Kita Sami Tinimbalan / All of us are called
by Saptojoadi
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Assembly 17 – Indonesia 2022 – Songs
Kwake Yesu Nasimama/Here on Christ the Rock I will stand,
adapted from Edward Mote/Kenyan traditional
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Reprinted / Streamed with permission under ONE LICENSE #A-740570
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Across many continents, Community Peacemaker Teams has supported accompaniment work in communities that suffer from environmentally and socially disruptive extractive industries. This workshop explores stories of individuals who have worked with CPT to oppose logging, extraction, fossil fuels, and land theft. We will draw lessons for Anabaptist peace and environmental work.
Presenter: David Lapp-Jost from the Mennonite Church of Heidelberg-Bammental will introduce CPT presenters from multiple continents.
Land and water protection: peace work and the environment 
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– Introduction Max Wiedmer jusqu’à 2’42’’
– Jonathan jusqu’à 13’32’’
– Intervention Matthew Krabill jusqu’à 13’56’’
– Intervention Siaka Traore jusqu’à la fin 16’10”
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Assembly 17, Indonesia 2022 Video Workshops
Mennonite World Conference Assembly
Asamblea del Congreso Mundial Menonita
Rassemblement de la Conference Mondiale MennoniteLearning Indonesian with MWC – Describing my family Learning Indonesian with MWC – Describing where you’re from Learning Indonesian with MWC – Greetings Indonesia Episode 1: Greetings 
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The workshop aims- a) To create an interest in seeing the potential within an individual Mennonite youth. b) To acknowledge the significance and the impact their gift can bring to the community. c) Encourage the youth to use their skills to enhance the church.
Presenter: Pratik Bagh from India: I am an ordained Pastor under Bhartiya General Conference Mennonite Church India (BGCMC). Currently I am in the United States doing Master of Divinity at Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary. I am also a volunteer pastor at the Asian Indian church in Pittsburgh, where I live with my wife Shabnam and daughter Shanice.
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Mennonite & Islam dari Pedesaan Lereng Muria
This workshop was delivered in Indonesian.
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Mary, the mother of Jesus is deeply honored by Christians and Muslims. This workshop explores the Qur’anic and Biblical narratives about Mary and her depiction in both traditions. The workshop also investigates what a focus on her prophethood can add to inter-religious dialogue between Muslims and Christians, especially for women.
Presenter: Jacqueline Hoover is a free-lance instructor is Islamic Studies and Muslim-Christian relations based in the UK. She is a member of the sessional faculty at AMBS and an ordained minister in the Mennonite Church USA. She has taught recently in Malaysia, Egypt, Kenya and the UK.
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MEDA (Mennonite Econommic Development Association) works to create business solutions to poverty. MEDA’s vision is that all people may unleash their God-given potential to earn a livelihood, provide for families and enrich communities. This session focuses on how MEDA SME partners in the agribusiness sector view the post-COVID world.
Presenters: Dr. Dorothy Nyambi is president & CEO of MEDA. Veronica Herrera is CEO of MiCrdito, Nicaragua. Hadija Jabri is managing director of GBRI, Tanzania. Sunoko Lin is a businessperson and treasurer of Mennonite World Conference.
MEDA panel business and faith in a post COVID world 
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Scripture offers three models for relating faithfully to Muslim neighbors as a reflection of the Trinitarian God. Participants will consider their own relationships to Muslims as we reflect on examples of hosts (Kenya and North America), guests (Somalia), and mutual partners (Tanzania and the Allies for Peace project).
Presenter: Peter Sensenig serves with MMN and EMM in France and francophone Africa; member of EMM’s Christian-Muslim Relations Team; EMM East Africa regional interfaith consultant from 2015-2020; ordained MCUSA 2008; PhD Theology/Christian ethics Fuller Theological Seminary; taught courses in two Somaliland universities; author Peace Clan: Mennonite Peacemaking in Somalia (Pickwick, 2016).
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Violence in the name of religion often occurs in Indonesia. Mennonite Church started to build peace with radical group to overcome violence in the name of religion in Indonesia.
Presenter: Paulus Hartono is one of the Mennonite church pastor who has been actively serving on the congregation for 14 years and has been special duty pastor in MDS (Mennonite Diakonia Service) GKMI Synod for 15 years for peace service in location of natural disaster and inter-religious conflicts and building peace with a radical Muslim group.
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GYS 2015 highlight video