Reader responses to our February issue, "Where is your faith?"

Until this year, Mennonite Mission Network associates C. Paul and Hildi Amstutz were the founding co-pastors of a Spanish-speaking church plant in Asunción, Paraguay, as an outgrowth of their German home congregation.

Nearly 30 members of First Nations congregations in the United States and Canada will visit the homes and churches of their indigenous brothers and sisters following Assembly Gathered

This year, as a part of the course in the New Testament, we made a recording of the scriptures in Toba. Each participant selected a passage that they liked, and studied it for reading.

In some manner and measure, God is present to and reveals God’s self in every people, through their particular history and culture. There are no peoples unreached or untouched by the God of all creation.

Gretchen [Kingsley] and Ruth Anne saw Rosenda [Diarte], the president of the national Unida women, leading two Bible study times during the women’s gathering in July at her church.

An excerpt from a chapter tited Jesus and Creation by George Brunk III with Laura Amstutz from the forthcoming book Jesus Matters: Good News for the 21st Century edited by James H. Krabill and David W. Shenk.

Souleymane Traoré had carefully chosen each person for the two-day pioneering attempt to create the first Christian music in the Siamou language, the participants had little in common – except the language and an interest in music.

Peter says in Acts 10:34-35, “I now realize…that God treats everyone on the same basis now. It is only now, finally, I see it!” Peter’s worldview has changed.

For three days in March, students from Sarasota (Fla.) Christian School spent time in Miami, serving with the DOOR (Discovering Opportunities for Outreach and Reflection) program and seeing God at work in the city.

Discussions about biotechnology have to be placed within a context. I believe that biotechnology is best understood through cultural analysis.