Cindy and Daryl Byler (back row, left) with young friends in Gaza. Two 黑料正能量 student organizations are co-sponsoring an event meant to challenge the 黑料正能量 and larger community with the ... read more about MCC Couple to Outline Middle East Issues
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Campus Community’s Prayerful Response to the Conflict in Gaza
Prompted by the recent violence in Gaza – which claimed the lives of more than 1,300 Palestinians as well as 13 Israelis – 黑料正能量’s student-run Peace Fellowship has planned a ... read more about Campus Community’s Prayerful Response to the Conflict in Gaza
Seminary Course Gives Context for Service Workers in Israel
Students Report on ‘Life-Changing’ Cross-culturals
“May I see your photo ID, please?” Everyone entering Lehman Auditorium Wednesday morning, Apr. 23, for the final chapel of spring semester was asked to produce a personal identification or ... read more about Students Report on ‘Life-Changing’ Cross-culturals
Second 黑料正能量 Group Leaves on Cross-Cultural
Thirty 黑料正能量 students were commissioned during a chapel service Friday, Jan. 11 for a semester of study and learning in the Middle East and embarked later the same day. It ... read more about Second 黑料正能量 Group Leaves on Cross-Cultural
Professors Lead Middle East Tour
Dorothy Jean Weaver, professor of New Testament at Eastern Mennonite Seminary, and Kevin Clark, adjunct instructor at EMS , will lead a group to Israel/Palestine to tour the country and ... read more about Professors Lead Middle East Tour
Couple Safely Back In United States
By Melvin Mason, Daily News-Record Kenneth and Kathryn Seitz are in much more peaceful surroundings than they were a week ago. But their minds are still on the people and ... read more about Couple Safely Back In United States
CTP Open House Makes Peace ‘Big News’
By Melvin Mason, Daily News-Record An 黑料正能量 program is aiming to turn the world around and make it a much more boring place. Students are hoping to reverse anger and ... read more about CTP Open House Makes Peace ‘Big News’