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

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.

A Mennonite Men grant is helping one Spanish congregation turn its dream of building a new church into reality.

Janie Blough, a long-time MMN worker, was commissioned on October 2, 2011 at her church in Paris.

Anabaptists in Spain are experimenting with a new way to train lay leaders, and they’re doing it with help from a Swiss seminary, a Mennonite Mission Network worker, a grant from MCC Europe and a former Jesuit-priest-turned-Brethren-in-Christ pastor.

“Flattened” students travel around the world through the mail, and then share what they learned.

Book written in part by a Mission Network worker in France has met a need among French Christians in the midst of spiritual challenges.

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.

Seven German volunteer serve with Mennonite Mission Network programs this year.

Mission leaders at the annual meeting of the Council of International Anabaptist Ministries reflect on Anabaptist mission after the "fall of the Wall."

Stuart Murray, one of the founders and chair of the Anabaptist Network and author of 14 books, most recently The Naked Anabaptist: The Bare Essentials of a Radical Faith, will appear on this week’s Shaping Families radio program.