Saturday, November 07, 2009
mPress averaged 736 visitors a day on its online site during Convention 2009, with readers spending an average of 8 minutes and 18 seconds following the news from Columbus.
Among visits from the United States, Ohio led the way, numbering 995; Pennsylvania tallied 612 visits; Indiana, 567; and Kansas, 318.
There were a total of 3,750 visits between Wednesday and Friday, Ju... 
Five young Mennonites invited three guests who live under the railroad tracks to share Greek food with them on Friday night.
After hearing Shane Claiborne’s call to seek out the “many Calcuttas” around them, youth from Waterford Mennonite Church, Assembly Mennonite Church and Sunnyside Mennonite Church, all in Indiana, visited the homeless people livin... 
The flashing and dancing colored lights used during the singing portion of the worship service on Saturday morning dimmed to darkness, leaving a glowing moon-like sphere and glistening cross illuminated on stage.
Sitting on four chairs in front of the cross, Katie Boyts, Dustin Galyon, Cyneatha Millsaps and Hugo Saucedo shared their stories, an intertwining of vignettes a... 
Church delegates on Saturday spoke out against “the evil of human trafficking” and urged Congress to support bipartisan legislation that would provide basic and affordable health care for all Americans.
By a majority vote, delegates approved resolutions on human trafficking and health care. The statements had been presented by the resolutions committee of Menn... 
The Communication Department at Goshen College offers majors in broadcasting, communication, journalism and public relations. Concentrations are available in film and multimedia for students who choose to major in communication. The department manages several media properties, including: GC Journal, a television program; 91.1 the Globe, a radio station; and The Record, a weekly newspaper.