Hospitality

Celebrating Hispanic culture
​Papel picado is one of the most used decorations in the Mexican culture. While it has become a modern trend at weddings and birthday parties
Global gift sharing
​This table full of food represents the type of COVID emergency relief provided for people in congregations in Iquitos
​Naomi
Donor generosity
Donor Relations representatives from Mennonite Mission Network have reached out to donors through phone calls during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. This mutually supportive connection has sparked gratitude within the agency for the continued generosity of donors during this unprecendented time. Image created by Cynthia Friesen Coyle. 
Donor giving continues during pandemic shutdown
By Karen Horsman
United States
Legacy of Venezuelan leader
​Erwin Mirabal (second on the right) hosts the partnership visit in 2018 in Venezuela along with Yermanda Acosta
Service Adventure begins
​Service Adventure
Pandemic can’t squelch passion for Service Adventure
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
United States
New MVS vision
​MVSers enjoy a ride on a cable car in San Francisco in August 2019. From left: Irena Xhari
Seed of service formation grows into MVS re-envisioning
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
United States
Service Adventure
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Urban partnerships
​​DOOR’s "A Different World” virtual experience team: Nicolette Peñaranda
Walking through a new DOOR
By Carol Duesken for Mennonite Mission Network
United States
Internship in Guatemala
​Sophie Miller enjoyed living with a Tz'utujil Maya indigenous host family in Cantón Panabaj
Walking and growing with Jesus in Guatemala
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
Guatemala
John Lewis memory
​The late John Lewis (left) and Wil LaVeist
John Lewis made me feel like an honored guest
By Wil LaVeist
United States
Venezuelan partnership
​Helena Mirabal and Victor Mendez serve food for everyone after a service at the Mennonite church in El Paraíso neighborhood of Caracas in Venezuela. The church also shares food with their broader community
Sharing food for body and soul in Venezuela
By Laurie Oswald Robinson
Venezuela