerich

Are We Thirsty? A reflection on Martin Luther King Jr.

Luis Tapia Rubio

Rick Krane, middle, of Anglers Artistry Inc. in New Hampshire, and Wes Becker, right, of M&W Taxidermy in Mount Hope, Kan., get support from Eddie Casas, left, a wildlife artist at Silvercreek Wildlife Artistry in Houston, Texas, in preparation for cleaning and restoring the bird collection at Hesston College. — Larry Bartel/Hesston College

Hesston rescues an irreplaceable flock

Sara Hadaway

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MC USA annual BIPOC gathering looks back, forward in South Texas

Mennonite Church USA’s annual Hope for the Future gathering focused on discernment and strategic visioning Jan. 30-Feb. 1 at Iglesia Cristiana Roca de Refugio (Rock of Refuge Christian Church) in San Antonio, Texas.

Mennonite Church USA

Siberian success keeps families home

William Yoder

Tanzanians celebrate church’s 20th anniversary

Joseph Bontrager

Myanmar air strikes kill church leaders

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Multnomah gave up its campus in a failed merger. Alums want it back.

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

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Siberian success keeps families home

Myanmar air strikes kill church leaders

Freeman Academy to close at end of school year

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Charges dropped against some clergy arrested for protesting DHS in Chicago

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Online course revisiting Mennonite theology and ethics

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MC USA annual BIPOC gathering looks back, forward in South Texas

Siberian success keeps families home

Tanzanians celebrate church’s 20th anniversary

Myanmar air strikes kill church leaders

Multnomah gave up its campus in a failed merger. Alums want it back.

Peace and Justice

Charges dropped against some clergy arrested for protesting DHS in Chicago

Christians have a duty to confront Islamophobia, ministers argue in new book

Students planning Intercollegiate Peace Fellowship conference at EMU

Khartoum Anglican cathedral comes to life, three years after war forced its closure

Minnesota Mennonites support neighbors during immigration crackdown