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Could conformity be enforced?

The Mennonite Church, after being immersed in turmoil for decades, was barreling toward a potentially catastrophic showdown. With implications for unity, discipline, polity, identity and

Rich Preheim

April 28, 2014

Florida school becomes part of a Global Family

SARASOTA, Fla. — No more water bottles in class, Bible teacher Don Fry told the 10th-graders in his classroom at Sarasota Christian School.

Looking confused, students pulled water bottles from their backpacks and put them on the table.

School administrators, Fry said, had decided water bottles were too disruptive. From now on students could use the water fountain in the gym between classes and drink at lunch.

Linda Espenshade | Mennonite Central Committee

April 28, 2014

He loved them to the end

Chapel Hill Mennonite Fellowship Maundy Thursday foot washing service, 2014 I’ve been watching a lot of House of Cards this week. I love this show,

Meghan Florian

April 23, 2014

Russian scholar uncovers Soviet-era history

FRESNO, Calif. — The Mennonite experience in the former Soviet Union is more than family history — it is a way to understand the relationship between a state and its people.

This was one of the themes of “Mennonites in the Soviet Union,” a series of lectures March 27 and 29 at Fresno Pacific University. The speaker was Andrej Savin, a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Wayne Steffen | Fresno Pacific University

April 21, 2014

Bibles for Bolivians, to read or to listen

WINNIPEG, Man. — Norman Brown’s goal is to distribute the Plautdietsch (Low German) Bible free to every home in Bolivia where the language is spoken. Since Mennonite Brethren publisher Kindred Productions released De Bibel in 2003, the Winnipegger has handed out more than 8,000 copies.

Brown began ministering to Plautdietsch speakers in 1994 when Power to Change (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) placed him in charge of the newly translated Low German Jesus film.

Angeline Schellenberg | Mennonite Brethren Herald

April 21, 2014

What we might unintentionally say when we gather

Over the course of the last few years, I have been a part of more conversations than I care to admit and/or remember about Christian

Hannah Heinzekehr

April 18, 2014

Beachy Amish define beliefs

YODER, Kan. — Beachy Amish Mennonite ministers adopted the group’s first statement of faith at their national meetings April 9-11.

Outgoing bishops committee chair David Yoder of Partridge said the multiyear drafting process was initiated to define what the Beachy Amish believe.

“A number of years ago, there was a conservative element that began asking questions: ‘Are others in our constituency no longer doing our practices? Do they belong in the constituency?’ ” he said. “We’ve taken a journey to find who we really are. We’re asking what defines us, what makes us significantly different from other conservative Anabaptist groups.”

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

April 16, 2014

MCC increases support for Summer Service program

For years Keshia Kay Littlebear of Billings, Mont., was certain where her path would take her when she was older and the summers rolled around.

Ed Nyce | Mennonite Central Committee

April 16, 2014

Opera workshop stretches creativity and stage skills

WINNIPEG, Man. — Ashley Fredette wants to perform in operas one day, but it wasn’t until she took Canadian Mennonite University’s Opera Workshop course that she got her first taste of what life as an opera singer entails.

Fredette, a CMU music student, took Opera Workshop this school year. Participants study selections from operatic literature during the fall term and then perform them over the course of three or four nights at the beginning of the winter term.

Aaron Epp | Canadian Mennonite University

April 14, 2014

Music conference to celebrate the environment

WATERLOO, Ont. — Conrad Grebel University College is well into preparations for the third in a series of music festival-conferences June 5-8. “Sound in the

Jennifer Konkle | Conrad Grebel University College

April 14, 2014
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