• Courier 2025 / 40.1

    A challenge for the ages  It’s a double – even triple – anniversary for Mennonite World Conference this year.   For one hundred years, Anabaptist-related national churches have been meeting together to acknowledge we are one body of Christ together, and to encourage and help each other in fellowship, worship, service and witness.  For five hundred

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    Courier 2025 / 40.1
  • 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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  • Courier 2024 / 39.4

    A foretaste of the kingdom  “Let’s think as citizens of a new nation in which there is not a gap between rich and poor, but where economic equality exists between all people.   “Let’s think as citizens of a new nation in which there is not racial discrimination, but where cultural diversity is affirmed and celebrated.  

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    Courier 2024 / 39.4
  • 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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  • An Anabaptist Theology of Service

    A teaching resource from the Faith & Life commission Some weeks ago, I received a request from Bert Lobe to consider describing and reflecting on how the sixteenth century Anabaptists understood diaconal service, and how that understanding and practice developed historically. The idea was that this kind of study might provide a basis for discussion

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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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