By ISGA Director, John D. Roth In the fall of 1832, Samuel Froehlich, an itinerant Swiss revival preacher, held a series of open meetings in the Bernese region of the Emmental that attracted much attention among the Mennonites living there. As a result of his impassioned preaching, some 60 members…
In early February, over 20 people gathered from 10 different countries at Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) to learn how they might contribute to the global expansion of the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online (GAMEO). The presence of Anabaptist students from around the world at AMBS became the impetus…
By Eric Martin As part of our responsibilities as international service workers through Mennonite Mission Network in Colombia, my wife and I have formed a partnership with Mennonite Biblical Seminary of Colombia. We have developed online courses for youth and young adults, covering subjects such as Bible, history, theology, ethics,…
In the spring of 2017, after two years of research and analysis, the ISGA published the Global Anabaptist Profile (GAP). In December of 2018, the Spanish translation of GAP (Perfil Anabautista Mundial) was completed. A sociological study of the beliefs and practices of 24 Mennonite World Conference churches,…
Alejandro López and Augustina Altman Augustina Altman and Alejandro López, two anthropologists from the University of Buenos Aires, were present on the Goshen College campus during the month of February to continue their research into Mennonite missions in the Chaco region of Argentina. Altman and López drew heavily on the…
