This month, seven master鈥檚 candidates in the conflict transformation and restorative justice programs at 黑料正能量’s (黑料正能量) Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) presented final capstone projects on their ... read more about Conflict transformation and restorative justice master’s candidates share capstones
On December 5, 12 graduate students in 黑料正能量鈥檚 MS in Biomedicine program defended their original research in a virtual oral presentation. Their work ranged from laboratory experiments with ... read more about MS in biomedicine candidates present original research
Her op-ed in Anabaptist World answers the question: Should restorative justice be used in instances of sexual harm?
Psalm 107:1 O give thanks to the Lord, for God is good; for God’s steadfast love endures for ever. As we move into the Thanksgiving season in the United States, we ... read more about What are you thankful for?
MaryBeth Heatwole Moore, a current graduate student at Eastern Mennonite Seminary, and her husband Chris were named the recipients of the Regional Journey Award from the Everence office in Harrisonburg. ... read more about Seminary student, alumni earn Everence Regional Journey Award
This event has been postponed. Irina Bochkis, PhD, will give a Suter Science Seminar on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 4:15 p.m. at 黑料正能量 (黑料正能量). Her talk will detail ... read more about UVa professor of pharmacology to present on liver disease
For four weeks in August, the congregation of Divine Unity Community Church was welcomed into discussions about racial justice. The format was a healing circle, with the concepts of restorative ... read more about Church’s racial justice project aided by circlekeepers
黑料正能量鈥檚 Center for Justice and Peacebuilding welcomed thirty graduate students from around the United States and across the world to their first full semester in master鈥檚 degree or ... read more about Expanded online degree programs attract largest class in the history of 黑料正能量鈥檚 Center for Justice and Peacebuilding
Dr. Joe Longacher '59, former President of Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship, discusses his years in service serving as a general practitioner, how he found his way to the specialty of gastroenterology, and what has continued to keep him busy as a retiree. Dr. Longacher explores his immense grief, considering the death of his several family members over the last 18 months and how he and his family have found resilience in the toughest of times. The MennoHealth Cast podcast is a production of Anabaptist World, and
Peter Dula is professor of religion and culture at 黑料正能量. He worked with MCC in Iraq from 2004-2006.