Mennonite Central Committee Canada is relocating its national office to 330 St. Mary Ave. in Winnipeg. The downtown move is planned for the spring, following renovations to leased space on the ninth floor.
Conference ministers from Mennonite Church USA and Mennonite Church Canada gathered Nov. 30-Dec. 3 in San Francisco for renewal, training and collaborative work around a new misconduct accountability and prevention guide.
Lower than expected expenses helped the Mennonite World Conference Assembly in Indonesia avoid a deficit.
Mennonite Disaster Service announced in mid-December its Hurricane Ian work is transitioning from early response to long-term recovery in southwest Florida.
Holdeman Mennonites reinforced their identity as a church set apart from the world at an international meeting in November.
Mennonite Church Canada has appointed Sandy Plett as climate action coordinator, effective Nov. 28.
The Clinic for Special Children, a nonprofit medical and research organization that specializes in genetic and complex medical disorders found predominantly in patients from Amish and Old Order Mennonite backgrounds, is tripling its space with a new facility.
Mennonite Economic Development Associates announced on Dec. 1 in Accra, Ghana, that it will lead Mastercard Foundation’s $200 million Mastercard Foundation Africa Growth Fund.
Mennonite Central Committee’s Sharing With Appalachian People home repair program is on the move.
Mennonite Church USA will host the annual Hope for the Future conference Feb. 3-5 in Atlanta. The event offers Black, Indigenous and people of color leaders affiliated with MC USA a place to gather for worship, networking and mutual support.
The Meserete Kristos Church called on all armed groups to refrain from killing people because it is a sin and a crime, in a Nov. 21 statement “regarding the breach of peace in different areas of Ethiopia.”