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Downsized by pandemic, MennoCon21 goes hybrid to amplify message of peace, inclusion

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A love story

Rachel Diaz | Mennonite Central Committee

Delegates hear report on resolutions; one is ‘at an impasse’

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

The food we don’t eat matters too

Everett J. Thomas | For Anabaptist World

Guyton: ‘Jesus is enough’; get ready for transformation

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Finding pride in my brother, finding my brother at Pride

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Manitoba pastor flooded with angry messages after being featured in vaccine campaign

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MennoCon question: Do peacemakers need Jesus?

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Amish put faith in God’s will and herd immunity

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It’s all about faith: How believers can understand conspiracy theories

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In-person MCC relief sales resume

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Ethiopian church delegation visits war-ravaged northern province

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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 informal

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A man holds a QAnon sign. — Matt Rourke/AP

It’s all about faith: How believers can understand conspiracy theories

Brad Hirschfield

People in Amish country prepare a horse team to work on a farm in Pulaski, Pa., on June 23. The vaccination drive is lagging far behind in many Amish communities after a wave of virus outbreaks that swept through their churches and homes during the past year. — Keith Srakocic/AP

Amish put faith in God’s will and herd immunity

John Seewer

The rest of Micah 6:8

Dick Barrett

Pastoral couple David and Olguita Salas, with children Gabriel and Esther: serving immigrants in the name of Christ. — Olguita Salas

A love story

Rachel Diaz

Jovan (identified only by his first name at his family’s request) enjoys his work of weekly curbside food scrap pickup with a particularly attractive bucket. — Daniel Yoder

The food we don’t eat matters too

Everett J. Thomas

Erin Milanese, Tillie Yoder and Abby Nafziger host the podcast “Just Plain Wrong,” which begins its second season in July. — Goshen College

Goshen librarians create podcast digging into fiction depictions

Gussie Nafziger

Indiana-Michigan Conference announces new co-leaders

Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference

Members of two Winnipeg, Man., congregations — Hope Mennonite Church and River East Church, a Mennonite Brethren congregation — gather after participating in Winnipeg’s Pride parade in 2019. — Hope Mennonite Church

Finding pride in my brother, finding my brother at Pride

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It’s all about faith: How believers can understand conspiracy theories

The beliefs of QAnon followers are decidedly irrational, and no rational arguments will address them.

Brad Hirschfield | For Religion News Service

Divided South Central Conference stands pat

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In-person MCC relief sales resume

Tim Huber | Anabaptist World

Evana Network convention invites attendees to experience new life

Evana Network

Ethiopian church delegation visits war-ravaged northern province

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Divided South Central Conference stands pat

Evana Network convention invites attendees to experience new life

Downsized by pandemic, MennoCon21 goes hybrid to amplify message of peace, inclusion

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Delegates hear report on resolutions; one is ‘at an impasse’

The food we don’t eat matters too

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MennoCon21 opens with calls to bring peace amid life’s storms