Ways to give

Your contributions are important. They will:

help the church to grow as a thriving global community of Anabaptists grounded in Jesus;
assist our global community to learn from and support each other in fellowship and worship;
enable us to walk alongside brothers and sisters who are suffering;
help us to make a difference in the world through our service and witness.

Your gifts are deeply appreciated.

Mennonite World Conference is able to accept contributions in various ways:

Credit Card

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PayPal (note that a PayPal account is not necessary)

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Wire transfer

For details about sending wires to Mennonite World Conference (in USD, CAD or Euros), please email Kitchener@mwc-cmm.org

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Check/Cheque

Checks drawn on US banks can be sent to:

Mennonite World Conference

PO Box 5364, Lancaster, PA 17606-5364

Cheques drawn on Canadian banks can be sent to:

Mennonite World Conference

50 Kent Ave., Suite 206, Kitchener, ON N2G 3R1

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Most Recent News

MWC makes space, shares hope

“Do not be ashamed to testify about our Lord,” said Mennonite World Conference (MWC) President J. Nelson Kraybill. At the Executive Committee meetings, eight pastors and leaders from Asociación Iglesias Cristianas Menonitas de Costa Rica shared about how their congregations are growing together and start new ministries.

Growing forgiveness

It took about 490 years for government officials in Bern, Switzerland, to ask for forgiveness for persecution of Anabaptists in the region. It took less than two to get a response from Swiss Mennonites. Delegates from every congregation in Konferenz der Mennoniten der Schweiz [Alttäufer]/Conférence Mennonite Suisse [Anabaptiste] (KMS/CMS) gathered to offer forgiveness to the government of the canton of Bern in a 20 April 2019 ceremony at Église évangélique mennonite Tavannes.

“Every second, God is here, helping me”

“A chapter of my story was written while with YAMEN,” says Diana Martínez. The young church leader from Colombia served as an educational assistant at Casa Hogar Belén, a children’s home in Managua, Nicaragua, 2017–2018 through YAMEN.

Challenge and hope on the road

“We enthusiastically celebrate that we are a Christo-centric borderless faith community, because as part of Mennonite World Conference, we fraternally unite with 107 Anabaptist and Mennonite [national churches and one international association] across 58 different countries in the world,” said Maykol Luis García Morelli, president of Asociación de Iglesias Cristianas Menonitas de Costa Rica.