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David Pottinger’s Amish collection finds a home at Goshen College

Photo: Ervin Beck (left), professor emeritus of English at Goshen (Indiana) and member of The Mennonite-Amish Museum Committee, and David Pottinger (right). Photo provided.  In 1989, David Pottinger

Ervin Beck, Goshen College

March 6, 2017

Modern-day Atlanta provides Civil Rights lessons for DOOR/Dwell participant

Photo: Members of the DOOR/Dwell unit in Atlanta (l to r): Sarah Morrell, Melacia Griggs, Elizabeth Reid, Becca Leland and Hannah Chappell-Dick. Photo provided.  With

Wil LaVeist, Mennonite Mission Network

March 6, 2017

Jonathan Kuttab: Peacemaking as a way of life

Photo: Jonathan Kuttab speaks during a Gaza Webcast in 2014. Photo by Bud Korotzer/Creative Commons. For Jonathan Kuttab, a Palestinian Mennonite, peacemaking is more than a

Hannah Heinzekehr | Anabaptist World

March 6, 2017

Mennonites once were the banned refugees

A forgotten piece of Mennonite immigration history has gone viral on social media. “Banning travel or immigration into a country is not new,” begins the post by archivist Conrad Stoesz on the Facebook page of the Mennonite Heritage Centre Archives in Winnipeg, Man.

Dan Dyck | Mennonite Church Canada

March 6, 2017

Bluffton remembers tragic bus accident on 10th anniversary

BLUFFTON, Ohio — A decade after five members of the Bluff­ton University baseball team died in a bus accident, more than 150 people gathered around the campus’ Circle of Remembrance to reflect, remember and continue to move forward.

Tricia Bell | Bluffton University

March 6, 2017

Mennonite World Conference considers name change

Conversation about changing the name of Mennonite World Conference has moved beyond the Executive Committee. At meetings the week after the Feb. 12 MWC Renewal 2027 event in Augsburg, Germany, the committee approved a document from the Faith and Life Commission outlining a discernment process on a potential name change.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

March 6, 2017

Supporting life during Lent

If someone has enough money to live well and sees a brother or sister in need but shows no compassion—how can God's love be in

Harvey Yoder

March 6, 2017
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