Listen to Xola Skosana, senior pastor at Way of Life Church in Khayelitsha, South Africa, describe Black Easter.

Learn more about how Mennonite Mission Network works to engage in missions all around the world.

Irene Bornman shares about quilting during her time serving in Senegal.

A brief overview of the inaugural Philipstown Wire Car Grand Prix, which was held Oct. 2, 2010, in Philipstown, South Africa.

Video from the Bopaganang Basha Ba Semoya youth center in Francistown, Botswana, with Melanie Quinn, worker with Mennonite Mission Network in Francistown.

What does it mean to "make peace?" Between 1951 and 1976, some 1,200 young men whose religious beliefs forbade them from joining the military still served their country through an alternative program called Pax.

Photos from the inaugural Philipstown Wire Car Grand Prix, held Oct. 2, 2010, in Philipstown, South Africa.

Images from Irene Bornman's quilt exhibit at Goshen (Ind.) College.

photos from Botswana

GOSHEN, Ind. — Laurence Milton Horst, whose kind, upbeat demeanor epitomized the gentle, yet wise servant leader and mission worker, died Sept. 7 at Goshen General Hospital. He was 96.

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.

Congolese church leaders’ dream comes to fruition.

Irene Bornman’s sand- and ceramic-tile-inspired quilts, on display at Goshen College from Aug. 15 to Sept. 5, were inspired by her nine years in Senegal.

La Casa Grande in Benin provides a haven for children, and education and health resources to the community.

Wise elders usually expected to be listened to and served––not taught.

Language can distort our theology, global mission partners, Gilbert Ansre and Shekhar Singh, told MCUSA leaders.

Mennonite Mission Network mission associates Gary Wittig and Martine Audéoud, who live in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, have found ways to spread God’s love in the midst of explosions and machine gun fire.

Edith Shenk Kuhns and Rose Shenk, mother and daughter, talk about their husbands both being killed nine days apart on separate continents.

Twelve North Americans with strong ties to Congo helped begin building the welcome center that will house the Congolese Mennonite Church centennial celebration in July.