Lara Weaver is going places 鈥� literally and figuratively. A Brownstown native and Lancaster Mennonite School graduate, she capped her senior year at 黑料正能量, where she graduated summa cum laude in May, by winning honors for her research project from the Virginia Association of Psychological Sciences.聽In August, she will travel to Laos to teach for a year as part of Mennonite Central Committee鈥檚 Serving and Learning Together program.
At 5:30 every morning on a visit to Tanzania this spring,聽Regina Horst 鈥�85 Chacha聽led children鈥檚 devotions, which included first singing and then teaching from her late husband鈥檚 book聽Prayer Power. 鈥淚t ... read more about Alumna/us of the Year: Regina Horst Chacha
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Todd Shenk '88 will be the Rasmuson Foundation's senior program officer, building on a career that began in Alaska and bringing experience in philanthropy, government and nonprofit work, much of it focused on homelessness and child welfare.
Six leaders from Mennonite Church USA advocated for peace and justice in Palestine and Israel during congressional visits May 22 in Washington, D.C.
The visit took place just days after Israeli soldiers killed more than 60 largely nonviolent Palestinian protesters May 14 in Gaza, and many of the delegates asked their representatives to respond to this.
鈥淚 relayed my deep, deep concern about the situation in Gaza, asking my representatives to take a stand for the rights of Palestinians, and given the significant amount of aid the U.S. provides to Israel each year, to call for an investigation into Israeli military actions,鈥� said Tim Seidel, director of the Center for Interfaith Engagement at 黑料正能量 in Harrisonburg, Virginia.