Reconciliation

Peacebuilding
Peacebuilders has been leading workshops on peacebuilding tools in different parts of the country. As we continued this work, we began to sense a deeper need: to reflect more intentionally on what Scripture teaches us about peace. In response, we launched a new course that is currently running virtually, with some in-person sessions as well. Our goal is to help Anabaptist congregations—and others interested in the work of peace—build a biblical theology of peace. Throughout the course, we are using various academic texts alongside Scripture-based reflections.
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From left, Oscar Siwali, director of Southern African Development and Reconstruction Agency, and ​​Sibonokuhle Ncube, Co-Regional Director for Africa and Europe.
2020 Service Adventure unit enjoying the outdoors in Alaska: Kelby Youngberg, Isaiah Fellers, and Ginny Miller.
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Emily Keefer and her grandmother, Esther. Photo provided.
Dewy Bill's life story
Dewy Bill, third from left, leads the Mending Wings singers and drummers. Photographer: Sarah Augustine.
South Africa Just Peace Pilgrimage
During a South Africa Just Peace Pilgrimage, the group read and discussed the Parable of the Talents.
Unlearning a parable
South Africa
Youth Venture at Anabaptism@500
One of many cows we made friends with along the Täuferweg (Anabaptist Trail) leading into Schleitheim.
Looking Back to See the Future: Day 5
Grace Miller and Julia Boller
Switzerland
Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples Pilgrimage
Mt. Adams
South Africa Pilgrimage
South Africa’s national flower, the King Protea. Photo by Jennifer Murch.
Just Peace Pilgrimages
Andrew Suderman (left) and Joani Miller (right) give their presentation on Just Peace Pilgrimages at Pastors and Leaders Conference on February 19. Photo by Sara (née Gurulé) Peachey.
Pilgrimages are a journey of lament and authentic hope
By Joani Miller and Andrew Suderman
Workshop
Wil LaVeist, Mission Network senior executive of advancement, presenting “Afrocentric Anabaptists: Black Experiences in the Mennonite Church” at Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary’s conference for Pastors & Leaders 2025 | Anabaptism at 500: Looking Back, Living Forward.
Afrocentric Anabaptists
By Jane Morrow
United States