Mennonite faith
Mennonites believe, with their Christian brothers and sisters, in the great affirmations of faith: God becoming human, the lordship of Christ, the power of the Gospel, the work of the Holy Spirit and the authority of the scriptures.
In the Mennonite heritage, these beliefs have led to distinctive emphases; faith is voluntary; Christians are called to a life of love, reconciliation and peacemaking; injustice is to be overcome with good; happiness is more than material well-being; moral authority is more than political power; life is to be lived simply; all of nature is a gift of God to be cherished with a sense of gratitude and stewardship; and loving, sacrificial service is the highest expression of faithfulness to Christ.
It's all about relationships.
Get involved in SERVE or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, sing with the chapel band or serve as a ministry assistant.
Faith is voluntary.
Opportunities are provided for the community of faith to gather for worship. Students assist in planning and leading these services.
Student ministry assistants
Ministry assistants are available for peer counseling and to help other students find ways to put their faith into action.
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Mennonite organizations and institutions:
- Mennonite Church USA
- Mennonite Church Canada
- Mennonite Central Committee
- Third Way Cafe
- Christian Peacemakers Team
- Mennonite Weekly Review
- The Mennonite
- Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary
- Bethel College
- Conrad Grebel College
- Columbia Bible College
- Eastern Mennonite Seminary
- Eastern Mennonite University
- Fresno Pacific University
- Goshen College
- Hesston College
- Tabor College