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When we blame a child

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month in the United States, and we will be featuring content from Dove’s Nest. For more resources – including a bulletin

Sheldon C. Good

April 23, 2018

Kingdom movement balances obedience, freedom

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — In a small third-floor room on the campus of Harvard University, about 20 people pack the space — some sitting on tables or windowsills — just before lunchtime on a Saturday to learn about the story of the Old Testament.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

April 23, 2018

Pancakes link Russians in Germany to Ethiopians

In 1994, Shimeles and Yutta Retta met the “Russian Mennonites,” or Aussiedler, who had recently moved from the former Soviet Union to Germany. Being recently converted to Christ, Shimeles, an Ethiopian refugee, and his German wife, both of Catholic background, were incorporated into and discipled by this conservative Anabaptist community.

Carl Hansen

April 23, 2018

The digital desert: Is technology starving our spiritual discernment?

This article comes from the April issue of The Mennonite, which focuses on technology & faith. Read more reflections online or subscribe to receive more original features in your inbox each

Sheldon C. Good

April 20, 2018

Sexual abuse: We need to talk and listen

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month in the United States, and we will be featuring content from Dove’s Nest. For more resources – including a bulletin

Sheldon C. Good

April 16, 2018

Child-on-child abuse: How to recognize it and respond

In April, Child Abuse Prevention Month in the United States, we will be featuring content from Dove’s Nest. For more resources – including a bulletin insert,

Sheldon C. Good

April 9, 2018

Spiritual resilience: Cultivating an attitude of gratitude

I could feel it within my bones—that unsettled awareness that something was out of balance. It was more than the cold, single-digit temperatures or the

Sheldon C. Good

April 4, 2018

What happens when a congregation dies?

What happens when a congregation dies? In many ways, the experience of closing a congregation is similar to hospice for a loved one during their

Sheldon C. Good

April 2, 2018

From MWC’s Global Youth Summit, a love story

Christian parents have long encouraged their sons and daughters to find a life partner at church activities. And they’ve encouraged their young adults to meet the global church through international experiences.

Karla Braun | Mennonite World Conference

April 2, 2018

Oh my, the parts I wish I could change

It’s just a skillet. That’s what’s pictured on the book’s cover—a black iron skillet atop a leggy burner rack, and underneath, a ring of peacock-blue

Sheldon C. Good

March 27, 2018

A malnourished hope: God is with us in our greatest suffering

This article comes from the March issue of The Mennonite, which focuses on spiritual resilience. Read more reflections online or subscribe to receive more original features in your inbox each month. 

Sheldon C. Good

March 22, 2018

Beekeepers learn about caring for creation, community

NEWTON, Kan. — Two co-workers at Mennonite Mission Network have discovered that even with a full-time “city job,” beekeeping is a great way to keep the boy on the farm.

Laurie Oswald Robinson | For Mennonite World Review

March 19, 2018
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