MB churches provide relief to neighbors whose lives have been upended by war
Mennonite World Conference issued a call to prayer to its member churches around the world the day after a military bombardment killed members of Bible Missionary Church, an MWC member church.
Anabaptist members in Malawi and Mozambique were impacted significantly by Cyclone Freddy, an exceptionally long-lived tropical storm that battered Southeast Africa for more than five weeks in February and March with heavy rains and high winds.
The Church of the Brethren in Nigeria (Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria, or EYN), celebrated its centennial March 17.
About 3,000 people from six congregations in Cafunfo, Angola, were among Anabaptists around the globe who celebrated Mennonite World Conference’s World Fellowship Sunday on Jan. 22.
As the tragic toll of the Feb. 6 earthquakes continues to unfold in Syria, Mennonite Central Committee is working with long-term partners in Aleppo and surrounding areas to meet urgent needs.
There are many reasons to get baptized in India, not all of them spiritual.
After several years of meeting online, the Mennonite World Conference Executive Committee gathered in person Dec. 12-14 in Schoorl, the Netherlands.
