• Serving “the least significant of the brothers and sisters of Jesus”

    Established in 1962, the Fellowship of Mennonite Churches in Taiwan (FOMCIT) is a conference of 24 congregations in Taipei, Taoyuan, Taichung and Hualien. It is a branch of Anabaptism, and a member of Asia Mennonite Conference and Mennonite World Conference. Impacted by COVID-19, the total baptized membership in 2022 was 1 935. The ministries of…

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    Serving  “the least significant of the brothers and sisters of Jesus”
  • High water and helping hands

    In December 2022, heavy rainfall caused flooding in several cities in Central Java, Indonesia. One of the most affected areas was Tanjung Karang Village, Kudus. The Wulan River overflowed, forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate their homes. Some 130 people took refuge in the hall of GKMI Tanjung Karang, a local Mennonite World Conference member church.* 

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    High water and helping hands
  • Growing networks add faces in Virginia

    “We also valued very much our first face-to-face meeting with the Faith and Life Commission as a whole, and Anicka Fast as in-coming secretary,” says David Wiebe, chair of GAHEN.   In development for several years already, three additional networks are in the process of being added to MWC organizational structure. Although not all members were

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    Growing networks add faces in Virginia
  • A pastoral letter for Anabaptists in West Africa

    In recent weeks we have been made aware of the escalating violent conflict in West Africa along the Central Sahel countries of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, affecting our brothers and sisters in the Evangelical Mennonite Church of Burkina Faso (l’Église Évangélique Mennonite du Burkina Faso).

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    A pastoral letter for Anabaptists in West Africa
  • Un café dans une église ?

    L’Église de la Prairie de Montbéliard (France) a réfléchi il y a 10 ans à une vision d’Église renouvelée qui se décline en trois grands axes : servir Dieu, servir les cherchant Dieu, servir le monde. Dans ce dernier axe, un accent particulier est mis sur les personnes qui vivent dans la solitude et la

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    Un café dans une église ?
  • Meet MWC vice-president Lisa Carr-Pries

    I am grateful for the global church. For many, it has years broadened my understanding of the world beyond my local context and has helped me raise my children to be globally conscious human beings. It definitely changed the course of my life and deepened my faith and spirituality. I have hope for the relevance…

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    Meet MWC vice-president Lisa Carr-Pries
  • Living everyday is a miracle

    Ethiopia is a country located in the Horn of Africa. We’re unique in some ways but the same with the rest of African countries in some other ways. We’re a very poor country with a population of around 110 million.  

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    Living everyday is a miracle
  • The rule of ayni: reciprocal relationship

    In Kichwa, there is a word, ayni, that describes the rule and practice of interdependence.  “One does not exist unless the community exists,” says Julian Guamán. In the Kichwa worldview, that community includes all of creation, not just humans. Ayni dictates that as members of the community, humans have a responsibility to be in reciprocal

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    The rule of ayni: reciprocal relationship
  • Uniting people through technology

    Witnessing in Hong Kong and beyond  Church members gather in a school auditorium, singing worship songs in both Cantonese (the mother tongue for most people in Hong Kong) and Mandarin. The Chinese languages share a script that contains thousands of characters. Through the internet and the globalization of church music, people who can’t read the

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    Uniting people through technology
  • We are peace-loving Mennonites

    Dear MWC and Mennonite Church Canada, you are the angels sent by God to Myanmar. You fed us when we were hungry. When we are down, you comfort us. You help us when we are refugees. You bring us a ray of hope when we are hopeless.  

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    We are peace-loving Mennonites
  • Hope was never lost

    From the smallest to the biggest, they all wanted to help in different ways. All the conferences had a role to help what is going on in Ukraine. Some send funds, all pray, of course, and some even take initiative to bring relief supplies directly to Ukraine. 

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    Hope was never lost
  • Ministry partner update: ICOMB – July 2023

    Mennonite Brethren Church of Malawi, invites everyone to celebrate progress and join in prayers for a bright future. At the core of their mission lies a deep commitment to establishing holistic churches throughout Malawi. With great humility, they strive to plant churches that diligently attend to the spiritual needs of their communities while also embracing…

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    Ministry partner update: ICOMB – July 2023