The Movement of Anabaptist Women Doing Theology from Latin America, or MTAL, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a workshop in El Salvador on April 14-16.
The Movement of Anabaptist Women Doing Theology from Latin America, or MTAL, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a workshop in El Salvador on April 14-16.
Eduardo “Lalo” Hinojosa, 81, a pastor influential in the growth of Mennonite congregations in Brownsville and the South Texas border region, died June 3 in Houston.
Mennonite World Conference’s Executive Committee accepted churches from Tananzia and Ukraine as new members and approved funding for theological education during meetings April 8-11 in Curitiba, Brazil.
Growing up in Colombia, in a Catholic family with eight brothers, I had to deal with the patriarchal tradition that women had more duties at home than men.
Lois Buckwalter, 102, one of the first Mennonites to engage in mission that accompanied existing Indigenous evangelical churches in preserving their language and cultural manner of worship, died March 8 in Goshen, Ind.
In 2015, when a resolution called “Seeking Peace in Israel and Palestine” was proposed at the Mennonite Church USA convention, many of my Latino and Latina brothers and sisters went to the microphone to express their support for Israel. I was not surprised.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced on March 3 the awarding of nearly $14 million to Mennonite General Hospital in Puerto Rico for repairs to facilities in Aguas Buenas, Cayey, Cidra and Guayama.
