Anti-racism

Just Peace Pilgrimage
The group toured the Old Fort Prison Complex at Constitution Hill, learning about the historical figures who were held captive there, like Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, among others.
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.
Apartheid Museum ticket
Here With Purpose Webinar
WEBINAR ART SINGLE
Image by Catrina Carrigan, UnSplash.
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Thanksgiving Day
Artwork by Kandi White
Rethinking “Thanksgiving”
By the Indigenous Solidarity Network
United States
God's compassion
Hispanic Heritage Month
Naun Cerrato and Charles Geiser talk outside Sunnyside Mennonite Church. Photo by David Fast.
I have felt welcomed here
By Naun Cerrato
United States
United States Civil Rights Pilgrimage
Just Peace Pilgrimage
Just Peace Pilgrimage