Light through the cracks: a lesson from Naaman
This reflection on 2 Kings 5: 1-14 is written by Jon Nofziger, Constituency Engagement Facilitator for MCC BC. Jon has served with MCC in Germany, England, Haiti, and Nicaragua, as…
Anabaptist advocacy for peace, justice and human dignity
This reflection on 2 Kings 5: 1-14 is written by Jon Nofziger, Constituency Engagement Facilitator for MCC BC. Jon has served with MCC in Germany, England, Haiti, and Nicaragua, as…
June 28 will mark the 100th anniversary of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, by a Serbian nationalist. World War I exploded just a…
At the conclusion of the Edmonton National Event of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), Honourable Justice Murray Sinclair spoke these works, “If you thought truth was hard, wait till…
This week’s guest blog is written by Doug Klassen, pastor of Foothills Mennonite Church in Calgary, Alberta. His reflection is based on a sermon he preached on Palm Sunday (April…
Word on the street is that it’s “business as usual” for another six months. While we’ve long been hearing rumours that some sort of change is “imminent,” the fate of…
It is tax season. And once again I am confronted by the fact that nearly nine percent of my income tax goes for military purposes. For nearly forty years, Conscience…
This week’s guest blog is written by Hannah Enns, a student at Conrad Grebel University College in Waterloo, Ontario. She participated in the Ottawa Office’s annual student seminar, this year…
This week’s guest blog is written by Julia Tallmeister, advocacy research intern in the Ottawa Office. Originally from Markham, Ontario, she recently completed a MSc in International Relations from the…