During the Korean War, Sue Park-Hur's Aunt Hwasil was separated from her mother and brothers. After 40 years, Aunt Hwasil was finally able to reunite with her family, a privilege... read more →
Conference Minister Amy Zimbelman of Mennonite Church USA’s Mountain States Mennonite Conference and graduate researcher Elizabeth Johnson, PhD candidate at Duke University,... read more →
Bonita Croyle (she/her) is a transracial adoptee, speaker, writer and legal communications professional. She routinely engages with interfaith communities and individuals on topics regarding racial justice and transracial adoption, and... read more →
Linda Gehman Peachey is a freelance writer living in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She has a Master of Divinity from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Indiana, and a Doctor of Ministry from Lancaster Theological Seminary.... read more →
Women in Leadership (WiL) is a ministry of Mennonite Church USA that works to dismantle patriarchal systems in the denomination by empowering women to live out the call of God... read more →
In 2020, the Mennonite Church USA Women in Leadership (WIL) created the Laboring Toward Wholeness curriculum as a training on dismantling patriarchy. Among the WIL writers were Linda Gehman Peachey... read more →
Amanda K Gross is an anti-racist organizer and artist. She blogs about the interconnectedness of racism, patriarchy, capitalism and white womanhood at MistressSyndrome.com and is working to convene an anti-racist affinity group... read more →
Sue Park-Hur is the denominational minister for Transformative Peacemaking for Mennonite Church USA, overseeing peace and justice related issues. She also supervises Women in Leadership. Park-Hur co-directs ReconciliAsian,... read more →
Shannon W. Dycus is a member of the steering committee for MC USA's Women in Leadership and has given leadership to worship across MC USA. As an educator and pastor,... read more →
The Women in Leadership ministry of Mennonite Church USA (MC USA) is relaunching its popular podcast, “Holding It(,) Together.” Bonita Croyle of... read more →
Linda Gehman Peachey is a freelance writer, living in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She has a Master of Divinity from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry from Lancaster Theological Seminary. Previously, Linda... read more →
Regina Shands Stoltzfus currently teaches at Goshen (Indiana) College in the Peace, Justice Conflict Studies (PJCS) and Bible, Religion and Philosophy (BRP) departments. Her courses include Race, Class and Ethnic Relations; Personal... read more →
The Women in Leadership ministry of Mennonite Church USA (MC USA) has released a new Bible-based curriculum that explores the roots of patriarchy, which is described as a social... read more →
Maribel Ramírez Hinojosa is a clinical psychologist in Texas. She attends Hope for the Broken, a Mennonite Church and is a steering committee member for MC USA's Women In Leadership. ... read more →
Bonita Croyle (she/her/hers) is a transracial adoptee, speaker, and writer. As the Founder of The Ebenezer Project, Bonita routinely engages with interfaith communities and individuals on topics regarding racial... read more →