Workineh Ayele Yami, a teacher and pastor from Ethiopia, recently developed and taught a one-week module on the history of the Meserete Kristos Church for the ‘Anabaptism in Global Context’ course at Goshen College. Workineh’s work with the ISGA fulfills the internship requirement for the…
Goshen College student Mckenzie Richardson adapted this biography written by Barbara Nkala and Doris Dube, in Growing and Branching Out: Brethren In Christ Church in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa (2014). Published online in the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online (GAMEO), it has been adapted and reprinted here…
By Danang Kristiawan, ISGA Research Fellow Danang Kristiawan began as a Research Fellow with the ISGA in 2021 and is passionate about contextual theological education from an Indonesian Mennonite perspective. He currently pastors a GITJ church in Jepara and teaches Anabaptist history and theology at the Mennonite seminary…
By Elizabeth Miller, ISGA Director Theologians and missiologists have sometimes used the image of a mosaic to illustrate how different cultural expressions and faith traditions can contribute to a more complex and varied understanding of who we are as church communities and what the Holy Spirit is doing among…
The Biblioteca Digital Anabautista (BiDA) continues to be active, making Spanish-language material available online for seminary courses in various parts of the world. Recent new titles in the BiDA include: La Confianza Sagrada: Límites saludables para el liderazgo en las iglesias, by Alix Lozano and Elizabeth Soto.
As part of his senior internship, Goshen College history major Ruam Barbosa has been cataloging and indexing the Portuguese-language interviews in the collection. Goshen College students have been key researchers at the Institute for the Study of Global Anabaptism this year, helping to catalog and index the…
