Healing

Alma Doering was one of the first Mennonite missionaries in Congo. Photo provided by Africa Inter-Mennonite Mission.
“A whirlwind of a woman” named Mama Peace
By Lynda Hollinger-Janzen
Congo
Photo essay
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How Mission Network engages in mission
By Lynda Hollinger-Janzen
​Marina Bankole
Churches in Benin weave a gospel web
By Lynda Hollinger-Janzen
Benin
Press Release
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Ted & Company, Discovery: A Comic Lament
Contributed by Ted Swartz
United States
​Gakeema Allie speaks out during peer mediation training
Finding a key for conflict resolution in South Africa
By Kathryn Smith Derksen
South Africa
Botswana
African American Sister Care
Photo narrative: First African-American Sister Care seminar
Photographs by Lynda Hollinger-Janzen
United States
African American Sister Care
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Women urged to shed masks and fly
By Lynda Hollinger-Janzen and Rhoda Keener
Sister Care Hispana
Weaving a network of leaders, healing, and hope
By Kelsey Hochstetler
United States
A Maundy Thursday reflection
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Washing real feet
By Linda Oyer
France
​Founding members of the Minority Ministries Council
​Mennonite Mission Network has often described Niclette Mbendji as today's typical Mennonite – a young African woman. Mbendji lived in Ndjoko Punda when this photo was taken. Rebels have infiltrated this village. While we don't know whether Mbendji is hiding in the forest