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​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
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Michael J. Sharp: A legacy of peace-building
Mission Network Staff
Congo
​Mennonite Church USA's building in Elkhart
Less interest (payments), more ministry
By Mennonite Mission Network staff
United States
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Interfaith engagement
​Anabaptist interfaith workers met to improve interfaith engagement approaches in their agencies and beyond. Back
Janet Brooks Gerloff's painting
Racial Justice
​"Diversity is a biblical imperative
God chooses oppressed people as leaders
By Lynda Hollinger-Janzen
United States
Ann Jacobs (right), from Mennonite Mission Network, speaks with Pastor Siaka Traore (in green), Pastor Joseph (in black) and Samuel (in blue), a pastor-in-training. Jacobs went on a learning-tour of African ministry locations, including this visit to Bobo
Face of mission diversifying
Contributed by Wil LaVeist
Ghana
African American Sister Care healing hurts of the past
Contributed by Kelsey Hochstetler
United States
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​Michelle Armster
Refugee work
A ‘holistic response’ to refugees
Contributed by Carol Tobin and Mennonite Mission Network Staff
Canada