• MWC at 100: “We come together and share” 

    “He has done marvellous things!” An international ensemble with members from the USA, Germany, Colombia and Indonesia led the congregation in singing these words to open the fundraising celebration of 100 years of Mennonite World Conference.   One of those marvellous things is 110 national churches* agreeing to walk together through MWC. César García preached from…

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    MWC at 100: “We come together and share” 
  • From celebration to commemoration 

    Mennonite World Conference (MWC) concludes its triennial General Council (GC) meeting 26-28 May 2025 in Schwäbisch-Gmünd, Germany, with a clear framework for the future.  

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    From celebration to commemoration 
  • Celebrate 100 years of unity 

    A centenary only comes around every 100 years!   Mennonite World Conference is celebrating their 100th anniversary with a worship service and reception in Schwäbish Gmünd, Germany, 25 May 2025.  “We hope Anabaptists will be able to make the journey to Schönblick from hundreds of kilometres in each direction around Europe to celebrate this momentous anniversary…

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    Celebrate 100 years of unity 
  • Join our anniversary campaign 

    Marking 100 years of living out unity in MWC through photos, music, trees and more  Following Jesus, living out unity, building peace. It’s a new tagline for the mission we’ve always carried as Anabaptists.   This is a momentous year with two anniversaries for Mennonite World Conference: Five hundred years of the Anabaptist movement; and 100…

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    Join our anniversary campaign 
  • Anniversaries, fellowship and consensus 

    Around the world, Anabaptists are marking 500 years of our Jesus-following movement with worship services, historical lectures and regional gatherings.   For Mennonite World Conference (MWC), the anniversary year coincides with the triennial meeting of the General Council. Additionally, 2025 is a double anniversary: it also marks 100 years of MWC drawing together Anabaptists into one…

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    Anniversaries, fellowship and consensus