Beyond Ourselves - Mennonite Mission Network

Fall 2006: Why mission?
	Features Hard questions about mission in a plural world Homecoming "In Christ we now can receive real life.” Sought by God "My whole life I was taught to seek, and this is the only time I was sought in return.” He prays for the right opportunities "The true believer rejoices in what God has done." Risking 'weakness' shows Jesus' power "Jesus Christ was proving to be more powerful than the occult powers."
Highlights
Assisting in service — "You see God working in the world in their willingess to take risks"

Viewpoints
Relating to our multi-faith neighbors
A message from Stanley Green, executive director/CEO of Mennonite Mission Network

Experience the way, the truth and the life
A message from Ron Byler, associate executive director of Mennonite Church USA

	Related resources
	Sharing faith changes lives Read the complete interview with Marco Güete on his church planting work with first-, second- and third-generation immigrants from Mexico and Latin America. Meeting Our Multifaith Neighbor For further reading on relation to our non-Christian neighbors, read Brice Balmer's book with an afterword by Stanley W. Green. (Herald Press)



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Kids in mission
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Is it insensitive to share your faith?
Read the second chapter of James Krabill's new book.You can also borrow or purchase a copy online.

Homeward Bound
Two years after the 2004 tsunami, a Youth Venture team helped a family in Sri Lanka rebuild their home. (Flash gallery)

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