When Jan Harmon first heard about the cookbook that would become the beloved 1976 classic More-with-Less, it was a Sunday morning.
When Jan Harmon first heard about the cookbook that would become the beloved 1976 classic More-with-Less, it was a Sunday morning.
Ruth Keidel Clemens’ memoir of growing up in Congo and Illinois, A Quest for Purpose: From Congo to Illinois, Cambodia and Beyond (Lucid Books), is timely, warm, relatable and layered with purpose and meaning.
In the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the earth holds minerals the world craves, the people who live off food grown in the rich, dark soil and raise families amid the lush, green hillsides are perpetually in danger.
Mennonite Church USA’s 2026 Bring the Peace award recipients are a pastor who retired to devote time to international peacebuilding and a college student who brings people together to address immigration and conflict issues.
Mennonite Central Committee is responding to deadly flash flooding in Nepal. The Aug. 26 flood devastated communities in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts, washing away entire settlements and villages and leaving a trail of heavy destruction.
What does it mean to experience the depth of liberation Christ promises when a growing part of your mind is becoming beholden to something else?
Muka Hamba Kodi, a community health worker on the island of Sumba, Indonesia, has long been concerned about the health and nutrition of children living in Napu Village, where stunting affects about one-quarter of children under 5 years old.
