GOSHEN, Ind. — Across 13 countries and many cultural barriers, three Goshen College graduates found hospitality among different South and Central American Anabaptist groups during their 11-month, 10,000-mile bicycle journey from Paraguay to Goshen.
“Begin with what you have,” she said April 27, using “your little gift to change the world.”
Gbowee referred with pride in her commencement speech to being a graduate of EMU . . .
When I was a boy, I and my friends wandered the neighborhood unsupervised. We walked to school and didn’t worry about strangers. We had a tree house and built forts; we used our imagination to play various games …
In March 2013, Mennonites in the Harrisonburg, Va., area were invited to a gathering at one of our local churches to welcome and support two prominent leaders of the Ethiopian Meserete Kristos Church and the Meserete Kristos College …
Some things are hard for us to talk about in public. At times we refer to them as “the elephant in the room,” the anxiety-ridden topics we cannot comfortably broach around certain people or situations …
As interim editor of The Mennonite since February, I have received many questions regarding our publication, its purpose, who it serves and more. In this editorial, I address some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) …
By now it seems self-evident that accountability isn’t really my generation’s forte. You’ve heard it before: We want the church to change, but even if it did, we probably wouldn’t show up. We expect you to listen sensitively, but we expect to be independent …
