This reflection was originally shared by Nekeisha Alexis-Baker during a chapel service at Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary on Friday, February 28th, 2014. The chapel was focused on the Anabaptist women’s... read more →
This post was originally shared in Evangel, the tri-annual newsletter of Pacific Northwest Mennonite Conference. By Jeryl Hollinger... read more →
Titus Peachey was one of three men who attended All You Need is Love. His spouse Linda Gehman Peachey was also a participant and presenter. Conference planners welcomed men as... read more →
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Native Assembly 2014 July 28-31, 2014 • Winnipeg, MB, Treaty 1 “Ask the animals what they think – let them teach you… Put your ear to the earth – learn... read more →
By Colleen McFarland If you’re like me, you probably don’t associate Mennonites with yetis. Mennonites and four-part singing,... read more →
By Ervin Stutzman Over the past several years, people from across Mennonite Church Canada have engaged in... read more →
Drew Hart is a PhD student at Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, Pa, studying the intersection of the Black and Anabaptist theologies. He is also a part-time pastor and professor,... read more →
Brenda Zook Friesen is the administrative coordinator for transformative peacemaking for Mennonite Church USA. She also coordinated logistics for the All You Need is Love conference.... read more →
This interview was originally shared on the MennoNerds website, April 7, 2014. MennoNerds is a group of Anabaptist-minded bloggers "who 'geek out' over things related to Anabaptism. A MennoNerd also... read more →
By Glen Guyton “You give your tithe as a spiritual duty, the same way you breathe.... read more →
Hilary J. Scarsella is co-coordinator of the Women in Leadership Project for Mennonite Church USA. She was the lead organizer for the conference All You Need... read more →
This post was originally shared on the Mennonite Church USA Convention website. Isaac S. Villegas is the pastor of Chapel Hill Mennonite Fellowship in... read more →
This post is taken from a press release of the Elkhart Country Historical Museum (Ind.). Next Friday, April 25, John Kampen will share about the Partly Dave Coffee House, which... read more →