The days that are before us, and the days of the coming Mennonite World Assembly, are perhaps like none other. What it means to be
“What I have learned and continue to learn from my friends is this: We are not perfect; none of us are,” FitzGerald said.
“I needed to see the oppressive wall, hear the stories of the people, see the occupation of the land and get a grasp of the injustices of the everyday existence of the Palestinian people,” said Sutter, a member of the Mennonite Church USA Executive Board.
