by Phyllis Pellman Good Mennonite World Conference (MWC) is now offering part-time registration for assembly, which will be held July 21-26 at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The […]
Pennsylvania 2015
Franconia Conference and Mennonite World Conference: intersections of global proportions
by Sharon Williams Mennonite World Conference (MWC) Assembly, Pennsylvania 2015, is coming to the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, July 21–26. Emily Ralph’s job is to make sure that everyone […]
Prayer ‘essential’ for MWC assembly
by Phyllis Pellman Good, Mennonite World Conference Mennonite World Conference is establishing a Prayer Network, recognizing the importance of prayer in preparation for its global assembly July 21-26 in Harrisburg, […]
Read your way to Pennsylvania 2015
by Phyllis Pellman Good, for Mennonite World Conference Whether you’re planning to attend the next Mennonite World Conference assembly, or just want to learn more about Anabaptists around the world, […]
Five ways you can help prepare for Pennsylvania 2015
by Phyllis Pellman Good for Mennonite World Conference Next July, Anabaptists from around the world will gather for worship and fellowship at Mennonite World Conference in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. More than […]
Partnership solution developed to make PA 2015 attendance possible
by Phyllis Pellman Good, Mennonite World Conference Harrisburg, PA – “What a sad irony it would be if we welcomed the world to PA 2015 but we failed to find […]
Celebrations kick off 2015 Mennonite World Conference assembly
by Phyllis Pellman Good, Mennonite World Conference Mennonites and Brethren in Christ in eastern Pennsylvania enthusiastically welcomed Mennonite World Conference leaders on Sunday, July 20 at two kick-off celebrations, exactly one year in […]
Local churches to offer hospitality for 2015 MWC Assembly
Gahira sat on the street, resting from her one-mile walk into the city.
Cheryl (United States) had met Gahira on the plane into Axum, Ethiopia. After using gestures and drawings to get to know one another, Gahira made it clear that she wanted to serve Cheryl coffee, an Ethiopian act of hospitality.