Experiencing the vitality of Christian faith in Paris, North American pastors and mission administrators learned new ways to address the secularization of their own communities.
Experiencing the vitality of Christian faith in Paris, North American pastors and mission administrators learned new ways to address the secularization of their own communities.
Jerry Allen Miller, 84, who led an innovative cycling ministry during more than two decades with Mennonite Board of Missions, died July 30 in Goshen, Ind.
About 15 former Mennonite Voluntary Service participants and members of two host congregations gathered Aug. 7 to honor the closing of Mennonite Mission Network’s 42-year-old Washington, D.C., MVS unit.
Anastacio Basil Marin, a “grandfather” of the Evangelical Garifuna Anabaptist congregations in Central America and the United States, died June 26 at Sentara RMH Medical Center in Harrisonburg, Va. He was 62.
Mennonite Voluntary Service is closing its Washington, D.C., unit, ending Mennonite Mission Network’s volunteer presence in the nation’s capital. The unit house will be put up for sale in August.
Mennonite Mission network welcomed six new directors to its leadership team during the past year.
