March 25, 2019 | Anabaptist World

Hope for the Future to return in 2020

Photo: Several of the leaders who gathered for the Hope for the Future planning, from left: Roy Williams, Isaac Villegas, Carlos Romero, Stanley Green, Sandra Montes-Martinez

Mennonite Church USA

March 25, 2019

Carlos Romero to resign as executive director of Mennonite Education Agency

Carlos Romero has announced his intention to transition from his role as executive director of Mennonite Education Agency, effective in July. The MEA board of

Mennonite Education Agency

March 25, 2019

Essay #3, Rebecca Stoltzfus: Transformed by the experience of Christ

Photo: Rebecca Stoltzfus speaks to the Goshen College community June 14, 2017, as she is introduced as the presidential candidate of choice. Photo by Brian

Rebecca Stoltzfus

March 25, 2019

Lent: Enneagram, justice and the mystery of grace

Editor’s note: From Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, bloggers for The Mennonite will write reflections on the Lectionary text. All eight reflections will be available

Joanne Gallardo

March 25, 2019

Mennonites respond to historic Nebraska flooding

Photo: Dozens of volunteers assist with recovery from flooding in Wood River, Nebraska. Photo by Matthew Troyer-Miller. With damage from a storm that produced blizzard

Sheldon C. Good

March 25, 2019

Let’s play games during Lent

This is a web-exclusive article on the theme “Lent: repentance and transcendence.” For more stories on this theme, see the March issue of The Mennonite. A

Sheldon C. Good

March 25, 2019

Canadian aids Tanzanian disciple-making

SHIRATI, Tanzania — Fifty Tanzanian Mennonite leaders, guided by Palmer Becker, a Canadian Mennonite author and teacher, studied spiritual leadership, pastoral care and Anabaptist essentials Feb. 14-16.

Joyce Maxwell | Eastern Mennonite Missions

March 25, 2019

It’s time to change the Mennonite name

What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the word “Mennonite”? I immediately think of Mennonite Central Committee relief sales, quilts,

Ryan Ahlgrim

March 25, 2019

LMC breaks new ground

NEW HOLLAND, Pa. — Leaving Mennonite Church USA on Dec. 31, 2017, brought one of the biggest changes LMC (formerly Lancaster Mennonite Conference) had undergone in decades. Now the Anabaptist fellowship of 218 congregations faces new decisions that promise to further shake up the status quo.

Laurie Oswald Robinson | For Mennonite World Review

March 25, 2019