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Eastern Mennonite Missions

Lancaster becomes ‘refugee capital’

LANCASTER, Pa. — Lancaster City has become known as “America’s refugee capital” after the BBC reported it takes in 20 times more refugees per capita than the rest of the United States. Lancaster County has taken in 1,300 refugees since 2013, according to the BBC.

Emily Jones | Eastern Mennonite Missions

March 13, 2017

Mission-minded church leaders from 20 nations gather in Germany

BONN, Germany — The International Missions Association has no members from Europe, but that was no obstacle to Germany hosting the organization’s annual gathering and outreach efforts.

Jewel Showalter | International Missions Association

December 12, 2016

EMM worker inspires Bangladeshi churches to build bridges of peace

Assemblies of God churches in Bangladesh have a profound commitment to peacemaking. Five Bangladeshi church districts welcomed Eastern Mennonite Missions global consultant David W. Shenk recently to visit, teach and encourage their congregations to become even more deeply rooted in Jesus’ way of peace.

Emily Jones | Eastern Mennonite Missions

November 7, 2016

Muslim convention welcomes Christian dialogue

CHICAGO — At the largest annual gathering of Muslims in North America, thousands browsed a bustling bazaar showcasing products, businesses and opportunities by and for Muslims. Of more than 500 booths, only one represented a commitment to dialogue and friendship from the perspective of committed followers of Jesus.

Emily Jones | Eastern Mennonite Missions

September 26, 2016

EMM Kingdom teams partner to help refugee students

LANCASTER, Pa. — Middle school students from refugee families are expanding their language skills and cultural understanding, thanks to a program with Eastern Mennonite Missions involvement.

Nita Landis | Eastern Mennonite Missions

August 15, 2016

Kenyans equipped for relations with Muslims

Waiting for a taxi at a tea shop in Nairobi, Kenya, Jona­than Bornman asked a young Somali refugee if he had any prayer needs. The man replied, “I want to go to paradise.”

Emily Jones | Eastern Mennonite Missions

May 31, 2016

Love urged for Muslim neighbors

MORTON, Ill. — About 60 people gathered Jan. 24 at First Mennonite Church to learn about their Muslim neighbors from Eastern Mennonite Missions Christian/Muslim relations consultant Jona­than Bornman of Lancaster, Pa.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

January 26, 2016

Women of the Bible set examples in East Africa

MUSOMA, Tanzania — Infertility, single parenting, poverty, the raising and teaching of children, life with an unbelieving or unfaithful husband and maintaining faith in desperate times: These issues confront East African women daily.

Andrew Mashas | Eastern Mennonite Missions

January 11, 2016

EMM workers help refugees in Germany

HALLE, Germany — Eastern Mennonite Missions workers here say refugees need Jesus more than clean bedsheets, but they want to give them both. As Germany deals with Europe’s worst refugee crisis since World War II, EMM workers in Halle have joined in the emergency relief efforts.

Stephanie Hanna | Eastern Mennonite Missions

December 21, 2015

Belize deaf church began after hearing God’s voice

ORANGE WALK, Belize — More than 40 adults and children participated in the 10th anniversary celebration of Jesus’ Deaf Church Oct. 11. Nancy Marshall, a worker with Virginia Mennonite Missions and Eastern Mennonite Missions, started the church and continues to pastor the group.

Stephanie Hanna | Eastern Mennonite Missions

December 7, 2015
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