Tim Huber

The digitization and online release of records of millions of Germans who joined the Nazi Party will make research on Mennonite involvement in the Third Reich more accessible for researchers.

A minor Reformation has come to Baltimore, where a Mennonite church purchased a Catholic church and school in April.

A Congolese Army colonel and about 30 other people were found guilty of war crimes and sentenced to death for the 2017 murders of United Nations investigators Michael J. Sharp and Zaida Catalán on June 5 in an appeal trial in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Eastern Mennonite University and Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community announced a strategic partnership on May 11 that includes EMU selling to VMRC a 13-acre forest situated between the neighboring institutions.

The Anabaptist congregation that worships in the Dutch village where Menno Simons was born and served as a Catholic priest has expanded its church building to better serve neighbors near and far.

Theatre of the Beat recently concluded a cross-Canada tour of a new play, inspired by Mennonite ministries in Toronto, about exploitive conditions in global retail systems.

The Project for Refugee People in Ecuador ended its work April 30 after decades of supporting refugees fleeing violence in neighboring Colombia.

AETHER Apparel and its adventurous gear testers held up to every challenge on a once-in-a-lifetime motorcycle expedition through the Mongolian steppe

A Russian aistrike July 4 destroyed a century-old school built by Mennonites in Ukraine, punctuating the scope of suffering and loss of life since Russia escalated the conflict in 2022.

The Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away. So does the government. Goshen College was less than halfway into a $3 million U.S.