Two of the 17 Christian Aid Ministries workers and family members kidnapped more than a month ago in Haiti were released on Sunday, Nov. 21.
Two of the 17 Christian Aid Ministries workers and family members kidnapped more than a month ago in Haiti were released on Sunday, Nov. 21.
A South Korean peace activist and theologian who was jailed in early 2020 for trespassing on a military base to pray for peace, disarmament and the integrity of creation was released early in October.
Trauma-healing workshops are continuing to support Kekchi women to pursue dignity in Guatemala.
With less than a year to prepare and gathering limitations still in place, the Mennonite World Conference assembly’s national planning committee is training volunteers virtually.
An outpouring of $13,000 in donations and grants is helping a Mennonite church in Peru rebuild five houses ravaged by a fire Aug. 29.
Ambrocio Porcincula, 82, a Mennonite leader in the Philippines known for preaching with Pentecostal-style exuberance, died Aug. 8 after suffering a stroke.
As Christians and other minority groups are harassed and threatened in India, Mennonite World Conference sent a pastoral letter of support Aug. 27 to Anabaptists.
