With room to grow (up), Seattle church plans to redevelop property for affordable housing
A large, historic church building that was the home of Cedar Falls Mennonite Church in Iowa for much of its existence was demolished Oct. 4 to make way for a residential development.
A new law mandating flashing yellow lights on horse-drawn vehicles in Ohio has been met with resistance by some Amish buggy drivers.
Efforts to count the number of “Colony Mennonites” in Mexico this year have produced surprising results.
Mesach Krisetya, 83, an Indonesian theologian, professor and academic administrator who was president of Mennonite World Conference from 1997 to 2003, died Sept. 30.
Cincinnati Mennonite Fellowship is known for its support of the arts, so it was only natural to spruce up one of the church’s exterior walls with a mural.
Hurricane Julia’s impact on Honduras could lead to a migration crisis stretching from Central America to the United States. The relatively weak Category 1 hurricane made landfall Oct. 9 in Nicaragua.
Three Pennsylvania Mennonite pastors and a conference minister were among 77 clergy who signed an Oct. 18 statement in the Pennsylvania Capital-Star denouncing Christian nationalism ahead of the Nov. 8 U.S. midterm elections.
Goshen College and Bethel College unveiled new mascots during homecoming activities Oct. 7 and 8.
