Driven by the desire to adopt a Haitian toddler, an Abbotsford, B.C. man spent 24 hours on his bicycle in a single weekend, late in September.
Why MBs should go to Asunción in July for Assembly 15 Paraguay is a “Mennonite zoo” with at least 20 species. The MB church has been there almost …
From issues of abortion, pornography, and theology, to reviewing church health and envisioning Study Conference 2009, the Board of Faith and Life (BFL) met October 3–4 to discuss it all.
In our household, there are three growing boys aged 13 and under. That makes for a lot of growth – and a lot of energy! We also have two computers. And one cat… Well, enough about the cat.
[Don’t honour evil] re [November], [Courageous column] re [November], [No denominations in heaven] re [October], [Community church welcomes many] re [October], [Blessing in disguise] re [September].
Ask Rocky Olfert how the Columbia Bible College (CBC) Bearcats volleyball team managed to land a U.S. national beach volleyball champion on their roster, and he’ll tell you it was nothing short of an act of God. Micah Briscoe’s journey to CBC might be called immaculate recruitment.
Mennonite Central Committee’s (MCC) annual MCC Store and Resource Catalogue is available for 2008–2009. The catalogue offers books, teacher’s guides, videos/DVDs, brochures, resource boxes, and posters to purchase or borrow, …
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Testimony: We don’t believe in miracles – we rely on them
There’s an aphorism that’s been hanging outside our study for more than 20 years: “We don’t believe in miracles. We rely upon them.” This saying had always been nothing but head knowledge to us, but we came to realize its profound meaning through some recent experiences.
Representing all 10 Mennonite Brethren churches (known as AEFMQ) in the province, nearly 350 members and adherents met September 7 at Lucille-Teasdale school in Blainville, Quebec to celebrate together.
The term “miracle” is derived from the Latin word miraculum meaning “something wonderful.” But due to its casual use in our day, the term has lost much of its lustre.