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North America

The road to Emmaus/The road to convention

Our biennial national Mennonite Church USA convention begins today in Kansas City, Mo., and there are two resolutions coming before the delegates that highlight disagreements

Joanna Harader

June 30, 2015

Deported Iowa pastor holds on to hope

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Father’s Day was set to be difficult for the Villatoro family. Father and children, husband and wife were separated by thousands of miles and a 10-year ban on re-entry to the United States. Yet alongside the pain rang testimonies of hope.

On June 20, three months to the day after Max Villatoro’s deportation to his birth country, Honduras, hundreds of . . .

Nick Detweiler-Stoddard | Central Plains Mennonite Conference

June 29, 2015

Survivors, advocates form a chapter of anti-abuse network

Twelve survivors of sexual abuse and their advocates have formed an Anabaptist-Mennonite chapter of an organization that “protects the vulnerable, heals the wounded and exposes

Mennonite World Review staff

June 29, 2015

6,500 are registered for global assembly

Mennonite World Conference assembly planners are putting final details in place for the July 21-26 event, which will draw more than 6,500 Anabaptists to Harrisburg,

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

June 29, 2015

Thank you: Spanish ministry training

Mission, leadership development and service are essential parts of church life. Anabaptist Biblical Institute (Instituto Bíblico Anabautista) has been a great partner, a companion and

Byron Pellecer

June 29, 2015

Is it still possible for white people to love?

What happened in Charleston is evil. I'm wrestling with this question: Is God’s salvation potent enough to dismantle this present evil? This tragedy is actually

Marty Troyer

June 26, 2015

The fight of truth

When truth is being spoken it is hard to only hear what you want to hear. Truth has a way of speaking directly to the

Willard Metzger

June 23, 2015

God of ‘will’ or God of love?

The question of how to understand the peaceable message of Jesus in relation to less-than-peaceable pictures of God in the Bible and in the Christian

Ted Grimsrud

June 22, 2015

Asian Anabaptists celebrated

LANCASTER, Pa. — Members of Mennonite and Brethren in Christ churches met at Mellinger Mennonite Church June 1 to celebrate the history and growth of Anabaptist communities in Asia through music, food and storytelling.

In preparation for the Mennonite World Conference assembly in July, the event was co-sponsored by Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, Brethren in Christ . . .

Brian K. Pipkin | For Mennonite World Review

June 22, 2015

Former NFL player at the center of feeding others

HARRISONBURG, Va. — When former star NFL center Jason Brown left the St. Louis Rams in 2012 to become a farmer in North Carolina, he admittedly had no idea what he was doing.

“I don’t know anything about farming,” Brown said, during the “Frontier Luncheon” in late May at Eastern Mennonite University’s Summer Peacebuilding Institute. “I watched Youtube videos.”

He hasn’t let this knowledge deficit stop him from seeking a life of service, however.

Brown started First Fruits Farm in Louisburg, N.C., in 2013 after deciding to leave behind a successful NFL career.

Andrew Goodstein | Eastern Mennonite University

June 22, 2015
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