Young leaders launch new network: Anabaptist Missional Project
By Anna Groff
 Several seminary students, including Matthew Krabill and David Stutzman, longed for a network of young adult Mennonites passionate about the church. Krabill and Stutzman, two young adult Mennonites, study at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Calif. ... Read more ...
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Zenebe Abebe named MCC Great Lakes executive director
By Jennifer Steiner of MCC Great Lakes Mennonite Central Committee Great Lakes board of directors has named Zenebe Abebe as the organization's executive director. He succeeds Stanley Kropf, who has served as interim executive director since August 2008 ... Read more ...
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CMU seeks new president
From Canadian Mennonite University
Canadian Mennonite University is launching its presidential search for a successor to current President Gerald Gerbrandt, who completes his term on June 30, 2012. CMU's presidential search website goes live Feb. 18 to mark the launch of the search. Gerbrandt has served as a president at CMU since its inception in 2000. For the first three years CMU was led by a team of three presidents ... Read more ...
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College Corner: EMU senior to display mannequins
By Jim Bishop of Eastern Mennonite University An exhibit by Hannah C. Shelly entitled "Markets and Mannequins" will open 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28, in the new Margaret Martin Gehman Art Gallery in the University Commons at Eastern Mennonite University Harrisonburg, Va. Shelly is a senior photography and digital media major from Bluffton, Ohio ... Read more ...Hannah C. Shelly's exhibit, "Markets and Mannequins." Photo provided.
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Kate's blog: Cooking and company 
One night years ago, my parents came home from an evening out and discovered our dog, Jorg, streaked with white flour. Curious, they followed Jorg to the kitchen where they found me, wearing red plaid pajamas and elbows deep in dough. Bored, I was teaching myself how to make bread ...Read more ...
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Tim's blog: Patterns of this world: Institutions and bureaucracy among the Mennonites, Part 1
"In the world, but not of it." This is a concept long embraced by Mennonites in style of dress and rejection of other "worldy" trappings. But in the last 50 years, the stance of mainstream Mennonites has changed dramatically. Embracing radio, television and lipstick, we've come to see our Christian distinctiveness through our dissenting view on war, our commitment to simple living and our Christian service ...
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