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Conflict at meeting: ‘Let him speak’

Winnipeg, Man. — A Mennonite Church Manitoba meeting at Fort Garry Mennonite Fellowship took a confrontational turn on Jan. 12, opening the floodgates of debate on just what it means for local congregations to “create space” for one another based on the Being a Faithful Church 7 resolution passed at last summer’s general assembly in Saskatoon.

Beth Downey Sawatzky | Canadian Mennonite

February 13, 2017

Executive order causes higher education complications

The recent presidential executive order temporarily banning entry from seven Muslim-majority countries has been having widespread effects, including for institutions of higher education. Several Mennonite colleges and universities have already reported impacts from the federal action, though the long-term results of the ban are still unclear.

Walt Wiltschek | Mennonite Church USA

February 13, 2017

Hopi school indictment adds two principals, treasurer

A new federal indictment concerning almost $1 million in fraudulent activity at Hopi Mission School in Kykotsmovi, Ariz., includes two principals and the school board’s treasurer.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

February 13, 2017

EMU president announces steps to prevent, respond to misconduct

HARRISONBURG, Va. — President Susan Schultz Huxman launched an Action Plan Steering Committee Jan. 26 at Eastern Mennonite University to ensure EMU meets federal regulations and implements best practices to prevent and respond to allegations of sexual misconduct.

Eastern Mennonite University

February 13, 2017

Sanctuary moves outside church walls

The teach-in was supposed to happen at a local library. But when President Trump entered office with executive actions that heightened fears among the immigrant community, a larger venue was needed. Columbus (Ohio) Mennonite Church shoehorned nearly 400 people into its sanctuary Jan. 31 as the expansion site for a teaching session on immigrant sanctuary by the Central Ohio Worker Center.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

February 6, 2017

Latin American women share benefits of caring

Mennonite Women USA is building stronger leadership for its Sister Care seminars in Latin America, where enthusiasm for the program is high.

Rhoda Shenk Keener, Carolyn Holderread Heggen | Mennonite Women USA

February 6, 2017

Palestinian Mennonite seeks peace through respect

Jonathan Kuttab, a Palestinian-American who attends Community Mennonite Church of Lancaster, Pa., spoke at a New York City synagogue on Nov. 29.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

January 30, 2017

FPU selects president with international experience

FRESNO, Calif. — A candidate with administrative, fundraising and international experience has been chosen as the next President of Fresno Pacific University.

Fresno Pacific University

January 30, 2017

Ohio pastor testified: ‘Don’t give up on prayer’

In September, Naomi Engle was diagnosed with brain cancer after experiencing problems maintaining her balance. The co-pastor of West Clinton Mennonite Church in Wauseon, Ohio, died Jan. 1 at age 51.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

January 30, 2017

Mennonites join Women’s March on Washington

WASHINGTON — Wilma Harder felt stronger with every rest stop she visited driving from Goshen, Ind., to Washington to join the Women’s March Jan. 21.

Kelli Yoder | For Mennonite World Review

January 23, 2017

Service unit leader, 26, dies in car accident

Hannah Hochstetler, co-leader of the Mennonite Mission Network Service Adventure unit in Jackson, Miss., died Jan. 19 in a car accident near Roanoke, Va. She was 26.

Mennonite Mission Network | Danielle Klotz

January 20, 2017

Report cites pastoral protection in Virginia abuse case

An external review of responses to reports of sexual abuse in a Virginia congregation has led Mennonite Church USA staff to conclude the lead pastor acted in ways that protected the alleged perpetrator, to the detriment of caring for the victim.

Mennonite World Review staff

January 19, 2017
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