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Juneteenth: A history

This blog post is in honor of Juneteenth, June 19. Wilma A. Bailey, Ph.D., is a retired pastor and professor. She was the first Black woman to be licensed for... read more →

Can I really use the blue sequins? — Psalm 139 for children and for us all

This article is part of our series on The Peace Table , the new storybook Bible from Shine, a children’s Sunday school curriculum, jointly published by MennoMedia and Brethren Press... read more →

Generosity of the congregation

Rachel Ringenberg Miller serves as denominational minister for ministerial leadership for Mennonite Church USA. She focuses on engaging conferences and congregations, providing resources and services to meet the diverse demands... read more →

Palestine land exercise

This post is part of the MennoCon23 #BeTransformed series. MennoCon23 will be held in Kansas City, Missouri, July 3-6. Anthony Khair is the international fellow at Mennonite Central Committee's National... read more →

Both sides of the wall: The “good” side and the “bad” side

Transformed by mentoring

This post is part of Mennonite Church USA’s #BeTransformed series. Jewel Gingerich Longenecker is dean of Lifelong Learning and co-director of the Doctor of Ministry in Leadership program at Anabaptist... read more →

Grain of the universe made visible

This post is part of Mennonite Church USA’s #BeTransformed series. J. Denny Weaver graduated from Hesston College, Goshen College, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary and Duke University. He taught in the... read more →

Gang violence and the global church

This post is part of the MennoCon23 #BeTransformed series. MennoCon23 will be held in Kansas City, Missouri, July 3-6. Robert Brenneman is the director of criminal justice and restorative justice... read more →

Creative, simple efforts can reduce violence

This blog is in recognition of National Gun Violence Awareness Day, June 3. Krista Dutt is currently the Mennonite Central Committee Chicago (Illinois) program coordinator. Most of her work is... read more →

God knew who I was, even when nobody else did

This blog post is part of the "I choose to be Mennonite because ..." series. See the call for blogs and submit your own here. Roger Farmer is a retired pastor of... read more →

Envisioning the future together: A new humanity in which all are welcomed and invited to eat together at the Lord’s Table

This blog is in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Andi Santoso is from Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia. He is an ordained minister of Gereja Kristen Muria Indonesia (GKMI), also... read more →