Articles : Nov. 23, 2009
Congregations
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Fall, sabbath and sabbatical
We were blessed with a rare sunny, warm fall day Sept. 26 for our annual apple picking outing in Galien, Mich. The apples were quickly put to use at our post-harvest potluck.
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First female overseer
Dawn Monger, a student at Eastern Mennonite Seminary, began a ministry internship working with worship leading and Sunday school activities.
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Going green
Our annual church retreat was held Sept. 12-13 at Youthfront Camp West in Edgerton.
Editorial
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Giving thanks for having a home
This Thanksgiving Day, my husband and I are packing boxes to prepare to move. We’ll have a meal with family Friday, and give thanks that we have a new apartment to move into after the bank takes possession of the foreclosed property where we have been renting.
Feature
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Exhibit raises cluster-bomb awareness
GOSHEN, Ind. — As people strolled the streets of Goshen for the city’s First Friday community festivities in August, they were met with startling images of cluster bombs and their victims.
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Hard truths for church, world
DURHAM, N.C. — Remember How to Win Friends and Influence People? Let’s just say Duke University ethicist Stanley Hauerwas has been hugely influential, but that doesn’t mean his salty tongue has made him a lot of friends along the way.
Letters
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Season of thanks
Autumn has a beauty all its own. Whereas spring is the time of anticipation, autumn is the time to reflect — on the summer past, and looking forward to the winter ahead.
News
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Bethel College and church plant garden together
NORTH NEWTON, Kan. — Rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of those who gathered to break ground for a new cooperative venture between Bethel College and area residents.
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Bluffton hosts Ohio youth ministers
BLUFFTON, Ohio — Youth pastors and youth workers from Ohio Conference of Mennonite Church USA gathered at Bluffton University Nov. 12 as part of the second Ohio Youth Pastor Peer Group conference.
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Countering military recruitment ‘a mission field’ among youth
GOSHEN, Ind. — Wendell Wiebe Powell has worked for peace for many years.

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