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An Afro-Latina who refused to be made invisible

Like many people who’ve lost parents they were close to, I think about mine daily.

October 21, 2020

Five things Friday roundup: Deepening Your Perspective

Here are five things worth paying attention to this month. I recommend selecting one or two and jumping in over the next week. Let’s unpack

Ben Tapper

September 25, 2020

Q&A: Antiracism and the church with Ibram X. Kendi

Photo: Ibram X. Kendi. Photo by Jeff Watts. Sheldon C. Good, executive director of The Mennonite, Inc., interviewed Ibram X. Kendi about antiracism and the

Sheldon C. Good

September 30, 2019

Where is home?

I love the Book of Genesis. Brilliant in its structure, it unfolds the story of the relationship between God and God’s people, and God’s people

Regina Shands Stoltzfus

August 5, 2019

When they come for you(r whole neighborhood)

I am frustrated and infuriated. I live in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, a community that on Sunday experienced an occupation level I haven’t seen since I was

Kevin Ressler

September 19, 2018

Jesus wasn’t White

The sin of racism continues to cause dissension and violence in our country. Despite the progress that has been made, we continue to find racism at

Mennonite Mission Network

July 3, 2018

The importance of role models

Maribel Ramírez Hinojosa is a clinical psychologist in College Station, Texas. She was born in Nuevo León, México, and in the 1980s immigrated to central California,

Mennonite Church USA

May 4, 2018

Nonviolence against White Supremacy after Charlottesville

This post is co-written by Tim Nafziger and Mark van Steenwyk. Featured photo by Tim Nafziger. This is the second in a series of pieces

Tim Nafziger

October 2, 2017

Under the shadows of statues, we’ll meet

Kevin Ressler is Executive Director at Meals on Wheels of Lancaster, Pennsylvania and co-founder of the Lancaster Action Now Coalition. He attends Community Mennonite Church

The Mennonite

August 14, 2017

Treating the illness of Trumpism and ending white silence

Photo: Participants at the February 2017 Hope for the Future gatherings. From left to right: Rafael Barahona, Calenthia Dowdy, Ann Jacobs, Evelin Gonzalez and Colleen

Tim Nafziger

June 23, 2017

Hope for the Future: Do you want to get well?

This is the third post in a blog series from participants in Hope for the Future (HFF), an annual gathering of people of color serving

Mennonite Church USA

March 24, 2017

Hope for the Future: Top 10

Eloy Rodriguez is the principal at the New Danville Campus of Lancaster Mennonite School. He lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania with his wife Becky and three

Mennonite Church USA

February 21, 2017

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