Young Anabaptists around the world came together in June to reflect on “Solidarity in Action: From Fellowship to Impact,” the theme for Mennonite World Conference’s annual Young Anabaptist Fellowship Week.
Young Anabaptists around the world came together in June to reflect on “Solidarity in Action: From Fellowship to Impact,” the theme for Mennonite World Conference’s annual Young Anabaptist Fellowship Week.
A Russian aistrike July 4 destroyed a century-old school built by Mennonites in Ukraine, punctuating the scope of suffering and loss of life since Russia escalated the conflict in 2022.
Loren Entz, 78, a mission worker who helped preserve local culture and language while sharing the gospel for 30 years in Burkina Faso, died June 27 in Winnipeg, Man.
When Laura Schlabach arrived in Mongolia in 1993, there were only about 1,000 Christians in the sparsely populated country tucked between Russia and China. By 2025 that number had blossomed to an estimated 60,000, about 2% of the population.
John Fumana, 60, executive director of Africa Inter-Mennonite Mission, died May 15 en route to Canada.
Refugees and locals will live together in a new apartment complex supported by Schwandorf Mennonite Church in Germany.
Not long ago, citizens of the European Union were proud of their status as guarantors of human rights and social peace. Upheavals of the past — when economic rivalry and religious differences forced people, including Mennonites, to flee to the New World — had become nothing more than historical events.
The Project for Refugee People in Ecuador ended its work April 30 after decades of supporting refugees fleeing violence in neighboring Colombia.
More than 600 Mennonites from Europe and beyond gathered May 14-17 in Amersfoort, Netherlands, to fellowship in God’s promise articulated in Luke 24’s story of meeting a stranger on the road to Emmaus during CMERK, a regional gathering for European Mennonites.
