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Building Partnerships and Belonging Across Mosaic
Across the board’s listening sessions, participants celebrated new partnerships, raised questions about belonging and discernment, and shared hopes for how Mosaic can grow.
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Taste of Heaven
Whatever we do for others, to bring to their lives less sorrow, less crying, less pain, it seems that we have brought a taste of heaven to them.
Ripple Community Inc. Launches Housing Initiative
Since Ripple Church opened its doors to the city of Allentown in 2011, it’s seen a steady influx of neighbors seeking God’s transformation and community. This diverse gathering of people […]
Immigration, Sanctuary, and the Church
By Robert Walden The following are excerpts on the Winter Peace Retreat Report. For the full report from the Peace and Justice Committee visit efpjc.ppjr.org/pjnews/pjn1803.pdf. On February 9 to 11, […]
Faith and Life In Another Year
The Faith and Life Commission has begun their 2018 gatherings this month with the topic of baptism. Despite the snow, credentialed leaders met February 8 and 9 at several locations including Souderton […]
Confession, Unity, Action
By Danilo Sanchez, Lehigh Valley Youth Minister Hope for the Future gatherings bring together leaders of color from across the church, sometimes with white allies, to explore the ways that […]
Stewardship, Part 2
Telling our story is a form of worship. It keeps us aware of God’s continuing activity in our lives and gives us another opportunity to thank God.
Garden Chapel to Address Opiate Epidemic
Garden Chapel is partnering with community and local leaders in Morris County and Dover, New Jersey to address the opiate and heroin crisis in a special public forum on Saturday, April 28, […]
National Child Abuse Prevention & Sexual Assault Awareness Month
According to the 2006 Church Member Profile, more than 1 in 5 women in MC USA congregations have experienced sexual abuse or violation; here in 2018, we can only speculate on what […]
Christian Peacemaker Teams Nonviolence Training
As Mennonites, we have a strong heritage of nonviolence, often referred to as pacifism, as we work to embody and live out the words of Christ to “love our enemies,” […]
Formation Through Mentorship
Perhaps if you feel “stagnant” it might be the prompting of the Spirit to consider such a relationship.
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