Mennonite Weekly Review

Articles : Ryan Miller/Mennonite Mission Network

June 14, 2010 issue

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  Photo by James Krabill/MMN

  What are Anabaptists?

  For Bock Ki Kim, pastor of Vision Mennonite Church, a Korean-speaking congregation in London, Ont., questions come frequently.

  What are Anabaptists? How do they live? How are they different from other Christians?

Feb. 15, 2010 issue

• Chinese church grows tenfold after quake

  CHENGDU, China — When an earthquake largely destroyed the church in Mianzhu in May 2008, church members were among the first to help their neighbors.

Feb. 8, 2010 issue

• Technology leader retires after 50 years

  NEWTON, Kan. — Though he has no official training in electronics, Larry Becker has led the church through five decades of technological change.

Jan. 4, 2010 issue

• Scripture recordings released in Argentina

  FORMOSA, Argentina — After years of work parsing words and debating cultural interpretations, the indigenous Pilagá people of the Argentine Chaco will be able to hear New Testament books in their own tongue.

Oct. 12, 2009 issue

• Indigenous groups share pain and joy

  ELKHART, Ind. — Though they came from seven countries, indigenous believers discovered common experiences during summer gatherings.

Sept. 21, 2009 issue

• Couple care for mission workers

  ELKHART, Ind. — Since they began their careers, Lois and Wayne Hochstetler have worked in the central United States to offer people support and encouragement — as a social worker and therapist and a pastor, respectively.

Sept. 7, 2009 issue

• Students spread faith in Mongolia

  ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia — There are no Mennonite churches in Mongolia.

July 20, 2009 issue

• Peace rings out, pours out in three lives

  COLUMBUS, Ohio — Linda Gehman Peachey and Titus Peachey have spent their lifetimes working for peace and justice across the world.

• Urban church leaders offer ministers advice

  COLUMBUS, Ohio — Some congregations need a spark to start. Others need to be reignited.

April 6, 2009 issue

• Growth, evangelism, energy in India

  CHHATTISGARH, India — In 1900, one family each from the General Conference Mennonite Church and Mennonite Church denominational mission programs landed in India.

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