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A Virginia congregation’s desire to deepen its understanding of racial justice connected it more closely to its neighborhood and inspired others beyond its walls to confront complicity with white supremacy culture.
As the tragic toll of the Feb. 6 earthquakes continues to unfold in Syria, Mennonite Central Committee is working with long-term partners in Aleppo and surrounding areas to meet urgent needs.
There are many reasons to get baptized in India, not all of them spiritual.
Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church looked at its property to dream of how it could recreate the space around the church. It has been a great way to engage with neighbors.
After several years of meeting online, the Mennonite World Conference Executive Committee gathered in person Dec. 12-14 in Schoorl, the Netherlands.
The Brethren in Christ Church and Mennonite Brethren Church in Malawi are working to treat and prevent a cholera outbreak, according to a Mennonite World Conference prayer request.
Pacific Union College, a Seventh-day Adventist liberal arts college in Angwin, Calif., produced an original play about early Anabaptist leaders in the fall semester.
MennoMedia has unveiled the official logo for Anabaptism at 500 and the name of the new commemorative Bible under development.
About 1,000 Christians from more than 20 villages in Narayanpur and Kondagaon districts of Chhattisgarh state in India have fled mobs that attacked people and church buildings.
