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The Mennonite staff: What our mothers taught us

Anna Groff, executive director: There’s an assumption that mothers worry. My mother doesn’t fit that. In fact, she taught me not to worry or live

anna

May 2, 2015

52 Lancaster leaders propose ‘Radical Center’

Fifty-two pastors and other leaders gathered in Lancaster, Pa., on April 30 for the first formal discussion of a document called “A Radical Center.” The

Anna Groff

May 2, 2015

Mission Network hosts Black Mennonite leaders

Photo: Al Motley, and his son, Alvin Motley II receive communion from John Powell at the African American Mennonite Pastors Gathering in Elkhart, Ind. The

Wil LaVeist

May 2, 2015

‘A Prairie Home Companion’ live broadcast from Goshen tomorrow

Four million people are expected to tune in to “A Prairie Home Companion” on May 2, which will broadcast live from Goshen (Ind.) College at 5:45

Goshen College

May 1, 2015

East African real estate project to fund mission work

EMM worker Debbi DiGennaro leads a monthly hymn sing at the Amani Gardens Inn in Nairobi, Kenya. Photo by Travis Tice. The Mennonite Board in

Chris Fretz

May 1, 2015

How food kills indigenous people

I was born on the Crow Reservation, the reservation neighboring ours and our longtime enemies. I was once told the government put our two tribes

Erica Littlewolf

May 1, 2015

A fervent prayer for church restoration and repair

While Mennonite Church USA is widely recognized as a "peace church," we Mennonites seem to be far better at severing ties with each other than

Harvey Yoder

May 1, 2015

Goshen church votes to transfer to South Central Conference

On April 26, members of Pleasant View Mennonite Church, Goshen, Ind., voted to transfer the congregation’s membership from Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (IN-MI) to South Central

Anna Groff

April 30, 2015

EMU President announces retirement

Loren E. Swartzendruber, president of Eastern Mennonite University (EMU), Harrisonburg, Va., announced to the university community today that he plans to retire next year, on

Mennonite Education Agency

April 30, 2015

MCC responds with food, shelter, supplies in Nepal

Mennonite Central Committee will begin its Nepal earthquake response by working with a local organization in the remote, eastern area of the country, providing food and other essential items to affected families.

Support for about 200 families in Okhaldhunga District will assist people whose homes are no longer safe for use and who have less than one week of food available. Priority will be given to female-led households, and households . . .

Julie Bell | Mennonite Central Committee

April 30, 2015

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