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Ofertas de trabajo

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MCC

January 30, 2017

Reflexión Pastoral: Dos Discípulos Malentienden a Dios

Emaús, parte 2: Interpretación y discernimiento, Lucas 24 En el capítulo veinticuatro del evangelio de Lucas, vemos como los dos discípulos malentienden a Dios una

Isaac S. Villegas

January 30, 2017

Editorial: Our (Im)Migration stories

Hannah Heinzekehr is Executive Director of The Mennonite, Inc. Men, women and children flee famine and starvation in the Ukraine and resettle in parts of

Anabaptist World

January 30, 2017

Two Pennsylvania congregations build interfaith relationships, aid refugee resettlement

Photo: Dr. Shawke Soueidan speaks to members of Salford Mennonite Church. Photo provided. This story first appeared in the December issue of The Mennonite magazine. To read

Hannah Heinzekehr | Anabaptist World

January 30, 2017

History: The ‘Anabaptists’ who weren’t

Before the Radical Reformation and before the Protestant Reformation were the Waldensians. While Protestant Christianity celebrates its 500th anniversary in 2017 and Anabaptists prepare to

Rich Preheim

January 30, 2017

Palestinian Mennonite seeks peace through respect

Jonathan Kuttab, a Palestinian-American who attends Community Mennonite Church of Lancaster, Pa., spoke at a New York City synagogue on Nov. 29.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

January 30, 2017

Watson: In defense of football

For many of us, January’s cold snaps and post-holiday haze mark an important annual ritual: playoffs in the National Football League. It is an event

Hillary Watson

January 30, 2017

Book review: ‘A Witness in Times of War and Peace’

The subtitle of this memoir, “The Story of Gerhard Hein, a Mennonite Pastor Who Served in the Wehrmacht During World War II,” suggests why it

Mark Jantzen

January 30, 2017

Won’t pay for war

Prophet Martin Luther King Jr. damned the Vietnam War with his most controversial speech on April 4, 1967, exactly one year before he was assassinated.

Letters

January 30, 2017

‘Come as you are’ — and meaning it

LANCASTER, Pa. — Raymond Gephart grew up in a family plagued by the abuse of drugs and alcohol. His two older sisters were put into foster care.

Dale D. Gehman | For Mennonite World Review

January 30, 2017

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