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Partner
SADRA's four-day Peer Mediation and Conflict Resolution workshop trains students at La Bri Olive Farm in Franschhoek.
Immigration
A person on a wooden footbridge.
SOOP
Dan and Tina Beachy continue to find joy and purpose in retirement through service with Mission Network's SOOP program.
From secret dating to serial serving
By Travis Duerksen
United States
MVS & Service Adventure
The 2025-26 Service Adventure teams in front of the house they helped construct with Mennonite Disaster Service in San Angelo, Texas in March, 2026. Left to right: Christian Stoltzfus (Colorado Springs unit co-leader), Adriana Duerksen, Michael Bergen, Mir Knego (Anchorage unit leader), Ruben Veigel, Ian Unzicker, Sam Abrahams. Photo provided.
Obituary
Charles and Ruth Shenk
Urgent request
Some of the displaced community members of the South Sudan Mennonite Church. Photo by Pastor Stephen Dhuoney Dang Lual.
Obituary
In 1978, Loren and Donna Entz joined Africa Inter-Mennonite Mission (AIMM) as some of the first workers sent by Mennonite Board of Missions (a predecessor of Mennonite Mission Network). They served in Burkina Faso until 2008.
MVS
Juan Witmer, a participant with the 2025-26 Tucson MVS unit, works on a client's sink through his placement with CHRPA. Photo by Juan Witmer.
A 1973 photograph of the Mennonite Board of Missions. Back row, left to right: Louis Strite, Robert Summers, Jim Detweiler, James Mullet, Gerald Good. Front: Leamon Sowell, Sam Jantzen, Donald Yoder, Doris Kramer. Photo by Alvin Hostetler.
Voluntary Service
Standing, from left, Wesley Gingrich, Betty Hofstetter, Earl Hofstetter, Rita Stutzman, Duane Hofstetter, Linda Rider, Roland King, Wilma Hofstetter, Don Esh. Seated: Teresa and Roland (Butch) Seiler. Photo by Jerry Ray.
Mongolia
For 32 years, Mennonite Mission Network worker Laura Schlabach served in Mongolia with JCS International. Her term concluded in late March.
Mongolia
FARM NGO