Menno Court, a 170-unit residential building that offers affordable housing in Vancouver, B.C., has been a place of safety for half a century. Tenants and supporters celebrated its 50th anniversary of offering rents well below market value with a party on July 18.
Freeman Academy hosted an Indigenous People’s Celebration Oct. 16 that brought together six schools to make connections with tribal groups and learn about Dakota, Nakota and Lakota life, pursuing the Lakota phrase Mitakuye Oyasin (we are all related).
Josué Coy Dick, a fourth-year student at Bethel College from North Newton, Kan., is the winner of the 2024 C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest.
On Nov. 6, many U.S. Amish, Brethren in Christ and Mennonites woke up feeling encouraged that their country was heading in a better direction; others were discouraged by the presidential election’s outcome.
Dean Taylor has been appointed president of Zollikon Institute in Berlin, Ohio. He replaces Norita Yoder, who led Zollikon since it was founded in 2021.
A sculpture created by Mennonite artists to convey a message of peace in the public square has returned to Washington, D.C., the place the artists considered its home.
