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Grace connects students at Lithuanian university

Alisha and Joshua Garber infuse two Anabaptist values — hospitality and reconciliation — into the lives of their students at LCC International University in Lithuania.

Sara Alvarez Waugh | Mennonite Mission Network

August 4, 2014

Anabaptist message grows in Venezuela

Excitement for the Anabaptist message is increasing in Vene­zuela, and the Mennonite seminary there is helping to teach people about Mennonite beliefs and values.

Support from the Seminario Biblico Menonita de Colombia (Colombia Mennonite Bible Seminary) and Iglesia Cristiana Menonita de Colombia (Colombia Mennonite Church) have been important for the Venezuelan seminary.

Sara Alvarez Waugh | Mennonite Mission Network

August 4, 2014

What is the church doing for young adults?

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — A question repeated in the church today is: Why don’t young adults go to church? But that might not be the right question, according to Lana Miller, campus pastor at Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg.

A better question might be: What is the church doing to engage young adults?

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

August 4, 2014

The devil’s game in Ukraine

Recent events in Ukraine reflect a struggle for control by international powers, the likes of which history has seen many before. Though we reside in one of those powers, we dare not choose a favorite. The United States (U.S.) and Russia are playing the devil’s game in Ukraine.

The Mennonite

August 1, 2014

Celebrating God’s healing

A chaplain describes spiritual ministry to patients at Prairie View's Addictions Treatment Center. Her addiction to painkillers had brought “Tammy” (not her real name) to

The Mennonite

August 1, 2014

A fresh look at Job

Job is one of my favorite books in the Bible and is interesting poetically, philosophically and theologically. I’m not a biblical scholar or theologian and have not read all the commentaries and expositions on the meaning of Job, but I know that the questions it wrestles with are the basic questions tripping up millions as a roadblock to faith in God …

The Mennonite

August 1, 2014

What Menno got wrong and the difference it makes

Menno Simons’ views about Christ affect our view of humanity and sexuality. Many Mennonites are aware that the man whose name we bear, Menno Simons,

The Mennonite

August 1, 2014

My lament

A former pastor longs for the Menno­nite church to have respectful dialogue over divisive issues. Over the years, I have had the privilege of attending

The Mennonite

August 1, 2014

The tiger tale: a century-old mission legacy

A tiger killed a man and terrorized a village nearly 100 years ago. My grandfather, a missionary to India, shot the tiger. Its massive head and hide were preserved and then passed down through our family as a carpet until it landed in the most improbable of places: in a Brahmin priest’s prayer room on the shores of Lake Michigan …

The Mennonite

August 1, 2014

Hugh Hollowell: Walking with the homeless: Listing Articles

In his late 20s, says Hugh Hollowell, a driven and restless stockbroker, he began reading about the Anabaptists and their Jesus-centered approach to gospel living …

The Mennonite

August 1, 2014

Tiny house a big decision for Kansas couple

HILLSBORO, Kan. — Kyle and Danae Schmidt are building their dream home: a tiny house.

Once it’s built, the Schmidts plan to live comfortably in about 200 square feet of space that will include two lofts on either end of the house. Floor dimensions measure 7 feet by 24 feet, and the roof peaks at 13 and a half feet.

“You’ll walk in the door,” Danae said, describing the floor plans. . . .

Aleen Ratzlaff | Hillsboro Free Press

July 21, 2014

Serving God the African way

NEWTON, Kan. — Succession is part of the grand biblical narrative, Anna and Joe Sawatzky told Mennonite Mission Network board members and supporters June 7.

They reported on their nine-year assignment in South Africa, which focused on empowering leadership at Beth­any Bible School in Mthatha.

Lynda Hollinger-Janzen | Mennonite Mission Network

July 21, 2014
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