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What We Believe Together 2015
Second Edition Exploring the “Shared Convictions” of Anabaptist-related churches by Alfred Neufeld Photography by Merle Good Introduction by César García Published in cooperation with Mennonite World Conference
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Is Christian faithfulness possible without unity?
By all accounts, the 16th Mennonite World Conference Assembly 21–26 July 2015 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA, was a resounding success. Memories of worshiping with more than 8,000 people from 65 countries; unexpected encounters with old and new friends; the beautiful profusion of sights and sounds of a truly global church; workshops on challenging topics and…
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Mennonites and Lutherans Continue Journey Toward Reconciliation
Goshen, Indiana – On 20-23 July, a six-member task force appointed by Mennonite World Conference (MWC) Faith and Life Commission met at Goshen College with counterparts from the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) to review progress globally on the commitments that the two global communions made to each other in a service of reconciliation in Stuttgart,…
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Mennonites, Catholics and Lutherans hold second round of dialogue on baptism
Second meeting of the Catholic, Lutheran and Mennonite Trilateral Dialogue Commission on baptism Strasbourg, France – “I continue to be inspired by the mutuality of our work,” commented John Rempel of Toronto, Ontario, one of the Mennonite participants in the 26-31 January 2014 second meeting of the Trilateral (Catholic, Lutheran, Mennonite) Dialogue Commission on Baptism.…
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Living the Christian Life in Today’s World
A Conversation between Mennonite World Conference and the Seventh-day Adventist Church 2011-2012
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Baptism the focus of trilateral dialogue by Mennonites, Catholics and Lutherans
An international trilateral dialogue between Mennonites, Catholics and Lutherans began in Rome, 9-13 December 2012.
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A heart with four chambers
A theological foundation for the work of MWC’s four commissions A teaching resource from the Faith and Life Commission The “Anabaptist tradition” is a historical movement, rooted in the sixteenth century Radical Reformation, of contextualizing the Bible’s apostolic and prophetic legacy as lived out by the early church. Tradition is a historic witness of moments…
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Called Together to be Peacemakers
Report of the International Dialogue between the Catholic Church and Mennonite World Conference 1998 – 2003
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Theological education on five continents: Anabaptist perspectives
Theological education on five continents: Anabaptist perspectives by Nancy R. Heisey and Daniel S. Schipani, eds. Publisher: Strasbourg, France: Mennonite World Conference, 1997 Digitizing sponsor:Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary Library
