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Kehrberg: Would Jesus protest?

They are lucky that what Black people are looking for is equality and not revenge. — Kimberly Jones It was a spring of rude awakenings.

Sarah Kehrberg

August 24, 2020

Century of growth and change

In 1920, the Russian Mennonites’ world was in upheaval. Civil war had been raging for three years, creating political and social chaos and leaving the country’s Mennonites impoverished, hungry and fearing for their future. Their brethren in North America responded by founding Mennonite Central Committee, putting aside their sectarianism to come together to feed the hungry and clothe the naked.

Rich Preheim | For Mennonite World Review

August 24, 2020

Powell: Voices raised in hope

When I began writing this column in 2012, I quoted a Mennonite agency staff member who said we were “M in the fire!” — meaning

John Powell

August 24, 2020

Reopening may include rethinking how to do church

Closing churches when the pandemic hit was easy — nobody had a choice in the matter. What’s harder is reopening. That’s one of the things leaders of Canada’s four largest Mennonite conferences are finding as the country begins to emerge from lockdowns due to COVID-19.

John Longhurst | For Mennonite World Review

August 24, 2020

Texas church distributes food, school supplies after hurricane

Hurricane Hanna brought added misery to a community devastated by COVID-19 on July 25 when it hit South Texas and Mexico. For New Life Christian Center in San Benito, Texas, the damage served as inspiration to keep praying and assisting neighbors.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

August 21, 2020

COVID cases delay EMU student arrival, push classes online

Positive COVID-19 cases of Eastern Mennonite University student leaders and potential exposure of student and resident life staff have delayed residential move-in plans.

Mennonite World Review staff

August 20, 2020

Mennonite World Conference moves global assembly to 2022

Pandemic delays Indonesia gathering by one year

Mennonite World Conference

August 20, 2020

MDS coordinates early response in Iowa after windstorm

LITITZ, Pa. — In the wake of a powerful Aug. 10-11 derecho — a straight-line windstorm — that tore through the Midwest, Early Response Teams from Mennonite Disaster Service are helping people clean up, remove damaged trees and cope with feelings of isolation. As of Aug. 19, power still had not been restored in much of the state.

Mennonite Disaster Service

August 19, 2020

Dozens of COVID cases confirmed at Bethel

Bethel College in North Newton, Kan., announced Aug. 16 a cluster of COVID-19 cases was identified among students and staff. The Harvey County Health Department confirmed at least 50 cases — 43 students and seven staff — out of about 500 people tested.

Mennonite World Review staff

August 19, 2020

Germany plans 500th anniversary of Anabaptism events

There was no “Anabaptist theology” in the 16th century. There were many Anabaptist theologies, says Astrid von Schlachta. The German Mennonite historian is leading the commemoration of the 500th anniversary of Anabaptism in 2025. “Daring” is the name of this joint project of Mennonites and Baptists that considers what an Anabaptist movement means for the church today in light of its history.

Mennonite World Conference

August 17, 2020

COVID-19 prompts MEDA to offer new services

For Mennonite Economic Development Associates, taking care of clients — and business in general — during the COVID-19 pandemic has meant providing new services in several countries, including Tanzania, Ethiopia and Myanmar.

Mike Strathdee | Mennonite Economic Development Associates

August 17, 2020

Holy disrupter

As a sociologist, writer, teacher and activist, Calvin Redekop has contributed mightily wherever he went and visibly altered the worlds of church, business, service and the environment.

Wally Kroeker, Burton Buller, Tom Brenneman | For Mennonite World Review

August 17, 2020
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