• Seeking Places of Peace

    Seeking Places of Peace,the volume from North America, released in 2012

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  • Nothing Remains as It Was Renewal yesterday — and today
  • Missional Frontier: Uruguay

    Uruguay has an extension of 176.215 Km². It borders with Brazil in the north, and with Argentina in the west along the Uruguay River and the south along La Plata River, as well as the Atlantic Ocean. There were 3,500,000 inhabitants in the country in 2010, half of which live in and around the Capital,…

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  • Missional Frontier: Portugal

    Mennonite Churches in Portugal Background In September 2020, our association went through some profound changes in its structure. First, we saw some board of administration members and church leaders leave the association for different reasons. A pastoral couple, Kardoso Mente and Maria Efekele, left Portugal to start a new journey in France. Kardoso used to…

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    Missional Frontier: Portugal
  • Missional Frontier: Kenya

    A Mission Story of KMC – witnessing in faith Country context in Brief Kenya Mennonite Church (KMC) is a conference registered in The Republic of Kenya. Kenya has a total land area of 581,309km2. Around 9.5% of this total land area is arable. The population is 48 million with a growth rate of 2.3%. Women…

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  • Missional Frontier: DRC

    Mennonite churches in Democratic Republic of Congo Background The Democratic Republic of Congo is a country located in Central Africa, inhabited by nearly 80 million people, belonging to500 tribes and living on a surface of 2 345 410 square kilometers. The country experienced two waves of evangelism. The first evangelism occurred during the15thcentury through the…

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  • Mission and Migration

    Global Mennonite History Series: Latin America released in 2010 (also available in Spanish and French) By Jaime Prieto Valladares Translated and edited by C. Arnold Snyder General editors: John A. Lapp, C. Arnold Snyder

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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 GrossmŸnster cathedral in Zurich, Switzerland, to commit adult baptism, a subversive act at the time.

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  • Global Mennonite History Series

    The Global Mennonite History Series consists of five volumes of history, one from each continental region. Writers from each region trace the origins, development and mission of the Anabaptist-related churches there, reflecting the experiences, understandings and perspectives of these churches. This fresh offering of history is the first time some of these churches have cooperated…

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  • From Anabaptist Seed

    From Anabaptist Seed, by C. Arnold Snyder,

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  • Dutch Colonialism, Multatuli, and Mennonite History A Drama Workshop

    Colonialism, Multatuli, and Mennonite History: A Drama Workshop. Brotherly Dialogues Between a Colonist Official and a Mennonite Pastor: Edouard and Pieter Douwes Dekker Presenters: Chris Doude van Toostwijk and Nina Schroeder Indonesia 2022: workshop

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    Dutch Colonialism, Multatuli, and Mennonite History A Drama Workshop
  • Churches Engage Asian Traditions

    Global Mennonite History Series: Asia released in 2011 Authors I. P. Asheervadam, Adhi Dharma, Alle Hoekema, Kyong-Jung, Kim, Luke Martin, Regina Lyn Mondez, Chiou-Lang Pan, Nguyen Thanh Tam, Nguyen Thi Tam, Takanobu Tojo, Nguyen Quang Trung, Masakazu Yamade and Earl Zimmerman General Editors John A. Lapp, C. Arnold Snyder

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