The leaders accuse members of the local congregation of breaking their promise to abide by the conditions for the land’s use.
Village leaders rejected a proposal that would have enabled the Mennonites to comply with the spirit of the traditional customs while not compromising . . .
First, the Hesston College professor wrote thank you notes, parodying a recurring feature of the Tonight Show, from behind a desk next to a couch.
They say they are “infecting the churches of Venezuela with a sana doctrina (healthy doctrine).”
Qom is the original name of the Chaco’s Toba indigenous people — a name they are reclaiming.
The event gathers people of color in leadership positions to address racism and help the church embrace diversity.
More than 100 attendees made this . . .