In the span of six weeks this summer, my hometown made national news three times, for all the wrong reasons. A teacher’s aide went to
The Women in Leadership ministry of Mennonite Church USA has relaunched its “Holding It(,) Together” podcast.
CLC participants requested educational tools to help congregations prepare for the delegate assembly.
More than 100 people gathered Sunday in a small Michigan town to pray for the safe release of a local family among 17 members of a Christian Aid Ministries group kidnapped by a gang in Haiti more than a week ago.
The Oct. 29 issue of Anabaptist World included several mini reviews of recent books. Some of them are fiction books.
This year has been busy for Canadian novelist Miriam Toews. Her latest novel, Fight Night, was released in August in Canada and October in the United States. A film version of 2014’s All My Puny Sorrows debuted in September at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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.
Families of the 17 Christian Aid Ministries mission workers and children held hostage in Haiti since Oct. 16 thanked Christians around the world for prayers in a statement shared Oct. 21 by CAM during a day of prayer and fasting in support of the hostages’ release.
When an electrical fire in August all but destroyed LaTanya Wade’s house near Philadelphia, she wasn’t sure where to turn. A city agency connected her with Mennonite Disaster Service volunteers.
