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Jubilation greets installation of first bishop in Uganda

MUKONO, Uganda — Mennonite Church Uganda consecrated Okoth Simon Onyango as its first bishop Aug. 11.

October 7, 2019

God who demands hospitality

In August I visited my friends the Issa family, who live just outside of Jerusalem in the refugee camp of Anata in Palestine. The wall

Amy Yoder McGloughlin

October 2, 2019

Mission Network celebrates 30 years of Service Adventure

Photo: The 1989-1990 Philippi, West Virginia, Service Adventure unit. Back row, from left: Barb Schlabach, Diane Bowman, Richard Mishler and Linda and Richard Huber Mininger

Travis Duerksen, Mennonite Mission Network

September 30, 2019

December 2019 Call for Submissions: The unexpected

The Mennonite, Inc., invites your original submissions for our December 2019 print magazine issue and corresponding online content focusing on The unexpected. Description of the

The Mennonite

September 30, 2019

Pilgrims on a journey that transcends borders

Right relationships lie at the heart of biblical peace, or shalom. Peace is not simply a state of being or a tranquil place. Rather, shalom arises when we relate

Andrew Suderman

September 30, 2019

Making toys encourages family participation in rural Vietnamese schools

Photo: Parents work together to create toys that develop fine-motor skills and increase physical development in their preschool children. MCC photo/Lê Đắc Phúc. A line

Rebecca Kraybill for Mennonite Central Committee

September 30, 2019

Q&A: Antiracism and the church with Ibram X. Kendi

Photo: Ibram X. Kendi. Photo by Jeff Watts. Sheldon C. Good, executive director of The Mennonite, Inc., interviewed Ibram X. Kendi about antiracism and the

Sheldon C. Good

September 30, 2019

Bible: Faithfulness is a two-way street

“Watch your step! Behave yourself! Remember the rules I told you!” September’s lessons focused on God’s faithfulness to Israel. October’s theme includes human responses to

Reta Halteman Finger

September 30, 2019

History: How Congo became a Mennonite stronghold

Aaron Janzen believed passionately in missions. A member of the Mennonite Brethren from Mountain Lake, Minn., he wrote of the value of leaving “homeland, kin

Rich Preheim

September 30, 2019

Book review: Mennonite daughter

Mennonite daughters through the years have lived very different lives depending on where their ancestors came from. Regardless of cultural and ethnic backgrounds, whether urban

Shirley Hershey Showalter

September 30, 2019

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