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Care for elders crosses national, faith boundaries

Palm Village, a Mennonite Brethren retirement community in Reedley, Calif., is mentoring Lebanon’s first assisted-living center.

It’s a mutually beneficial relationship, said David Reimer, director of Palm Village.

His relationship with the center has given him a glimpse of rare Christian peacemaking seen through indiscriminate caretaking in . . .

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

July 21, 2014

Ecuador conference has peace in roots, branches

César Moya and Patricia Urueña didn’t come to Ecuador in 2000 primarily as church planters. But 14 years later, the couple leaves a new Ecuadorian

Sara Alvarez Waugh | Mennonite Mission Network

July 21, 2014

Exchange feeds passion for helping children

BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Within days of her arrival in Bogotá last August, Rut Arsari knew it would be difficult to leave. The people she would

Kristina Toews, Mennonite World Conference | Mennonite Central Committee

July 21, 2014

EMU Kenyan students connect miles from home

HARRISONBURG, Va. — Their neighborhoods in Nairobi, Kenya, were only 30 minutes apart. Yet two students traveled more than 7,500 miles to meet for the

Paul Souder | Eastern Mennonite University

July 21, 2014

EMU SPI participant rushes back to Syria flock

HARRISONBURG, Va. — Four days after traveling from war-torn Syria to peaceful Harrisonburg, a Summer Peacebuilding Institute student had to return to his gutted church.

Bonnie Price Lofton | Eastern Mennonite University

July 7, 2014

Homeless ministries still going strong in Denver

At the end of June, half of Glennon Heights Mennonite Church in Lakewood, Colo., volunteered in some way to help five homeless families stay off the streets for a week.

They also unanimously passed a resolution calling for greater interracial and cross-cultural engagement.

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

July 7, 2014

Too focused on doing the Lord’s work

Sometimes we get so focused on doing ‘the Lord’s work’ that we may actually miss the prompting of the Spirit. One summer the junior high

The Mennonite

July 1, 2014

MCC school kit bags, birthdays and Leona Dirks Loepp

Our granddaughters Esther and Emmeline are 5 and 3 years old, respectively. For the past two years we have celebrated their July birthdays at their neighborhood park along with their little friends and parents.

The Mennonite

July 1, 2014

Democracy and the way of Jesus

In many American churches, the Sunday closest to July 4 is a patriotic service. The national anthem or another patriotic hymn is sung while the American flag is marched down the center aisle. Many churches do this, or something similar, because they believe democracy is the form of government God specially favors. Democracy is a kind of kingdom of God on earth, and the United States has been chosen by God for spreading democracy everywhere …

The Mennonite

July 1, 2014

‘At variance’ from Confession takes different forms

In light of the current discussions around “variance” within Mennonite Church USA, it is an important time to consider how we understand variance from established denominational doctrine, standards and commitments …

The Mennonite

July 1, 2014

Reading the Bible

How we miss the point of Scripture We filter Scripture, every piece. We even hand pick what we read. That is why many churches use

The Mennonite

July 1, 2014

Hyacinth and Benjamin Stevens: Growing in God : Growing in God

Several decades ago in the Bronx, a borough of New York City, says Hyacinth (Banks) Stevens, God was shaping her heart. She was becoming a youngster who shared Jesus in the inner-city streets near her congregation, the former Burnside Mennonite Church. At the same time in the neighboring borough of Manhattan, says Benjamin Stevens, God was shaping his heart as well …

The Mennonite

July 1, 2014
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