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Lenape ask Pennsylvania Mennonites for land to bury their ancestors

The Mennonite Heritage Center in Harleysville, Pa., welcomed the Lenape (Delaware) tribe of Bartlesville, Okla., on April 12. After a potluck supper with local Mennonites, Chief Brad KillsCrow, tribal elder John Thomas, and tribal historic preservation officer Susan Bachor presented their request: land to bury their ancestors.

Eileen Kinch | Anabaptist World

April 20, 2023

Indigenous activists share mixed feelings on Vatican repudiation of Doctrine

Steven Newcomb, who is Shawnee and Lenape, recalls first writing to the pope in 1992 to ask him to revoke the papal bulls behind the

Emily McFarlan Miller

April 12, 2023

MC USA advocates for protection of sacred Indigenous site

Court rehears case to protect Oak Flat, an Apache holy site in Arizona

Anabaptist World

March 22, 2023

In troubled times, Ecuadorians seek nonviolent solutions

Mennonites, Indigenous Christians study faith, politics, reconciliation with MMN staff

Jane Morrow | Mennonite Mission Network

February 16, 2023

Art acknowledges others were here first

Rainbow Mennonite Church in Kansas City, Kan., wanted to create something to acknowledge that the land it occupies originally belonged to Indigenous groups. It ended up with “An Acknowledgement of Life.”

Tim Huber | Anabaptist World

February 3, 2023

MC Canada appoints Indigenous relations staffer

Mennonite Church Canada has appointed Jonathan Neufeld as Indigenous relations coordinator to help regional churches in their relationship-building with Indigenous communities.

Mennonite Church Canada

December 13, 2022

Mennonites, Catholics ask how to repair harm to Native peoples

Bridgefolk conference faces Indigenous-justice challenge both traditions share

Gerald W. Schlabach | For Anabaptist World

August 11, 2022

Doctrine of Discovery? That’s news to the pope

What? The pope does not know what the Doctrine of Discovery is?

Thomas J. Reese | Religion News Service

August 10, 2022

Christians built unjust structures. Let’s invest in dismantling them.

My congregation, First Mennonite Church of San Francisco, has been learning about colonization and its continuing impacts since I founded the Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery Coalition in 2014 with Sarah Augustine and Anita Amstutz.

Sheri Hostetler | For Anabaptist World

July 1, 2022

The beloved community and the heresy of white replacement

How a 'Beyoncé Mass' gave me hope after the Buffalo massacre

Robert P. Jones | For Religion News Service

May 17, 2022

First step on a healing journey

An Anabaptist reporter observes Pope Francis’ apology to Indigenous Canadians

John Longhurst | For Anabaptist World

April 26, 2022

Hart connected Native American and Mennonite peace traditions

Lawrence Homer Hart, He’amavehonevėstse (Sky Chief), principal peace chief of the Cheyenne and a Mennonite pastor who worked to bring reconciliation to both peoples, died March 6. He was 89.

Anabaptist World

March 15, 2022
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