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Diversity, where is the line?

I have always been intrigued by John 3:16. As a child, the idea that God loved me, my family, friends and neighbors was good news.

Glenn Balzer

June 12, 2015

EMM worker finds his heart among Karen people

LANCASTER, Pa. — Eastern Mennonite Missions worker Sean FitzGerald finds himself deeply impacted by his recent service among and ongoing relationships with Karen refugees from Myanmar, formerly Burma, living in Lancaster.

“What I have learned and continue to learn from my friends is this: We are not perfect; none of us are,” FitzGerald said.

Chris Fretz | Eastern Mennonite Missions

June 11, 2015

The peace of doing two things at once

I cannot imagine life without clear reference points of good and bad. Best I can tell, this comes from the moral training I received as

Berry Friesen

June 11, 2015

A pastoral word in a time of war

Brothers and sisters in Mennonite Church USA, I write to you at a time when wars and rumors of wars are devastating the lives of

wearemenno

June 11, 2015

Nepali churches respond to quakes with sacrificial help

Photo: Youth from the Binay Church Council visit and distribute food to affected neighborhoods in Kathmandu. Binay Church Council, a group of Nepali Anabaptist fellowships,

Chris Fretz

June 11, 2015

Say five things you’re thankful for

I began a ritual with my boys. It was one of those attempts to draw us closer to each other, to remind us of what

Erika Marksbury

June 11, 2015

Four cyclists join Atlantic Coast Pipeline Resistance Ride

Photo: Riders cross a bridge during the May 9-19 Atlantic Coast Pipeline Resistance Ride, which started in Augusta County and ended in Norfolk. Recent Eastern

Joel Christophel

June 10, 2015