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Greek Catholics restore Ukraine church building

A former Mennonite church building in Ukraine is being restored and transformed, with the help of Canadian Mennonites, into a Greek Catholic church.

Observers call the project an example of Mennonite-Catholic collaboration in the spirit of other exchanges over the past decade or so.

Ron Rempel, Mennonite World Conference, Anabaptist World | Aaron & Rachel Stuckey

May 26, 2014

‘Martyrs Mirror’ plate discovered

NORTH NEWTON, Kan. — A long-lost copper plate made to illustrate the 1685 edition of Martyrs Mirror has been found.

It is the 31st plate known to exist of the original 104 etched by Dutch artist Jan Luyken.

Bethel College, Anabaptist World | Aaron & Rachel Stuckey

May 19, 2014

Easter: Actually it’s 50 days

Easter is not one day. It is not a week. Easter is not 40 days. Easter is actually a season of 50 days in the

Simon Barrow, Anabaptist World | Aaron & Rachel Stuckey

May 2, 2014

French speakers develop their network’s potential

KINSHASA, Congo — With 235,000, Congo is the only country with a large number of French-speaking Mennonites. Otherwise, francophone Mennonites are usually small minorities in their countries.

Through the efforts of the Francophone Mennonite Network, working under Mennonite World Conference, such Mennonites are beginning to develop cooperative relationships.

Neal Blough, Mennonite World Conference, Anabaptist World | Aaron & Rachel Stuckey

April 28, 2014

Patriotism that knows no borders

Genuine patriotism seeks the glory of God and the good of fellowmen in every clime and nation. There are no national boundaries for the truly

John Sharp, Anabaptist World | Aaron & Rachel Stuckey

March 17, 2014

Lithuanians join global MB family

The Free Christian Churches of Lithuania, a conference of seven church plants, will be welcomed into the International Community of Mennonite Brethren in May. The official

Gladys Terichow, Anabaptist World | Aaron & Rachel Stuckey

January 20, 2014

Christian Peacemaker Teams growing in Europe

Christian Peacemaker Teams in Europe is responding to a refugee crisis — a bold new step for CPT there. Work has started on an initial exploratory

Marius van Hoogstraten, Christian Peacemaker Teams, Anabaptist World | Aaron & Rachel Stuckey

January 20, 2014