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Nebraska museum opens exhibit telling local pacifists’ stories

Henderson Mennonite Heritage Museum and Park in Nebraska celebrated the grand opening of an exhibit about pacifists’ stories May 23.

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Poor People’s Campaign raises Anabaptist voices

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Ohio Conference statement reaffirms pastoral roles for women

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MC USA convention hopes to reach far beyond relatively small in-person event

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Economic vitality benefits religious life in Siberian village

William Yoder | For Anabaptist World

‘Bring me another beer’

Lori Guenther Reesor | For Anabaptist World

Blessed with new friends

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Ohio school leader resigns, board reorganizes after ‘personal attacks’

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Inquiry finds Canadian leader, now dead, committed sexual misconduct

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

Blessed with new friends

Denise Steffenhagen | For Anabaptist World

Schowalter Foundation funds post-pandemic resources

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Connections to overcome inequality

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After leaders decline, Canadian MBs organize conversation on LGBTQ stories

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Attacks on critical race theory are a good sign

Andre Henry | For Religion News Service

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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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Worshipers attend a service April 20 at the Mennonite Brethren church in Solntsevka, a community about 20 miles south of Apollonovka. The text on the wall reads “God is love.” — William Yoder

Economic vitality benefits religious life in Siberian village

William Yoder

We can’t rebuild the U.S. until we support families

Jim Wallis

Akron Mennonite Church is hoping to transform its outdoor property into a four-acre memory garden and nature preserve, incorporating a columbarium and space for green burials. — Akron Mennonite Church

Conversation on death brings new life to church land

Brook Musselman

Cristobal Aleman, pastor of two Mennonite Brethren Hispanic congregations in Fresno and Raisin City, Calif., was concerned about his undocumented members who lacked access to government aid or health insurance during the pandemic. The congregations used a grant from the COVID-19 Congregational Relief Fund — provided by Everence, MCC and MDS — for food and utilities for members, food banks run by the churches and funding for an assistant pastor who hadn’t received a salary during the pandemic. — Dina Gonzalez-Piña/MCC

Medios de Comunicación Menonitas transforman vidas en Paraguay

Wolfgang Streich

Angelito (centro) y sus hermanos. Han recibido despensa inmunitaria de parte de la iglesia anabautista "Centro Cristiano para el Desarrollo Comunitario", San Bartolo Tlaltelulco, Metepec, México.

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Schowalter Foundation funds post-pandemic resources

Mennonite Church USA, MennoMedia and Mennonite Education Agency’s Hispanic Ministries have been awarded a Schowalter Foundation grant to help churches thrive after COVID-19. The funds will be used to create workshops, curriculum, videos and other resources to equip congregations in a post-pandemic world.

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Nebraska museum opens exhibit telling local pacifists’ stories

Poor People’s Campaign raises Anabaptist voices

Ohio Conference statement reaffirms pastoral roles for women

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Schowalter Foundation funds post-pandemic resources

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