Spanish Workshops on Writing Congregational Histories On Saturday, March 19, 2022, Carlos Martínez—a Mennonite journalist, historian, and pastor in Mexico City—hosted the first of four Spanish-language workshops designed to encourage participants to take an active role in preserving sources relevant to the history of their congregations…
Following the announcement of Director John D. Roth’s appointment as project director of MennoMedia’s new “Anabaptist at 500” project, Goshen College has strongly affirmed its commitment to supporting the ongoing work of the ISGA. Not only will its…
Anicka Fast (Canada/Burkina Faso) Raised in Papua New Guinea, Anicka has also lived in a variety of francophone contexts in Africa and Québec. In 2020, she completed a PhD in theology at Boston University, where she focused on the history of Mennonites in Belgian Congo. She currently works…
The Institute for the Study of Global Anabaptism (ISGA) has recently gathered several scholars from around the world to collaborate on research related to Global Anabaptist-Mennonite history and theology. This initiative grows out of ISGA’s mission to foster academic research oriented toward the beliefs and practices of…
