Mennonite Voluntary Service, Service Adventure, DOOR: Dwell, and Radical Journey are all still accepting applications.

Mennonite Service Center in Mississippi is destination for SOOP volunteers.

Youth in Lima, Ohio, have a place to call their own, thanks in part to the ministry experience Jared Diller gained while in RAD.

The Bible Missionary Church, a member of Mennonite World Conference since 2009, moves toward a more thorough Anabaptist identity.

Young adults in Spain take God’s message of love to the streets.

The journey of John Powell, a mission advocate for Mennonite Mission Network.

Jason Boone, a Raleigh, N.C., resident with extensive experience in social justice ministries, nonprofit communication, and anti-poverty initiatives, has been chosen to lead the Peace and Justice Support Network as coordinating minister.

At First Mennonite Church in Newton, Kan., young adults are lining up to do service.

A seminar project sponsored in part by Mennonite Mission Network and Mennonite Churches in France is teaching church leaders how to counsel wounded Ivorians to forgive their fellow countrymen in the wake of civil war.

John and Bonnie Driver, longtime mission workers in Latin America, were awarded the Peace and Justice Network’s Peace Pitcher award for their lifetime of service.

Sam Moyer left his Colorado home to "build bridges" in the U.K.

Dennis Byler has spent more than 30 years in Spain writing Spanish-language theological materials from an Anabaptist perspective.

Megan Whitacre credits her experience in Service Adventure as a key step in choosing a career of service to others.

Using mock TV specials, theater and games, one Ecuadorian church is helping children turn a violent neighborhood into a flourishing garden.

Breakthru Church International in South Africa builds peace in their community through listening and prayer.

Worker helped build relationships in Israel/Palestine

Native Assembly celebrates indigenous history and healing.

Resource for churches helps to reframe the immigration debate around a biblical perspective.

New vision for Centre, LMC building for sale

Amish and Ecuadorian creativity combined in the form of a quilt that is bringing God's people together across continents.

How can families and churches equip kids to get along with each other and grow in their understandings of peacemaking?

Military Counseling Network helps soldier receive discharge

Nearly 200 people gathered in Elkhart to bless the site for Mennonite Church USA's new, energy-efficient office building.

On April 20, Mennonite Voluntary Service and the Selective Service entered into an agreement making MVS the first faith-based organization to become an officially recognized employer for conscientious objectors, should the draft ever be reinstated.

In two weeks’ time, Mennonite Voluntary Service will become the first faith-based service organization recognized by the United States Selective Service System as a member of the Alternative Service Employer Network (ASEN) for conscientious objectors.

"Mission without conquest", a new book by three former long-term members of the Mennonite team in the Argentine Chaco/Mision sin conquista. Acompamiento de comunidades indgenas autotonas como practica misionera alternativa.

After 30 years of dreaming about it, Barbara and Darrell Jantz are the newest host couple at London Mennonite Centre.

One father's path to peace after his daughter's death in the Oklahoma City bombing.

Two Mennonite presenters will offer insights into their journeys with anti-racist communication during a once-in-a-decade event for faith-based communicators.

For three days, Mennonite pastors and lay leaders gathered to re-visit the question originally posed to Jesus by a teacher of the law: Who is my neighbor?

Why are Mennonites a people of peace? A group of curious Catholics and others got an answer to that question from Linda Oyer, a Mission Network worker in France.

The combined efforts of Mennonite Voluntary Service participant Bradley Jenkins and members of the Capital Area Immigrants Rights Coalition helped keep a man suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder from deportation.

Linda Gehman Peachey and Titus Peachey have spent their lifetimes working for peace and justice across the world. Laura Bowman's passion has stayed closer to her western Ohio home and for a much shorter time. Of course, Bowman is still in high school

As the rioting that began Oct. 27 continues to erupt throughout France’s capital city, Mennonite Mission Network personnel living there say the immigrant churches located within the troubled neighborhoods may represent “an important witness” for peace.

As a child, Kari Broadway tried to suffocate herself under pillows, hoping that someone would notice that something was wrong. Her story, and more, appear in a new documentary from Mennonite Media, "Shadow Voices: Finding Hope in Mental Illness.”

Hank and Marilyn Rossiter of Mennonite Mission Network open channels of communication between their two church communities. Through cooperation between these two communities, rural Liberians are able to learn peacebuilding skills in their own language.

For decades of dedication to urban ministry and peace education in Chicago, B. Elaine Bryant received the 2005 George and Pearl Kauffman Urban Leader Award during the annual Urban Leaders Network meeting in Indianapolis Nov. 15.

Joe and Janet Campbell will take lessons learned from 30 years of peacemaking in Northern Ireland and apply them to a new context.

Members of the Radical Journey team in Colombia participated in an international march to protest the actions of the FARC and to advocate for peace in Colombia.

As the four women in the Peace House intentional community in Harrisonburg spread peace in their neighborhood and beyond, one of their favorite tools is Third Way Cafe.

For more than half a century, Union Biblical Seminary has given Christian leaders education to merge faith, scholarship and action. Now it also gives doctorates.

On November 23, Hallmark Channel will tell peace stories. The hour-long Mennonite Media documentary "Pax Service: An Alternative to War" tells stories from the 1,200 young volunteers who worked in 40 countries from 1951-1975 through the Pax program.

Joint Christian Services, a consortium of mission agencies in Mongolia, helped organize a work-for-food project in the Bayankhongor region that enabled nearly 800 families to survive the severe winter months.

Volunteers serving with the DOOR (Discovering Opportunities for Outreach and Reflection) Dwell program in Chicago during fall 2009 will bring a new focus on business and advocacy for faith-based justice.

Organizers of the 2009 Christian Peace Witness for Iraq hope thousands will offer nonviolent protest against the continuing war in Iraq. The Peace and Justice Support Network of MCUSA is planning an April 29-30 gathering for those joining the protest.

The U.S. military calls it crystallization. Its the moment in a soldier’s life when he realizes that he can no longer serve in the military and remain true to his faith. Military Counseling Network in Germany lives in the aftermath of that moment.

Third Way Media picked up four media production awards recently from the American Women in Radio and Television (AWRT); the WorldFest Houston Film Festival, and Videographer Awards.