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Bring us to your congregation! Mennnonite Mission Network staff would love to join your congregation in worship to preach, teach, and share stories of God at work around the world. Whether you need a sermon, or a ...

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Latest Stories

J.D. and Minnie Graber
New book
In Sowing Seeds, “Mr. Missions of the Mennonite Church” points the way forward

In a recently published book on J.D. Graber, who helped transform a colonial mission model into one based on partnership and mutuality, R. Bruce Yoder shows readers that the Anabaptist Mennonite mission tradition contains early critiques ...

New book
J.D. and Minnie Graber
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Juan Sebastian Pacheco Lozano, regional director for Latin America for Mennonite Mission Network.
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Front row: Willmar Harder and Larry Ruffin III, Norah Yoder, Julia Boller, Cade and Gretta Rempel Fisher. Back row: Lydia Esh, ________ Wyatt Fisher, Reuben Harder, Grace Miller
Oscar Siwali, Rev. Eulanda Mabusela, Rev. Storia Seitisho, Rev. Thoko Mbense and Sibonokuhle Ncube support SADRA's Women in Peacebuilding and other programs. Photo provided.
SADRA’s Women in Peacebuilding works to dismantle violence in South Africa
By Sibonokuhle Ncube and Oscar Siwali
South Africa
Bolivia anniversary
exactly 50 years after the first baptisms that launched Iglesia Evangélica Menonita Boliviana, nearly 700 members from the twelve churches and three church plants gathered to reflect on their history, celebrate their faith, and look to the future.