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Reflection
A little bit of everything that refuses to add up
By Chris Scott
While on a tour of Calais, the pilgrimage stopped to say a prayer while touching one of the many walls put up throughout the city to keep migrating people out. Photo by Roger Farmer.
Just Peace Pilgrimage
Pilgrimage in photos: Christ at the Borders in Calais
Caleb and Stephanie Schrock-Hurst pose with "finger hearts" (a popular Taiwanese photo gesture, like the peace sign) in the National Dong Hwa University Chinese Language Center office.
Settling into Hualien 
By Stephanie Schrock-Hurst
Mission Network Senior Executive of Advancement Wil LaVeist takes a selfie with members of Trinity Chapel congregation in the chapel’s sanctuary following Sunday worship. Photo by Wil LaVeist.
International partner
Rebuilding the bridge
By Wil LaVeist
By Catrina Carrigan, Unsplash
Anti-racism
Mission Network awards 2026 Anti-Racism Grants
The pilgrims stand before the Harriet Tubman Mural on an exterior wall of the Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center in Cambridge, Maryland. Artist Michael Rosato designed and painted the mural, which was completed in 2019. From left to right: Paul Knapke, JoAnn Knapke, Julie Hart, Rachel Gratz, Krisann Applegate, Alex Green (Harriett Tubman Tours tour guide), Philip Hart, Katherine Bauman, Marlene Suter, Scott Applegate, Conrad Gratz. Photo by Arloa Bontrager.
Just Peace Pilgrimage
Tracing footsteps to freedom
By Mennonite Mission Network staff
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International ministry
A lesson in hospitality…through ice cream!
LCC students carry flags to represent their home countries.
Europe overview
Europe: Building leadership and offering hospitality
In March 2026, 22 peacemakers from across Europe connected at the European Peacebuilders’ Roundtable at the Paris Mennonite Center. 
Peacebuilding
European peacebuilders hold roundtable in Paris
By Ben Woodward-Breckbill
Her second term in Algeria, Marian Hostetler is pictured in 1965 teaching a class of 77 Chaouia girls, to read (The Chaouia tribal confederation come from a variety of Arab and Berber origins). She also taugh writing and arithmetic.
Obituary
Remembering mission worker and educator, Marian Hostetler
By Mennonite Mission Network staff