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Working hand-in-hand to serve God’s kingdom
“The Courage to Love” is still evident in our polarized world today. “Working for peace does not mean we are going to fold our hands, but we are going out there. Peace is action,” said Oscar Siwali (South Africa) of SADRA, a member of GAPN. The Global Anabaptist Peace Network (GAPN) hosted a webinar on 22 September 2025 in conjunction with Peace Sunday and the International
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Leaving a legacy
Network webinars inspire, teach and connect Anabaptists are following Jesus in the world, building peace. This is often accomplished through organizations developed by churches to work alongside. The Networks* of Mennonite World Conference provide a home for members of these organizations to learn from one other about what it means to be Anabaptist-related institutions; to
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Living out unity in Spain
We were very few when we began to call ourselves Mennonites or Anabaptists in Spain. We gathered to develop relationships, interact with some frequency and explore topics of common interest.
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All webinars
Upcoming Webinars Transforming the landscape of international development through innovative business solutions to poverty GASN Webinar Speakers: Omoneka Oyier, Dr Dorothy Nyambi 22 April 2026 12:00 (UTC) Languages: English, Español, Français Join the Global Anabaptist Service Network for an engaging webinar featuring Dr. Dorothy Nyambi, President & CEO of MEDA (Mennonite Economic Development Associates), and Omoneka
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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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GMF Terms of Reference
Global Mission Fellowship of Anabaptist-related churches vision statement
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GMF vision statement
Global Mission Fellowship of Anabaptist-related churches vision statement.
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The Holy Spirit transforms prison
“My members are rapists, kidnappers, murders and fraudsters – all washed by the blood of Jesus our Lord,” says pastor Ignacio Chamorro Ramírez. Chamorro is director of an integrated transformation program and pastor of La Libertad (“freedom”) church in Paraguay’s overcrowded Tacumbú national penitentiary – but he was once a prisoner like the men he
