Goshen College students Anya Kreider and Eva Lapp, and inside students Dani and Liz, give a presentation during the “Borders, Boundaries and Bridges” Inside-Out class
This is written by Janie Beck Kreider and is part of the #wearemenno blog. This is part of a series featuring Mennonites working with immigrants. Projects featured
Photo: Jason Brown, a former NFL center, talks about First Fruits Farm at last week's "Frontier Luncheon" at Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, Va. Photo by
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.—Galatians 5:22 TNIV This spring, a number of Mennonite
Roselawn, a recently renovated building, recorded the largest drop in energy consumption during a three-week period among the 10 buildings on the Eastern Mennonite University
Photo: Volunteers and children at the Wednesday night youth group at First Mennonite in Phoenix. Adults from left: Eddy Parris, Melena, Carolyn Yost and her
Last year I wrote about the difference between having two jobs and two vocations. A commenter wondered, "What if you really do have two callings?” I’ve
The Hungry Hounds is the Pittsburgh-based food blog of Paul and Rebecca Shetler Fast. Their creative, homespun cooking brings together local ingredients, traditional techniques, and
