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From the PresidentEthnicity and nationalism
The world is full of ethnic churches. The good news leaps from people group to people group – sometimes through cross-cultural witnesses sent by mis...
Read more... A meal to remember
Hayriye, wife of the pastor, invited us with her infectious smile into the corner of the meetinghouse. There we surveyed her temporary home – a coup...
Read more... Learning by doing
“When all is said and done, there’s a lot more said than done.”
Good folk wisdom, that is. It is one thing to talk knowledgeably about anyth...
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GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala – Seven years ago when Pastor Manuel planted Iglesia Pacto Renovado in Zone 16, a squatter community on the edges of Guatemala City’s sprawl, he hadn’t envisioned a neighborhood school too.
LUCRE, Peru – Eighteen years ago – shortly after Eastern Mennonite Missions workers John and Cindy Kreider first arrived in Peru, the little Mennonite church plant in Lucre held its first Sunday service.
PIRANG, The Gambia and CATEL, Guinea Bissau – “All my life I’ve been waiting and looking for help. I’ve not found it yet. But when it comes, I’ll be okay.” 
