The other morning, after dreaming to the tune of the constant patter of rain on the tin roof of my house, I woke early to enjoy a morning stroll through the mountains of northern Guatemala.
The director of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Manitoba at the time told me two issues stirred up the most flak from constituents: MCC’s work in Israel-Palestine and its involvement with hydropower
It’s hard to imagine a force powerful enough to keep an academic from his books, a father from playing with his children, a husband from attending to the wife he loves.
For the second year in a row, a group of Christians gathered in Winnipeg to
say “I’m sorry.” They joined the crowds on the sidelines of the annual
Gay Pride Parade in downtown Winnipeg on June 2 to co
More than a thousand people saw the movie Peace Makers at the Theodorskirch
during the first Night of Faith Festival that took place in Basel on May 17.
Three former staff members of Mennonite Pioneer Missions and Native Ministry,
the predecessor organizations of Mennonite Church Canada Indigenous
Relations, passed away in April and May of this year.
