• History of MWC

    The Anabaptist movement dates its formal beginnings to 21 January 1525, when a group of young people gathered in a home close to the GrossmŸnster cathedral in Zurich, Switzerland, to commit adult baptism, a subversive act at the time.

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  • Diálogos Anabautistas

    Indonesia 2022: taller Como construimos espacios de discernimiento en tiempos de fundamentalismos religiosos y políticos Toda comunidad saludable debe dialogar abiertamente sobre temas controversiales, como forma de encarnar la fe en Jesús y poder seguir juntos, superando las barreras y desafíos que el mundo nos plantea hoy y tener esperanza y vencer el miedo .…

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    Diálogos Anabautistas
  • Discipleship and Justice: What’s your context

    Indonesia 2022: Workshop Work for clean water, sustainable living, racial justice and other issues are converging in peacemaking as an expression of our Christian discipleship. New churches are being birthed. Participants are invited to come and share stories about peacebuilding in their context as it relates to our Christian faith. Presenter: Sharon Norton

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    Discipleship and Justice: What’s your context
  • Consultation on Believers’ Baptism

    Report on the Consultation on Believers’ Baptism Participants in the Consultation on Baptism in Kingston, Jamaica 08-10 January 2015

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  • Baptism and Incorporation into the Body of Christ, the Church

    Lutheran-Mennonite-Roman Catholic Trilateral Conversations 2012–2017 It was with the twin goals of increasing mutual understanding and helping one another grow in faithfulness to Jesus Christ that a trilateral dialogue took place between Lutherans, Mennonites and Roman Catholics, from 2012 to 2017. Over the course of the five year period, the dialogue followed the well-established interchurch…

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  • Christian Hospitality: The Church and Global Migration

    Indonesia 2022: Workshop Migration and hospitality have been part of human history since biblical times. Today, responses to increasing global migration often promote the building of walls, countering the biblical call to hospitality. Join Mennonite Central Committee as we consider biblical hospitality to respond faithfully to God’s call to be a welcoming church. Presenter: Saulo…

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    Christian Hospitality: The Church and Global Migration
  • Collaboration against all odds

    We are being torn by multi-layered, multilateral global challenges. COVID 19, nationalism, Despite this, relationships happen through technology that brings together a world that seems to be falling apart. This panel will discuss the movement of the spirit that has opened doors to collaboration and joint ministry. Presenter: Sharon Norton Indonesia 2022: workshop

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    Collaboration against all odds
  • AWFS 2023 Ideas for children’s time

    Worship Worship is a time when church members come together to pray, sing, read Scripture, share with each other, and give praise to God. It can be a time of fellowship, restoration, comfort, celebration, or a call for renewed action. Believers can worship in a church building, in a home, or in a boat –…

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  • A weekend of prayer and action against hunger 2021

    “Give us each day our daily bread” Across the globe, more than 41 million people – around half of them children – are now at risk of starvation in 43 countries. The global hunger crisis is driven by conflict, by climate change; and by the economic impacts of COVID-19. Even in countries where some have…

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  • A weekend of prayer and action against hunger 2022

    Why We Pray and Act Against Hunger The Focus of our Gathering Across the globe more than 41m people – around half of them children–are at risk of falling into famine in 43 countries. Famine is preventable and has no place in the 21st century. These people are not starving, they are being starved by…

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  • A weekend of prayer and action against hunger 2023

    Liturgy: Sharing food with the Hungry Ð Isaiah 58: 6-12 Conflict; an uneven global economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic; the effects of climate change; high inflation; as well as the rising cost of food, fuel, and fertiliser are driving a polycrisis that is pushing tens of millions of girls, boys, and their families into…

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