“The press,” writes Franklin Klassen, editor of Chaco-Press, a new monthly newspaper published in the Menno Colony of the Paraguayan Chaco, “is the conscience of
To date, they have assisted about 140 families, helping them with food, clothing, legal assistance and travel fare to legal and medical appointments.
Omar Guzman, pastor of the Mennonite . . .
They say they are “infecting the churches of Venezuela with a sana doctrina (healthy doctrine).”
Max Villatoro, pastor of Iglesia Menonita Torre Fuerte (First Mennonite Church) . . .
Qom is the original name of the Chaco’s Toba indigenous people — a name they are reclaiming.
To help farmers make it through to the second growing season, Mennonite Central Committee provided emergency food assistance to 1,666 families. That included a distribution of 30,384 cans of meat in El Salvador, Honduras . . .
Five years after a devastating earthquake tore across Port-au-Prince . . .
