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Changing perceptions of albinism in Tanzania

Photo: During an MCC-supported village workshop in Chitare, Tanzania, Sister Martha Mganga, founder of MCC partner Albino Peacemakers, led a discussion time. In front with

Marla Pierson Lester

August 19, 2015

Best practices for church websites

Missional churches are busy worshiping, leading, and sharing with their community. Your website can reflect this through fresh updated content, ultimately building a sense of

anna

August 19, 2015

EMU’s D.C. program celebrates 10 years at Nelson Good House

Washington Community Scholars' Center director Kimberly Schmidt is flanked by communications director Erica Grasse (left) and assistant director Kelsey Kauffman on the steps of the

Lauren Jefferson

August 19, 2015

Long-term ties in western Europe

Photo: In Enkenbach, Germany, Rainer Schmidt holds a photo of Pax volunteers walking down the same street where he and others continue to live in

Emily Loewen

August 19, 2015

What makes a life matter?

It was 36 degrees Celsius around these parts yesterday, which, for many Canadians used to considerably more chilly climes, means a general experience of sticky, sweaty

Ryan Dueck

August 19, 2015

Joy in parenting (from a mother’s perspective)

Aveani Moeljono is a writer and designer from Azusa, Calif. She graduated from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Ind., in 2004 with a Master of

wearemenno

August 18, 2015

The gospel according to Ta-Nehisi Coates

This is the final post of a six-part series examining theology through the lens of Ta-Nehisi Coates' book, Between the World and Me. See the other parts

Richard Beck

August 18, 2015

On stories, sadness and spoilers

I was pacing in the living room. My son had been making his way through the Harry Potter series all summer, and he was reading

Jennifer Mills-Knutsen

August 17, 2015

MDS staff visit site of church burning in North Carolina

A Mennonite Disaster Service staff member and the MDS Region I director visited Briar Creek Road Baptist Church near Charlotte, N.C., July 29 to assess the needs for support in rebuilding a burned building on the property.

During the last week of June, several predominantly African-American churches were burned in southern states, charring either their main building or other structures on their property.

Mark Beach | Mennonite Disaster Service

August 17, 2015

Finding God’s presence within the decay

More than a few people are surprised that I genuinely love working with compost. Sure, it smells bad sometimes and is occasionally slimy when it

Celeste Kennel-Shank

August 17, 2015

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