Reconciliation

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 met every day for reflections and Bible studies. Photo provided.
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
South Africa Pilgrimage
The congregation at Brethren in Christ Church, Hillbrow. Photo by Jennifer Murch.
Unlearning
By Jennifer Murch
South Africa
Obituary
Gladys Graber talks with Mable Bontrager, an AIMM colleague in Zaire (DRC). Courtesy of MC-USA archives
Mission worker lived her faith boldly
By Lynda Hollinger-Janzen
Congo
Just Peace Pilgrimage
Members of Community Mennonite Church's Just Peace Pilgrimage group stand before the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. From left to right: Art Stoltzfus, Meribeth Kraybill, Betty Shenk, Rene Hostetter, Isaac Witmer, Ruth Zimmerman, Keaton Shenk, and Earl Zimmerman. Photo provided.
Breaking down barriers
Nathan Mudiji Makumbi, standing center right with clerical collar, gathers with the Kiri Centre Mennonite Brethren congregation in the Democratic Republic of Congo after a worship service. Photographer: Glodie Kihita.
Apartheid Museum ticket