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MC USA to revisit Membership Guidelines

HESSTON, Kan. — Mennonite Church USA is considering changes to its Membership Guidelines. Policy and practice no longer match, leaving people dissatisfied on issues of sexuality and inclusion.

Paul Schrag | Mennonite World Review

March 4, 2019

Eyes that watch over us

BOISE, Idaho — Though it’s in a remote part of southern Colombia, Puerto Asis Church of God doesn’t go unnoticed. “There are only two pairs of eyes that watch over us here in Puerto Asis: God and Hyde Park Mennonite Fellowship,” says Angel Pinto, pastor of the congregation near the border with Ecuador on the Putumayo River.

Beth Landis | For Mennonite World Review

March 4, 2019

Land of the Kanza

NORTH NEWTON, Kan. — Until a retired Mennonite pastor came along, Kanza tribal records indicated it had never happened before. No landowner had ever given something back to the Kanza people, also known as the Kaw Nation, after the U.S. government repeatedly broke and renegotiated treaties.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

March 4, 2019

Dancing in the street, Africans celebrate God’s faithfulness

More Mennonites worship in Africa than on any other continent. In this epicenter of Ana­baptist witness, Mennonites in Nigeria and Burkina Faso celebrated anniversaries last fall.

Lauren Francisco | Mennonite Mission Network

March 4, 2019

Nigerian Brethren rise from loss

When Joel S. Billi became president of the Church of the Breth­ren in Nigeria in 2016, the Boko Haram insurgency was beginning to wane. People were returning home to face their losses, including staff displaced from the church headquarters and pastors and congregations who had fled their communities.

Cheryl Brumbaugh-Cayford | Church of the Brethren

February 25, 2019

Anabaptists: best supporting actors

A new film dramatizing the life of Reformation leader Ulrich Zwingli is giving moviegoers a chance to see early Swiss Anabaptist leaders on the big screen — as long as they can get to Switzerland.

Tim Huber | For Mennonite World Review

February 25, 2019

West Africans celebrate first credentialed leaders

Mennonite Church West Africa advanced its mission to establish Anabaptist churches in three nations on the Atlantic coast when it celebrated the ordination of its first credentialed leaders.

Micah Brickner | Eastern Mennonite Missions

February 18, 2019

Long-delayed exhibit is set to open in Uzbekistan

A decade after its opening was canceled, a historical exhibit about a band of Mennonites from Ukraine who migrated far eastward in the 1880s to avoid military service and meet Christ’s return will finally go on public display in early March in Uzbekistan.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

February 18, 2019

Bearing a light yoke

Jesus gives light burdens. He says so after telling his followers to “take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle

Paul Schrag | Mennonite World Review

February 18, 2019

Kreider helped start thriving thrift shop network

NORTH NEWTON, Kan. — Lois Kreider, who helped develop the first U.S. Mennonite thrift stores and was among the first Mennonite Central Committee workers in Europe after World War II, died Jan. 31 in North Newton. She was 94.

Mennonite World Review staff

February 14, 2019

From persecution to reconciliation

SHIPSHEWANA, Ind. — Persecution of Anabaptists in the 16th century by Catholic, Lutheran and Reformed churches created centuries of mutual mistrust and suspicion. In the last 30 years, however, these churches have persistently reached out to Anabaptists.

Menno-Hof

February 4, 2019

Amish teachers serve Old Colony schools in Mexico

Two of the most traditional Anabaptist groups — Old Order Amish and Old Col­ony Mennonites — were only vaguely aware of each other 24 years ago. Since then, they’ve built a relationship of trust based on a common interest in education that preserves separation from the world.

Joe Miller | For Mennonite World Review

February 4, 2019
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