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Archive’s new radio program digs into history

WINNIPEG, Man. — In 1927, Johannes Dyck escaped with his wife and nine children from the former Soviet Union. Exit visas were hard to obtain, and Mennonite emigrants like the Dycks were not allowed to take large sums of money.

John Longhurst

February 24, 2020

Church groups respond to virus outbreak

Mennonite Church Canada reports that 10 North American English teachers serving with Mennonite Partners in China have not been able to return to their placements in China due to the coronavirus outbreak, as the government puts restrictions on worship and public gatherings.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

February 24, 2020

Sibling band’s tour a different kind of education

There are three members in the band Girl Named Tom. But Tom isn’t one of them.

Mackenzie Miller | Goshen Record

February 24, 2020

Book supports Plain abuse awareness

Jeanette Harder had not even received a printed copy of her new book when she learned 740 fresh-off-the-press copies had been handed out at a conference. 

Dove's Nest

February 17, 2020

New York peace center doubles as a church plant

The first rule of real estate can also be the first rule of church planting. But what is coming together in New York City under the working name “Brooklyn Peace Church” is built upon more than location.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

February 17, 2020

‘Hope’ gathering stresses peace with justice

DALLAS — Hope for the Future attendees celebrated the legacy of Stanley W. Green, one of the event’s original organizers, and discussed ways to press forward for peace and justice throughout the church.

Mennonite Church USA | Mennonite Mission Network

February 17, 2020

Growing interest in Anabaptism spurs 3 new West African churches

The sound of jubilant singing — “Yahweh, Yahweh” — ricocheted off the stucco walls of the Mennonite meetinghouse in Catel, Guinea-Bissau. Dressed in colorful, traditional West African attire, worshipers celebrated the growing interest in Christ-centered theology throughout the region.

Micah Brickner | Eastern Mennonite Missions

February 10, 2020

Where does Villages fit in today’s fair-trade landscape?

Although Ten Thousand Villages Canada is ceasing operations after years of declining sales, its fair-trade mission will continue in a variety of ways.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

February 10, 2020

9,500 comforters warm the winter

With the whir of sewing machines, the snip of scissors and the hum of conversation as music to work by, volunteers across two continents completed 9,504 comforters as part of Mennonite Central Committee’s Great Winter Warm-up in January.

Emily Jones, Linda Espenshade | Mennonite Central Committee

February 10, 2020

MC USA Executive Board extends lead time for resolutions

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Mennonite Church USA Executive Board revised the denomination’s policy for bringing resolutions to the national delegate assembly during a meeting Jan. 17-18.

Mennonite Church USA

February 10, 2020

Creamery scheme cost investors millions

A Pennsylvania man has been charged with fraud for targeting conservative Mennonites and Amish with a scheme that left nearly $60 million unpaid to investors in a Berks County creamery and investment program.

Mennonite World Review staff

February 10, 2020

MB board reaffirms limit on role of women

The U.S. Mennonite Brethren Board of Faith and Life has reaffirmed a policy that bars women from serving as lead pastors.

Christian Leader | Mennonite World Review staff

February 3, 2020
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