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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 Grossmnster cathedral in Zurich, Switzerland, to commit adult baptism, a subversive act at the time.
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How have we dealt with conflict in the past?
Presented to the General Council of Mennonite World Conference Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA, July 2015By Alfred Neufeldof Paraguay
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Identity and Ecumenicity: A Theology of Interchurch Hospitality and Denominational Identity
A teaching resource from the Faith & Life commission Mennonite World Conference embarked on the first formal dialogue process with the Baptist World Alliance in 1989. Since then, MWC has entered into conversations with Lutheran World Federation, Seventh Day Adventists, Catholics, and, most recently, a five-year trilateral dialogue with Lutherans and Catholics. Seeing the value…
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From Anabaptist Seed
From Anabaptist Seed, by C. Arnold Snyder,
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GAHN webinar: Can Faith, Health and Miracles Exist Together?
Global Anabaptist Health Network (GAHN) Virtual Health Summit: 12 March 2022“Can Faith, Health and Miracles Exist Together?The example of leprosy and the compassionate touch of Jesus”
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GAHN webinar: Global Anabaptist perspectives in fighting a pandemic
Global Anabaptist perspectives in fighting a pandemic.Does faith make a difference? GAHN webinar 27 March 2021 Presenter: Mark Shelly, MD, Infectious Disease physician, Healthcare Epidemiologist, Geisinger Medical Center; professor, Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA Dr. Mark Shelly presents about the unique contribution of Anabaptist perspectives in the battle against infectious diseases around…
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GAHN webinar: Health care and health systems in DRC
Three Congolese doctors and the work they each are contributing to for the Congolese healthcare and health systems. These three speakers bring their expertise as well as their life experiences of working in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Dr. Murray Nickel, GAHN steering committee member, moderates the session
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GASN Terms of Reference
Global Anabaptist Service Network Terms of Reference in response to network meetings at St. Chrishona in Basel Switzerland
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Gathered into one
As presented to the Mennonite World Conference General Council, Limuru, Kenya, 24 April 2018 Part I “All things gathered in Christ” Part II “Unity of the Spirit – the creation of body and temple” Part III “Maintaining the Unity of the Spirit – when walking together is hard” At time of writing, Thomas R Yoder…
