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Switch to ‘Rosedale Network’ narrowly fails

KIDRON, Ohio — Conservative Mennonite Conference is keeping its name for now, but leaders will continue to look at possibilities for change. CMC’s delegate body of 98 ministers needed a two-thirds majority July 28 to change the denomination’s name to Rose­dale Network of Churches. The proposal narrowly failed, with 63 percent supporting it.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

August 14, 2017

Conservative Conference women hear apology

KIDRON, Ohio — Conservative Mennonite Conference leaders apologized for imposing “extrabiblical church traditions” on women during the denomination’s annual conference July 27-30 at Central Christian School.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

August 7, 2017

Violence escalates in Congo

​KIKWIT, Democratic Republic of Congo — Violence continues to leave suffering and destruction in its wake in Congo’s three Kasaï provinces where most of the Mennonite churches are located.

Lynda Hollinger-Janzen, Africa Inter-Mennonite Mission | Mennonite Mission Network

August 7, 2017

Another conference offers less connection

In response to one of its member congregations voting to leave Mennonite Church USA in the spring of 2016, South Central Mennonite Conference delegates have updated conference bylaws allowing a congregation to be part of the conference but not the denomination.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

August 7, 2017

MCC Great Lakes expands immigration response

GOSHEN, Ind. — In the climate of fear and unrest surrounding immigration, Mennonite Central Committee Great Lakes is welcoming neighbors in northern Indiana and Chicago.

Jennifer Steiner | Mennonite Central Committee Great Lakes

July 31, 2017

Virginia Conference team begins investigation work

Virginia Mennonite Conference has appointed a four-person investigation team to review whether staff of Lindale Mennonite Church near Harrisonburg violated boundaries after learning about inappropriate behavior of an Eastern Mennonite University vice president.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

July 31, 2017

Two pairs of conferences eye closer relationships

As current and former Mennonite Church USA conferences deal with shifting congregational alignment, two pairs of conferences are looking at closer relationships.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

July 24, 2017

2,000 books distributed at Islamic convention

CHICAGO — Last year, an Eastern Mennonite Missions team that works in Christian-Muslim relations was invited to have the only booth representing a Jesus-following witness at America’s largest yearly gathering of Muslims.

Emily Jones | Eastern Mennonite Missions

July 24, 2017

Judge rules in favor of MC USA in Hopi land dispute

Mennonite Education Agency is planning to start a new chapter at Hopi Mission School in Ky­kotsmovi, Ariz., after Navajo County Superior Court Judge Robert J. Higgins ruled in favor of Mennonite Church USA.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

July 18, 2017

Evana convention attendance nearly doubles

UPLAND, Ind. — Hailey Beisel and Brooke Yoder weren’t signed up to attend Evana Network’s ReGen 2017 convention. But when two others from the Kaufman Mennonite Church youth group in Davidsville, Pa., dropped out at the last moment, the two girls took those places. Along with two other young people, they requested and received baptism during the event.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

July 17, 2017

LGBTQ advocates make the most of greater acceptance

ORLANDO, Fla. — From official seminars and an inclusive worship service to direct involvement in the Future Church Summit, LGBTQ participation and presence at the Mennonite Church USA convention reflected movement in from the sidelines.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

July 17, 2017

Goshen College appoints Stoltzfus 18th president

GOSHEN, Ind. — Rebecca Stoltzfus has been appointed as Goshen College’s 18th president by a unanimous vote of the college’s board of directors and the board of the Mennonite Education Agency. She will take office Nov. 1.

Goshen College | Mennonite Education Agency

July 17, 2017
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