A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 0 5 - Mennonite Mission Network

2Together, sharing all of Christ with all of creationAsunrise inIndonesia wheretranslators have gathered for twoweeks of training and reflection signalsthe beginning of a typical Sunday morning. ForMennonite Mission Network ministries in more than 55countries all over the world, every program, every project,every prayer is firmly grounded in our faith. Thus we beginour look at ministries that take our workers and volunteersfrom worship into the marketplace in every time zone, fromeast to west, from the rising of the sun to its setting.And who better to tell the stories than those who carryout these daily tasks in the Mission Network’s behalf? Wechose a typical 48-hour period — from sunup on Sunday,Jan. 23, 2005, to sundown on Monday, Jan. 24 — andasked them to show in pictures and brief descriptions whatthose two days were like.Obviously, in any 48-hour period, we can’t tell thewhole story. Within the past year, we sent 33 new peopleinto international ministries assignments. Our ChristianService programs welcomed 3,292 participants into newand existing ministries of partner churches and organizations.More than 80 Mennonite Church USA congregationscurrently lead and support mission partnerships.Eight new support networks were launched, in which some183 congregations provided $850,000 in financial supportwithin the context of a direct relationship with missionworkers. More than 300 prayer partners lifted up missionworkers each day in prayer. We rejoice, also, to hear reportsof successful ministries such as:• New opportunities for teaching the Anabaptist perspectivein a post-Christendom European culture• A health clinic in Kathmandu, Nepal, opened by achurch for impoverished clients• A storefront ministry in Macau that works to helprestore broken families• African-Initiated Churches in South Africa that areleading efforts to minister to people living with AIDS• 25 new baptisms in Burkina Faso that are the result ofa rapid growth of Christian congregations in the area.What you will see here, therefore, will be a few compellingimages of our workers and partners — glimpsesinto the human drama that unfolds each day in our vastnetwork. Stories gleaned from our workers throughout theyear provide a few more details. Be sure to check out theweb links you’ll find scattered throughout these pages formore information about our ministries and programs.p h ot og all eri eGo deeper. Experience 48 hours of ministry online:www.MennoniteMission.net/AboutUs/AnnualReports

4Together ...G i v i n g t h a n k s a n d p r a iFrom services that are highly ornate to ones that aremore free-flowing, worshipping together is a key elementof ministry that is grounded in faith. “We are church planters inrelation to this church,” one of our workers told us. “We are not leaders but attendregularly, sit in on church meetings, fast regularly together with them and bring resourceideas. This church is learning that faith is a horizontal and not just a vertical phenomenon, andworshipping together keeps them close to each other.”s eBurkina Faso: At the congregationwhere Loren and DonnaEntz worship, a guest speaker (atleft) delivers the sermon in Jula,the trade language, while FabeTraore (right, foreground), translatesinto the local Samogho language.There are some 15 membersin this, the only existing churchamong the Samogho people.Sunday: Giving thanks8:30 a.m. Sapporo, Japan: A churchmember shares his faith9:33 a.m. Chicago MVS: Worship atChicago Community Mennonite10:12 a.m. Sturgis, Mich.: Theband thirstborne leadsyouth in worship10:42 a.m. Curtibia, Brazil: Angela Opimìshares Bolivian greetings in worshipat Chàcara Menno Simons11:09 a.m. Chun Chon, South Korea:Worship begins with prayer

5Japan: At the Yayoidai Church inTokyo, Kazuhiro Enomoto gestures duringthe morning’s sermon. Kaz and LoisEnomoto serve in a variety of Tokyoareachurches. The congregation hopesto rebuild its meeting place, part of alarger dream to provide a space that willmake the world a better place.Brazil: Betty and Otis Hochstetler sing with fellowbelievers at Chácara Menno Simons Mennonite campand conference center near Curitiba. People fromseveral churches nearby came together with some ofthe Southern Cone delegates for this joint worshipservice celebrating Fellowship Sunday, Jan. 23. “It was abeautiful service,” said Linda Shelly, Mission Networkdirector for Latin America. “People from each countryspontaneously shared testimonies, songs and prayers.”Worship. Teaching. Rock. Get the scoop on thirstborne:Service.MennoniteMission.net/ThirstborneUnited States: At Amigo Centre inSturgis, Mich., the band thirstborneleads a group of youth in worship. “Musicis a tool of influence,” the band saysin a release. “We want to be involved inthe message young people hear throughmusic rather than allowing popularculture to be the primary voice.”Monday: Giving thanks11:44 a.m. Baltimore: MVSparticipants after worship12:30 p.m. Australia: Prayer during a gatheringof Australian Anabaptists11:57 a.m. Thailand: Prayer at theLiving Water Church12:49 p.m. Northern Ireland: Springfield RoadMethodist Church, where missionworkers Derek and Sherrill Keefe attend12:50 p.m. England: Noonprayers at LondonMennonite Centre

6Together, sharing ...F o r m i n g c o m m u n i t i e s o f f a i t hcan we ‘love our neighbors’ if we don’treally know them?” wrote a worker who helps neighborhoodresidents get to know each other through a drop-in“Howcenter in the Netherlands. By living among people and adopting local ways as theirown, many of our mission workers have quietly and lovingly established a Christian presencein cultures fragmented by numerous negative forces as overt as war and poverty, as subtle asurban anonymity. Our workers love and serve real human needs with the compassion of Jesus. “We haveconstructed an international bridge of friendship between our peoples, who previously didn’t know eachother,” another worker wrote. “It’s a bridge that connects our cultures.”China: Jeanette Hanson chatswith worship leader Wang Jun andmembers of the church choir beforethe worship service in Nanchong.Jeanette and Todd Hanson servewith the Mission Network-sponsoredChina Educational Exchangeprogram. They help provide aChristian presence as well asEnglish instruction in colleges anduniversities across China.Sunday: Forming community11:23 a.m. Brazil: Women from ChàcaraMenno Simons embrace12:19 a.m. Macau: Cindy Buhler (left) visits withwomen at the Macau Mennonite Church12:30 a.m. South Korea: KimMyung-hee serves riceto Marian Wiens1:33 p.m. Thailand: Childrengather after worship1:43 p.m. Argentina: Membersof the MennoniteChurch in Neuquen

7Monday: Forming communityBrazil: At left, Lucas Gustavo Araujo strumshis guitar with his father, Brazilian MennoniteAri Aldo, after the worship service at ChácaraMenno Simons Mennonite camp andconference center on Fellowship Sunday.Give the perfect gift — like the cassette playersused to tell Old Testament stories in Burkina Faso:www.MennoniteMission.net/PerfectGiftBurkina Faso: Mission Network workerDonna Entz (left) shares a friendly handshakeof greeting with Madu Ouattara. Onthe ground is a cassette player that allowsOuattara to listen to Old Testament storiesin his native language. A series of 80 storieson 14 cassettes was provided with moneyraised by children of Mennonite ChurchUSA in the summer of 2004.3:30 p.m. Afghanistan:Steve Martin takesthe kids for a ride10:43 a.m. Botswana: The children of BibleteachersGlyn and Susan Allison-Jones enjoy recess with friends4:21 p.m. China: Todd and Jeanette Hanson’sdaughter Claire plays with Yaoyaoand He Hongru in the park4:57 p.m. Senegal: Jonathan Bornmanleaps off a sand dunewhile his children watch10:54 p.m. South Bend, Ind.:Service Adventurevolunteers go sledding

8Together, sharing all ...Lithuania: Steve Dintaman leads a class discussionat Lithuania Christian College. “Many of ourstudents have a concept of religion that describessomething far removed from real life; a place thatonly grandmothers and priests inhabit,” he says.“LCC’s mission model involves both the sharing ofthe gospel of new creation through Jesus Christ,and being salt and leaven that changesthe chemistry of the students whocome through our program,who then, in turn, arechange agents in businesses,churches andthroughout society.”E n c o ur a g i n g n e wl e a d er s h i pIn all parts of the world, there is a growing need forleadership formation. Mennonite Mission Network hasa long history of involvement in education as mission. This traditioncontinues with workers around the world who continue to serve. The goal isto transform everyone who goes through the process so that the leavening of Christianvalues and the fruits of the Spirit get mixed into how they operate as people. They, in turn, willtransform others.Monday: Encouraging leadership9:31 a.m. Northern Ireland:For Derek Keefe, it’s notall work and no play10:07 a.m. Botswana: Maeyken Jonesattends school while her parentshelp train church leaders10:24 a.m. Sweden: Jon Linn, RADvolunteer, teaching English10:53 a.m. Botswana: Adriaena,daughter of Glyn and SusanAllison-Jones, studies in herthird-grade classroom12:19 p.m. Indonesia: Missionworker Anne GarberKompaoré attends atranslation conference

9Botswana: Glyn Jones discusses the day’s lessonwith Botho Kenalemang, the class leader fromGaborone. Botho is a very dedicated Christian whohas grown much in her faith through Bible studies aswell as friendships with Mennonite workers. As pastorsand mission workers, Glyn and Susan Allison-Jones are involved in Bible teaching and encouragingleadership in African-Initiated Churches.China: Todd Hanson meets with a studentto discuss the topic of his master’s thesis:the effect of the gospel on the history of theUnited States. “We’ve been overwhelmedby the interest and support shown bypeople who contact us from out of the blueasking us how we are doing and what wesee God doing here,” Hanson said.With Books Abroad, share the gift of the printed word:www.MennoniteMission.net/Work/BooksAbroadAfghanistan: Gladys Geiser workswith a group of students. Al and GladysGeiser have served with an internationalChristian service agency since 2000. Sheteaches the primary-school children ofinternational workers.1:58 p.m. Burkina Faso: HeidiDyck Hilty leads class2:02 p.m. Sweden: Tom Rustchmanteaches English2:30 p.m. Northern Ireland: SherrillKeefe prepares materials for aChristian resource exhibition2:58 p.m. Japan: Lois Enomototeaches children atYayoidai Church6:20 p.m. China: Xu Pengpeng tutorsClaire, daughter of missionworkers Todd and Jeanette Hanson

10Sharing all of Christ ...Mongolia: A group of gold miners surround MarlowRamsay on the plains of Bayankhongor Province.Ramsay serves as development director for projectsthrough Mennonite Mission Network in partnershipwith Joint Christian Services International. He overseesall the development projects in the countrysideand works on strategies for rural development. Theultimate goal of the projects is to achieve sustainabledevelopment and have a spiritual impact.R e j o i ci n g i n c o m m u n i t i e s r e vi t a l i z e dThe physical and spiritual needs are great inevery corner of the world. As ambassadors of Christ,we seek to respond to those needs in faithful and effective ways.Mennonite Mission Network has dozens of community-development programsaround the world — programs that work with people in their own communities, usingtheir own resources to develop sustainable energy sources to provide their homes with heat andlight, to start their own businesses that will enable them to support their families ... so that they can keepbody and soul together.Monday: Communities revitalized9:26 a.m. Afghanistan: Al Geiser (left)works with local engineersto create hydroelectricity9:33 a.m. Americus, Ga.: Matthias Friesenserves with MVS as an alternativeto joining the German military9:50 a.m. Bolivia: Einar Caveroprepares a door for painting10:13 a.m. La Jara, Colo. MVS:Jason Schmidt assists localfarmers with sustainableagriculture initiatives12:34 p.m. Thailand: The LivingWater Church lends cowsto families in need

11United States: Sioux Falls Mennonite VoluntaryService worker Dan Arvidson of LakeZurich, Ill., delivers a donated clothes dryer tothe Habitat for Humanity sales floor. Customerscan choose house supplies including doors, stools,light fixtures, vanities, cabinets and appliances fortheir projects.p h ot og all eri eAfghanistan: Men work on the turbine rotor of a hydroelectricpower generator. Al Geiser is a mechanical engineer who servesas manager of the program, working with people in variousprojects to develop sustainable power sources for villages. Healso helps local people start their own businesses to advance thisimportant technology throughout the country.Go deeper. Experience 48 hours of ministry online:www.MennoniteMission.net/AboutUs/AnnualReports1:04 p.m. Afghanistan: Engineersdisplay light bulbs, poweredby water turbines1:17 p.m. Mongolia: 5-year-oldtwins from a herding family2:27 p.m. Sioux Falls, S.D. MVS: Dan Arvidsoncleans a sink for Habitat for Humanity5:41 p.m. Mongolia: A group ofsemi-nomadic herders inBayakhongor Province5:50 p.m. Philippi, W. Va.: ServiceAdventure volunteer RyanTroyer installs a new stove

12All of Christ with all ...United States: Mennonite VoluntaryService volunteer Brian Paff (in background)walks with children to a playground neardowntown Chicago. Paff works at the EricHouse, a center that provides day care forlow-income families.C e l e br a t i n g w h ol e n e s sr e s t or e dWe believe that God’s good news brings salvation,healing and hope to a person’s mind, body andsoul; to human relationships in conflict at all levels of society;and to the physical environment in which God has placed us. We are called to liveout the holistic gospel of Jesus Christ, to bring hope and reconciliation. The church callspeople to spread the gospel message where people are hurting, where they are hungry, where livesare racked by violence.Monday: Wholeness restored10:22 a.m. Chicago MVS: Day care at ErieHouse, an MVS placement option11:53 a.m. Fresno, Calif., MVS: MeganThompson works with the VictimOffender Reconciliation Program2:20 p.m. Evansville, Ind., MVS:Kairrin on the playground2:25 p.m. Evansville, Ind., MVS:Leah Eads serves withPatchwork Central, offeringafter-school programs10:02 a.m. Germany: Reuben Millerand David Stutzman discusstheir work for the MilitaryCounseling Network

13Germany: David Stutzman works at his officefor the Military Counseling Network in Bammental,helping conscientious objectors endtheir military terms. The counseling networkis a hotline for soldiers to call or e-mail withquestions about discharges, GI rights, armyregulations, referrals and grievances.Northern Ireland: Tim Foley pauses outside thePortadown YMCA building. Foley works jointlyas a pastor at Green Field Community Churchand organizes opportunities for youth to comeserve in Portadown through Mission Network’sYouth Venture program.Give yourself. Gain everything.Learn more about Christian Service:Service.MennoniteMission.net10:28 a.m. Washington MVS:Tasara Gerig-Redekoppteaches English and preparesstudents for the GED exam2:57 p.m. Chicago MVS: A student breakdancesat an after-school program3:20 p.m. Chicago MVS: Maria Tschetter leadsstudents in collaborative games3:22 p.m. Northern Ireland: TimFoley outside the YMCAbuilding in Portadown7:01 p.m. Evansville, Ind., MVS:John Eads works on the potterywheel at Patchwork Central

14With all of creationUnited States: Allison Fusco and DerekSwartz, both students at Eastern Mennonite HighSchool, pause during a recording session as hostsfor a new DVD aimed at helping guide youth inthinking through how they will live their lives.Peace DVD, produced by Mennonite Media, willbe filled with stories about all ages of people whoare trying to follow Jesus in the path of peace.C a r r y i n g t h e m e s s a g e b e y o n do u r s eThe mission of the church is “to proclaim and tobe a sign of the kingdom of God.” Just as Christ transformsall of creation, so mission work done in the name of Jesusaffects all of society. Speaking the language of the surrounding culture, MennoniteMission Network reaches out to people wherever they are, hoping to have a wider impact.We offer a variety of resources that influence and suffuse the wider culture in ways that far surpassthe impact of planting a single church or starting a single ministry: teaching the church how to bemissional, engaging our culture, and meeting the surrounding culture head-on.l v e sMonday: Carrying the message10:45 a.m. Harrisonburg, Va.: Jim Hanes,mission worker in Senegal, discusses avideo project with Wayne Gehman10:53 a.m. Elkhart, Ind.: NekeishaAlexis-Baker updates our web site11:07 a.m. Harrisonburg, Va.: JodiNisly responds to questionssent to www.thirdway.comas her daughter plays11:09 a.m. Newton, Kan.: Lela MaeSawatzky responds to a calleron the toll-free number11:13 a.m. Elkhart, Ind.: CarolHonderich and MarleneKroeker discuss fundingoptions for mission workers

15United States: Each day Elizabeth Yoderof College Mennonite Church, Goshen,Ind., prays through the daily prayer listcoordinated by Marietta Sawatzky. Yoderreceives the list via e-mail on a computershe received from her family on her 75thbirthday several years ago.Stay informed with Network News, UrbanConnections, Third Way Café and Peace Signs:www.MennoniteMission.net/subscribe12:28 p.m. Newton, Kan.: ToniaStutzman discussespotential MVS assignments2:29 p.m. Newton, Kan.: Ken Regier e-mailsa Christian Service applicant3:39 p.m. Harrisonburg, Va.: BurtonBuller (right) interviews ChetWatson for Mennonite Media5:00 p.m. Taiwan: Marietta Sawatzkyprepares a monthly prayer guide7:50 p.m. Harrisonburg, Va.: ClayShowalter films Peace DVDfor Mennonite Media

16Mission Network overviewO u rP ri o r it i e sMennonite Mission Network exists to lead, mobilizeand equip the church to participate in holisticwitness to Jesus Christ in a broken world.Toward that end, we carry out our activities throughthree main areas: Christian Service, international ministriesand mission resources.Christian ServiceThe Mission Network provides service options for Christiansof all ages and interests. With programs that are morethan 60 years old, as well as new initiatives in partnershipwith other organizations, the Mission Network supportsthe larger picture of what God is doing in our world.Options for service include —Yearlong communitybasedservice while livingin common households:• Mennonite Voluntary Service• Service AdventureDiscipleship training and outreach:• DEO (Discipleship, Encounter, Outreach)• RAD (Reaching and Discipling)Service and learning experiences for groups:• DOOR (Discovering Opportunitiesfor Outreach and Reflection)• Group VentureIndividual short-term options:• International internships• SOOP (Service Opportunities for Older People)• Youth Venture• Custom international experiences for sabbatical termsInternational ministriesMennonite Mission Network works with individuals andfamilies, congregations and groups — in both the UnitedStates and around the world — to discern, evaluate, sup-Board of DirectorsLee Schmucker, chairleads a board meetingin Harrisonburg, Va.Richard W. BaumDeep Run Mennonite ChurchEast of Perkasie, Pa.Tesfatsion DalellewCross Roads MennoniteChurch in Richfield, Pa.Roma J. EicherLebanon (Ore.) Mennonite ChurchBill HochstetlerFirst Mennonite Church of Iowa CityLoren E. HorstLindale Mennonite Churchof Harrisonburg, Va.N. Leroy KauffmanAsheville (N.C.) Mennonite Church

17port and promote mission initiatives in more than55 countries. We are your window to the world ... for opportunities,for relationships, for people who can help makeyour personal or congregational vision for mission a reality.Types of ministries• Bible translation and literacy• Community development• Evangelism and church planting• Health services and education• Mediation and reconciliation services• Peace and justice ministries• Teaching English as a second language• Training leaders in biblical interpretation or theology• Work with indigenous peoples and churches• Youth and children’s ministriesMission resourcesMennonite Mission Network provides mission-relatedresources to help individuals, congregations, area conferencesand all parts of the church reach their full potentialas ambassadors of Jesus Christ.Connecting for ministry. Mennonite Mission Networkbrings people together in myriad ways to support ourvarious programs. From our prayer ministry, to regularcommunications via published materials and interpersonalcontact, to our ministry support partners, througha variety of networks involving people working toward acommon goal, we help provide the connections that keepthe church in touch for ministry.Equipping the church. Mission Network helps areaconferences in their task of equipping congregations forministry. We provide this help through:• Resources that help prepare leaders.• People who can provide consultation and coaching forthose involved in active ministry.• A variety of materials that enable congregations to bemore effective in their local ministries.• Grants for specific programs and initiatives.Engaging the world. We are committed, throughministries like Mennonite Media and the Peace and JusticeSupport Network, to introducing Anabaptist Christianvalues into the marketplace of ideas, serving as a propheticvoice that will engage the world by:• Challenging society on contemporary issues.• Inviting people to consider the way of Jesus.• Preparing the church to participate in holistic witness.Get connected to Christian Service,International ministries and Mission resources:www.MennoniteMission.netHeidi Regier KreiderBethel College MennoniteChurch of North Newton, Kan.Craig MavenFirst Mennonite Churchof Berne, Ind.Chuwang PamLos Angeles Faith ChapelAlice Ruth RamseyerFirst Mennonite Churchof Bluffton, OhioSteve Cheramie RisingsunPoarch Community Church inAtmore, Ala. and Native ChristianFellowship in Gretna, La.Lee Schmucker, chairHope Mennonite Churchof Wichita, Kan.Tonya Ramer WengerMadison (Wis.) Mennonite Church

18Financial information 2004 – 2005Stability, growth mark endof Mission Network fiscal yearIn its first stable contribution year since its inception inFebruary 2002, Mennonite Mission Network celebratedthe emergence of a new global partnership,saw many people begin new international assignmentsand witnessed vigorous signs of healththroughout the organization’s ministries andprograms.“I believe these ambassadors of the gospelrepresent an interest in the Mission Networkliving up to its vision, with all congregationsand every part of the church becoming activein mission,” said Stanley Green, executivedirector and CEO of Mennonite MissionNetwork. “They represent an expansionbeyond prior capacity and reflect greater missionalengagement by congregations.“What an exciting time to be alive and to bepart of God’s mission in partnership with God’speople everywhere,” Green said. “We appreciatethe ongoing support of our constituents in theseexciting times and look forward to their continuedgenerous support.”During the 2004-2005 fiscal year, Mission Networkcontributions remained steady compared with those fromthe previous year at about $6.4 million.“Given the fact that the same dollars buy less each year,steady contributions translate to decreasing program,” saidPeter Graber, senior executive for Missional Church Advancement.“As Mennonite Church USA settles into a newrhythm, we expect that future contribution totals will trackmore closely with the expanding personal income availableto our supporters.”Contributions 63%Congregations gave69% of contributionsReserves applied tooperations 19%Program revenue 14%Other income 2%Investment income 2%Individuals gave 31%of contributionsResourcesFund-raising 7%Executive BoardFirstfruits grant 5%Support Services 12%Additional notes1. Program revenue includes funding from partnerorganizations, program fees, event fees, sale ofpublications and resources, and worker earnings.2. The total value of bequests received during the 2004-2005 fiscal year was $2,250,000.3. Cash reserves on hand as of Jan. 31, 2005, totaled $4,050,000.4. In addition to operating fund programs, $340,000 was dispensed toshort-term projects funded by special contributions.5. Mennonite Mission Network’s fiscal year 2004-2005 ran from Feb. 1, 2004, to Jan. 31, 2005.6. These numbers are preliminary based on the annual spending plan. While they are usually veryclose to the final audited figures, they are only an estimate at this time. A copy of the final figurescan be requested at Finance@MennoniteMission.net after June 1, 2005.Where Mission Network resources originateOperating income $10,220,000Congregations 4,440,000Individuals 1,970,000Program revenue 1,430,000Other income 210,000Investment income 180,000Cash reserves applied to operations 1,990,000How Mennonite Mission Network used its resourcesOperating expenses $10,220,000International ministries 3,610,000Christian Service 1,920,000Missional Church Advancement 1,540,000Mennonite Media 730,000Support services 1,180,000Fund-raising 740,000Executive Board Firstfruits grant 500,000Missional ChurchAdvancement 20%of programProgram Ministries 76%Allocating resourcesInternational Ministries46% of programChristian Service25% of programMennonite Media9% of program

Organized by area conferenceAllegheny Mennonite Conference $42,870.37Total — Congregations $33,241.72Total — Individuals $9,628.65Barrville Mennonite ChurchReedsville, Pa.Carpenter Park Mennonite ChurchDavidsville, Pa.Crossroads Community ChurchJohnstown, Pa.First Mennonite ChurchJohnstown, Pa.Glade Mennonite ChurchAccident, Md.Hyattsville Mennonite ChurchUniversity Park, Md.Maple Grove Mennonite ChurchBelleville, Pa.Martinsburg Mennonite ChurchMartinsburg, Pa.Morgantown Church of the Brethren Morgantown, W.Va.New Life Mennonite ChurchListie, Pa.Oak Grove Mennonite ChurchGrantsville, Md.Pinto Mennonite ChurchPinto, Md.Pittsburgh Mennonite ChurchPittsburghScottdale Mennonite ChurchScottdale, Pa.Springs Mennonite ChurchSprings, Pa.Thomas Mennonite ChurchHollsopple, Pa.Tressler Mennonite ChurchGreenwood, Del.University Mennonite ChurchState College, Pa.Atlantic Coast Conference $257,207.06Total — Congregations $215,824.06Total — Individuals $41,383.00Akron Mennonite ChurchAkron, Pa.Bethel Mennonite ChurchGettysburg, Pa.Cedar Grove Mennonite ChurchGreencastle, Pa.Conestoga Mennonite ChurchMorgantown, Pa.Forest Hills Mennonite ChurchLeola, Pa.Hebron Mennonite ChurchHagerstown, Md.Holly Grove Mennonite ChurchWestover, Md.Manhattan Mennonite FellowshipNew York, N.Y.Maple Grove Mennonite Church of Atglen Atglen, Pa.Mennonite Congregation of Boston Cambridge, Mass.Neffsville Mennonite ChurchLancaster, Pa.North Baltimore Mennonite ChurchBaltimore, Md.Oley Valley Mennonite ChurchOley, Pa.Ridgeview Mennonite ChurchGordonville, Pa.Sandy Hill Mennonite ChurchCoatesville, Pa.Zion Mennonite ChurchBirdsboro, Pa.Central District Conference $554,764.42Total — Congregations $454,767.55Total — Individuals $99,996.87Assembly Mennonite ChurchGoshen, Ind.Atlanta Mennonite FellowshipAtlantaSupporting congregations and groupsBethel Mennonite ChurchPekin, Ill.Boynton Mennonite ChurchHopedale, Ill.Calvary Mennonite ChurchWashington, Ill.Carlock Mennonite ChurchCarlock, Ill.Chicago Community Mennonite ChurchChicagoCincinnati Mennonite FellowshipCincinnatiComins Mennonite ChurchComins, Mich.Community Mennonite ChurchMarkham, Ill.Eighth Street Mennonite ChurchGoshen, Ind.Evanston Mennonite ChurchEvanston, Ill.First Mennonite ChurchBerne, Ind.First Mennonite ChurchBluffton, OhioFirst Mennonite ChurchSugarcreek, OhioFirst Mennonite ChurchWadsworth, OhioFirst Mennonite Church of Champaign-Urbana Urbana, Ill.Grace Mennonite ChurchPandora, OhioHively Avenue Mennonite ChurchElkhart, Ind.Jubilee Mennonite ChurchBellefontaine, OhioLafayette Mennonite FellowshipLafayette, Ind.Lima Mennonite ChurchLima, OhioMadison Mennonite ChurchMadison, Wis.Maplewood Mennonite ChurchFort Wayne, Ind.Meadows Mennonite ChurchChenoa, Ill.Mennonite Church of NormalNormal, Ill.Morning Star ChurchMuncie, Ind.MSU Mennonite FellowshipEast Lansing, Mich.North Danvers Mennonite ChurchDanvers, Ill.North Suburban Mennonite ChurchMundelein, Ill.Oak Grove Mennonite ChurchSmithville, OhioPaoli Mennonite FellowshipPaoli, Ind.Plow Creek Mennonite ChurchTiskilwa, Ill.Prairieview Mennonite ChurchFlanagan, Ill.Salem Mennonite ChurchKidron, OhioShalom Community ChurchAnn Arbor, Mich.Silverwood Mennonite ChurchGoshen, Ind.Southside FellowshipElkhart, Ind.St. John Mennonite ChurchPandora, OhioSt. Louis Mennonite FellowshipSt. LouisTopeka Mennonite ChurchTopeka, Ind.Central Plains Conference $477,584.02Total — Congregations $366,798.35Total — Individuals $110,785.67Beemer Mennonite ChurchBeemer, Neb.Bellwood Mennonite ChurchMilford, Neb.Beth-El Mennonite ChurchMilford, Neb.Bethany Mennonite ChurchFreeman, S.D.Bethel Mennonite ChurchMountain Lake, Minn.Bethel Mennonite ChurchWayland, IowaBethesda Mennonite ChurchHenderson, Neb.Christ Community ChurchDes Moines, IowaDes Moines Mennonite ChurchDes Moines, IowaEast Union Mennonite ChurchKalona, IowaEicher Emmanuel Mennonite Church Wayland, IowaEmmanuel Mennonite ChurchShoreview, Minn.Faith Mennonite ChurchMinneapolisFirst Mennonite ChurchLincoln, Neb.First Mennonite ChurchMountain Lake, Minn.First Mennonite Church of Iowa City Iowa City, IowaFriedensberg Bible ChurchAvon, S.D.Good Shepherd Community Church Sioux Falls, S.D.Hutterthal Mennonite ChurchFreeman, S.D.Julesburg Mennonite ChurchJulesburg, Colo.Kalona Mennonite ChurchKalona, IowaLower Deer Creek Mennonite ChurchKalona, IowaManson Mennonite ChurchManson, IowaMilford Mennonite ChurchMilford, Neb.Pleasant View Mennonite Church Mount Pleasant, IowaPulaski Mennonite ChurchPulaski, IowaRochester Mennonite ChurchRochester, Minn.Salem Mennonite ChurchFreeman, S.D.Salem Mennonite ChurchShickley, Neb.Salem-Zion Mennonite ChurchFreeman, S.D.Sermon on the Mount Mennonite Church Sioux Falls, S.D.Sugar Creek Mennonite ChurchWayland, IowaWashington Mennonite ChurchWashington, IowaWayland Mennonite ChurchWayland, IowaWellman Mennonite ChurchWellman, IowaWest Union Mennonite ChurchParnell, IowaWhite Chapel Mennonite ChurchGlendive, Mont.Zion Mennonite ChurchDonnellson, IowaEastern District Conference $118,559.14Total — Congregations $99,979.26Total — Individuals $18,579.88Bethel Mennonite Church of Lancaster Lancaster, Pa.Church of the Good SamaritansHolland, Pa.Emmanuel Mennonite ChurchReinholds, Pa.Fairfield Mennonite ChurchFairfield, Pa.First Mennonite ChurchAllentown, Pa.Grace Mennonite ChurchLansdale, Pa.Mennonite Congregation of Boston Cambridge, Mass.New Eden FellowshipSchwenksville, Pa.Upper Milford Mennonite ChurchZionsville, Pa.West Swamp Mennonite ChurchQuakertown, Pa.Zion Mennonite ChurchSouderton, Pa.Franconia Mennonite Conference $361,499.48Total — Congregations $287,474.48Total — Individuals $74,025.00Alpha Mennonite ChurchAlpha, N.J.Ambler Mennonite ChurchAmbler, Pa.Bally Mennonite ChurchBally, Pa.Bethany Mennonite Church Bridgewater Corners, Vt.Blooming Glen Mennonite Church Blooming Glen, Pa.Boyertown Mennonite ChurchBoyertown, Pa.Deep Run Mennonite Church EastPerkasie, Pa.Finland Mennonite ChurchPennsburg, Pa.Franconia Mennonite ChurchTelford, Pa.Frederick Mennonite ChurchFrederick, Pa.Garden ChapelDover, N.J.Hersteins Mennonite ChurchSchwenksville, Pa.Lakeview Mennonite ChurchSusquehanna, Pa.Line Lexington Mennonite Church Line Lexington, Pa.Norristown New Life Mennonite Church Norristown, Pa.Perkasie Mennonite ChurchPerkasie, Pa.Perkiomenville Mennonite Church Perkiomenville, Pa.Plains Mennonite ChurchHatfield, Pa.Providence Mennonite ChurchCollegeville, Pa.Rockhill Mennonite ChurchTelford, Pa.Rocky Ridge Mennonite ChurchQuakertown, Pa.Salem Mennonite ChurchQuakertown, Pa.Salford Mennonite ChurchHarleysville, Pa.Souderton Mennonite ChurchSouderton, Pa.Spring Mount Mennonite Church Schwenksville, Pa.Spruce Lake FellowshipCanadensis, Pa.Steel City Mennonite ChurchBethlehem, Pa.Swamp Mennonite ChurchQuakertown, Pa.Taftsville Chapel Mennonite Fellowship Taftsville, Vt.Towamencin Mennonite ChurchKulpsville, Pa.Vincent Mennonite ChurchSpring City, Pa.West Philadelphia Mennonite Fellowship PhiladelphiaFranklin Mennonite Conference $3,892.75Total — Congregations $1,587.75Total — Individuals $2,305.00Community Mennonite ChurchMarion, Md.Marion Mennonite ChurchChambersburg, Pa.Gulf States Mennonite Conference $4,103.70Total — Congregations $2,903.70Total — Individuals $1,200.00Gulfhaven Mennonite ChurchGulfport, Miss.Jubilee Mennonite ChurchMeridian, Miss.Lighthouse Fellowship ChurchBuras, La.19you

21Walnut Creek Mennonite ChurchWest Clinton Mennonite ChurchWooster Mennonite ChurchZion Mennonite ChurchWalnut Creek, OhioWauseon, OhioWooster, OhioArchbold, OhioPacific Northwest Mennonite Conference $159,287.16Total — Congregations $113,111.04Total — Individuals $46,176.12Albany Mennonite ChurchAlbany, Ore.Calvary Mennonite ChurchAurora, Ore.Corvallis Mennonite FellowshipCorvallis, Ore.Evergreen Mennonite ChurchBellevue, Wash.Filer Mennonite ChurchFiler, IdahoFirst Mennonite ChurchAberdeen, IdahoHyde Park Mennonite FellowshipBoise, IdahoLebanon Mennonite ChurchLebanon, Ore.Menno Mennonite ChurchRitzville, Wash.Mountain View Mennonite ChurchKalispell, Mont.Nampa Mennonite ChurchBoise, IdahoPacific Covenant Mennonite ChurchCanby, Ore.Peace Mennonite ChurchPortland, Ore.Plainview Mennonite ChurchAlbany, Ore.Portland Mennonite ChurchPortland, Ore.Prince of Peace Mennonite Church Anchorage, AlaskaRiver of Life FellowshipSweet Home, Ore.Salem Mennonite ChurchKeizer, Ore.Seattle Mennonite ChurchSeattleSpring Valley Mennonite ChurchNewport, Wash.Warden Mennonite ChurchWarden, Wash.Western Mennonite ChurchSalem, Ore.Zion Mennonite ChurchHubbard, Ore.Pacific Southwest Mennonite Conference $83,883.55Total — Congregations $57,945.55Total — Individuals $25,938.00Emmanuel Mennonite ChurchSurprise, Ariz.First Mennonite ChurchPaso Robles, Calif.First Mennonite Church of ReedleyReedley, Calif.First Mennonite Church of San Francisco San FranciscoFirst Mennonite Church of UplandUpland, Calif.Gereja Kristen Injili Indonesia ZionLamirada, Calif.Jemaat Kristen Indonesia AnugrahPasadena, Calif.Koinonia Mennonite ChurchChandler, Ariz.Mennonite Community ChurchFresno, Calif.Mountain View Mennonite ChurchUpland, Calif.Pasadena Mennonite ChurchPasadena, Calif.Shalom Mennonite FellowshipTucson, Ariz.Sunnyslope Mennonite ChurchPhoenix, Ariz.Trinity Mennonite ChurchGlendale, Ariz.Rocky Mountain Mennonite Conference $83,258.22Total — Congregations $62,284.22Total — Individuals $20,974.00Albuquerque Mennonite Church Albuquerque, N.M.Beth-El Mennonite ChurchColorado Springs, Colo.Carlsbad Mennonite ChurchCarlsbad, N.M.East Holbrook Mennonite ChurchCheraw, Colo.Emmanuel Mennonite ChurchLa Junta, Colo.First Mennonite Church of DenverDenverGlennon Heights Mennonite Church Lakewood, Colo.Glenwood Mennonite Church Glenwood Springs, Colo.Greeley Mennonite ChurchGreeley, Colo.Light of Life Mennonite ChurchFarmington, N.M.Mennonite Church of La JaraLa Jara, Colo.Perryton Mennonite ChurchPerryton, TexasPueblo Mennonite ChurchPueblo, Colo.Rocky Ford Mennonite ChurchRocky Ford, Colo.South Central Mennonite Conference $238,424.19Total — Congregations $191,775.57Total — Individuals $46,648.62Argentine Mennonite ChurchKansas City, Kan.Calico Rock Mennonite Fellowship Calico Rock, Ark.Comunidad de EsperanzaDallasCrystal Springs Mennonite ChurchHarper, Kan.Faith Mennonite ChurchSouth Hutchinson, Kan.Greensburg Mennonite ChurchGreensburg, Kan.Hesston Mennonite ChurchHesston, Kan.Iglesia Menonita del CorderoBrownsville, TexasManhattan Mennonite ChurchManhattan, Kan.Mennonite Church of the ServantWichita, Kan.Mount Pisgah Mennonite ChurchLeonard, Mo.Peace Mennonite ChurchDallasPeace Mennonite ChurchLawrence, Kan.Pleasant Valley Mennonite ChurchHarper, Kan.Pleasant View Mennonite ChurchHydro, Okla.Protection Mennonite ChurchProtection, Kan.San Antonio Mennonite ChurchSan AntonioShalom Mennonite ChurchNewton, Kan.South Hutchinson Mennonite Church South Hutchinson, Kan.Southern Hills Mennonite ChurchTopeka, Kan.Spring Valley Mennonite ChurchCanton, Kan.Sycamore Grove Mennonite Church Garden City, Mo.Whitestone Mennonite ChurchHesston, Kan.Yoder Mennonite ChurchHaven, Kan.Southeast Mennonite Conference $46,247.52Total — Congregations $36,457.52Total — Individuals $9,790.00Ashton Mennonite ChurchSarasota, Fla.Bahia Vista Mennonite ChurchSarasota, Fla.Bay Shore Mennonite ChurchSarasota, Fla.Cape Christian FellowshipCape Coral, Fla.Covenant Mennonite FellowshipSarasota, Fla.East Atlanta Christian FellowshipAtlantaEmmanuel Mennonite ChurchGainesville, Fla.Homestead Mennonite ChurchHomestead, Fla.Virginia Mennonite Conference $263,725.34Total — Congregations $211,262.72Total — Individuals $52,462.62Asheville Mennonite ChurchAsheville, N.C.Beldor Mennonite ChurchLinville, Va.Big Spring Mennonite ChurchLuray, Va.Charlottesville Mennonite Church Charlottesville, Va.Chestnut Ridge Mennonite ChurchOrrville, OhioChristiansburg Mennonite Fellowship Christiansburg, Va.Community Mennonite ChurchHarrisonburg, Va.Crossroads Mennonite ChurchBroadway, Va.Durham Mennonite ChurchDurham, N.C.Family of HopeHarrisonburg, Va.First Mennonite Church of Richmond Richmond, Va.Gospel Hill Mennonite ChurchHarrisonburg, Va.Greenmonte Mennonite ChurchStuarts Draft, Va.Greensboro Mennonite Fellowship Greensboro, N.C.Harrisonburg Mennonite ChurchHarrisonburg, Va.Hickory Mennonite ChurchHickory, N.C.Huntington Mennonite ChurchNewport News, Va.Lindale Mennonite ChurchHarrisonburg, Va.Mount Clinton Mennonite Church Harrisonburg, Va.Mount Pleasant Mennonite Church Chesapeake, Va.Mount Vernon Mennonite ChurchGrottoes, Va.Mountain View Mennonite ChurchLyndhurst, Va.Mountain View Mennonite ChurchHickory, N.C.Park View Mennonite ChurchHarrisonburg, Va.Powhatan Mennonite ChurchPowhatan, Va.Raleigh Mennonite ChurchRaleigh, N.C.Ridgeway Mennonite ChurchHarrisonburg, Va.Shalom Mennonite CongregationHarrisonburg, Va.Springdale Mennonite ChurchWaynesboro, Va.Stephens City Mennonite Church Stephens City, Va.Stuarts Draft Mennonite ChurchStuarts Draft, Va.Trissels Mennonite ChurchBroadway, Va.Warwick River Mennonite Church Newport News, Va.Weavers Mennonite ChurchZion Mennonite ChurchHarrisonburg, Va.Broadway, Va.Western District Conference $515,741.34Total — Congregations $410,455.78Total — Individuals $105,285.56Alexanderwohl Mennonite ChurchGoessel, Kan.Arvada Mennonite ChurchArvada, Colo.Beatrice Mennonite ChurchBeatrice, Neb.Bergthal Mennonite ChurchPawnee Rock, Kan.Bethel College Mennonite Church North Newton, Kan.Bethel Mennonite ChurchHydro, Okla.Bethel Mennonite ChurchInman, Kan.Boulder Mennonite ChurchBoulder, Colo.Buhler Mennonite ChurchBuhler, Kan.Burrton Mennonite ChurchBurrton, Kan.Calvary Mennonite ChurchLiberal, Kan.Central Heights Mennonite ChurchHesston, Kan.Comunidad de EsperanzaDallasDeer Creek Mennonite ChurchDeer Creek, Okla.Eden Mennonite ChurchInola, Okla.Eden Mennonite ChurchMoundridge, Kan.Faith Mennonite ChurchNewton, Kan.First Mennonite ChurchBeatrice, Neb.First Mennonite ChurchHalstead, Kan.First Mennonite ChurchHillsboro, Kan.First Mennonite ChurchHutchinson, Kan.First Mennonite ChurchMcPherson, Kan.First Mennonite ChurchNewton, Kan.First Mennonite ChurchPretty Prairie, Kan.First Mennonite ChurchRansom, Kan.First Mennonite Church of Christian Moundridge, Kan.Goessel Mennonite ChurchGoessel, Kan.Grace Hill Mennonite ChurchWhitewater, Kan.Greenfield Mennonite ChurchFort Cobb, Okla.Hanston Mennonite ChurchHanston, Kan.Herold Mennonite ChurchCordell, Okla.Hoffnungsau Mennonite ChurchInman, Kan.Hope Mennonite ChurchWichita, Kan.Iglesia Menonita Comunidad de VidaSan AntonioInman Mennonite ChurchInman, Kan.Joy Mennonite ChurchOklahoma City, Okla.Kingman Mennonite ChurchKingman, Kan.Lorraine Avenue Mennonite ChurchWichita, Kan.Manhattan Mennonite ChurchManhattan, Kan.Mennonite Church of the ServantWichita, Kan.Peace Mennonite ChurchDallas, TexasPeace Mennonite ChurchLawrence, Kan.Rainbow Mennonite ChurchKansas City, Kan.

22Supporting congregations and groupsSalina Mennonite ChurchSalina, Kan.San Antonio Mennonite ChurchSan AntonioShalom Mennonite ChurchNewton, Kan.Southern Hills Mennonite ChurchTopeka, Kan.Tabor Mennonite ChurchNewton, Kan.Trinity Mennonite ChurchHillsboro, Kan.Turpin Mennonite ChurchTurpin, Okla.West Zion Mennonite ChurchMoundridge, Kan.Whitestone Mennonite ChurchHesston, Kan.Zion Mennonite ChurchElbing, Kan.Other Congregations $165,690.40Agua Viva Brethren in Christ Church Riverside, Calif.Andover Community ChurchAndover, Vt.Ashoro Mennonite ChurchHokkaido, JapanBelleview Community ChurchLittleton, Colo.Bible Basics First Mennonite ChurchBerne, Ind.Big Sky Baptist Brethren ChurchFroid, Mont.Bridgewater Church of the Brethren Bridgewater, Va.Brookside Community ChurchFort Wayne, Ind.Browncroft Community ChurchRochester, N.Y.Calvary Baptist ChurchMcPherson, Kan.Cambria Baptist ChurchHillsdale, Mich.Casselton Community ChurchCasselton, N.D.Chippewa Church of the BrethrenCreston, OhioChrist’s CommunityNew Albany, Ind.College Community ChurchClovis, Calif.Columbus Mennonite ChurchColumbus, OhioCommunity Church of WaterfordGoshen, Ind.Community House ChurchWashingtonCommunity United Church of ChristMorton, Ill.Cornerstone ChurchGarden City, Kan.Cornerstone Church and Ministries Harrisonburg, Va.Ebenfeld Mennonite Brethren Church Hillsboro, Kan.Emmanuel Baptist ChurchMissoula, Mont.Emmaus Mennonite ChurchWhitewater, Kan.Eureka Bible ChurchEureka, Ill.Evangelical Mennonite ChurchBerne, Ind.Evangelical Mennonite ChurchArchbold, OhioFairhaven Mennonite ChurchBay Port, Mich.Fairview Mennonite ChurchFairview, Mich.Faith Community ChurchLive Oak, Fla.Fellowship of Evangelical Churches Inc. Fort Wayne, Ind.Fellowship of Mennonite Churches in Taiwan Taipei, TaiwanFirst Church of GodGoshen, Ind.First Evangelical Free ChurchWichita, Kan.Garden Valley ChurchGarden City, Kan.Germantown Mennonite ChurchPhiladelphiaGibson City Bible ChurchGibson City, Ill.Good Shepherd Mennonite ChurchArchbold, OhioGrace Community ChurchGreat Bend, Kan.Grace Community ChurchDallas, Ore.Grace Evangelical Mennonite ChurchMorton, Ill.Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church New Orleans, La.Happy Corner Church of the Brethren Clayton, OhioHarrisonville Mennonite ChurchHarrisonville, Mo.Heartland Community ChurchFort Wayne, Ind.Hereford Mennonite ChurchBally, Pa.Hesston Inter Mennonite ChurchHesston, Kan.Iglesia Agua VivaOmaha, Neb.Indian Valley Mennonite ChurchHarleysville, Pa.Life Spring Community ChurchGoshen, Ind.Living Stones FellowshipQuarryville, Pa.Locust Grove Mennonite ChurchBelleville, Pa.Locust Grove Mennonite ChurchElkhart, Ind.Maple Grove Mennonite ChurchHartville, OhioMaranatha Mennonite ChapelNappanee, Ind.Maranatha ChapelSan DiegoMennonite Church of Lo EspejoSantiago, ChileMorgantown Community ChurchMorgantown, Pa.Naumburg Conservative Mennonite Church Castorland, N.Y.New Haven Church of the Brethen Middleton, Mich.New Testament Fellowship of Pensacola Inc. Pensacola, Fla.New Wine ChurchBourbon, Ind.Open Door FellowshipKouts, Ind.Parkview Mennonite Brethren Church Hillsboro, Kan.Petra Church FellowshipNew Holland, Pa.Pigeon River Conservative Mennonite Church Pigeon, Mich.Pine Grove ChurchBowmansville, Pa.Pine Hills ChurchFort Wayne, Ind.Pleasant View Mennonite ChurchMillersburg, OhioPleasureville UM Faith PromiseEast York, Pa.Princeton Church of the NazarenePrinceton, Ill.Saint Francis de SalesLake Zurich, Ill.Sebring Grace Brethren ChurchSebring, Fla.Second Reformed ChurchPella, IowaSembradores De Buenas NuevasFerris, TexasThe Bridge Community ChurchDecatur, Ind.The CrossroadDecatur, Ind.The Great CommissionGreenville, S.C.Tri Lakes Community ChurchBristol, Ind.Trinity ChapelEustis, Fla.Wellspring ChurchNewton, Kan.Winnetka Bible ChurchWinnetka, Ill.Wood Green Mennonite ChurchLondonGroups, Partnerships and Foundations $88,717.98Action MinistriesLigonier, Pa.Africa Inter-Mennonite MissionGoshen, Ind.Amigo CentreSturgis, Mich.Bethany Christian SchoolsGoshen, Ind.Bluffton UniversityBluffton, OhioCamp MennoscahMurdock, Kan.Casa del Sol Retirement CommunityLa Junta, Colo.Central Christian SchoolKidron, OhioCentral District Mennonite Women Fort Wayne, Ind.Central Plains Mennonite WomenHenderson, Neb.Clifton United Methodist Women Warrensville, N.C.Dove Outreach CenterWooster, OhioEastern Mennonite UniversityHarrisonburg, Va.Fellowship Mennonite Sunday School Class 42 Berne, Ind.Friends of the TabasaransSpringfield, OhioHarlan Church Youth CenterHarlan, Ind.Hesston CollegeHesston, Kan.Hopedale Mennonite WomenHopedale, Ill.Indiana Michigan Mennonite WomenGoshen, Ind.Institute for Human Rights and Responsibilities Galena, OhioJohn Coffman CenterHarrisonburg, Va.Lakeview Gospel MissionsButterfield, Minn.Lagrange Mennonite FellowshipSarasota, Fla.Landis HomesLititz, Pa.Leucile G. Buhler Living TrustHarrisonburg, Va.Mennonite Economic Development Associates Lancaster, Pa.Mennonite Helping Hands Sunday School Class Berne, Ind.Mennonite Mission Network AuxillaryElkhart, Ind.Mennonite Nurses AssociationGoshen, Ind.Northwest Ohio Partners In Mission Wauseon, OhioOhio Mennonite WomenOrrville, OhioOklahoma Convention of Mennonite Church USA Cordell, Okla.Peace and Social Concerns Committee Ortanna, Pa.Power HouseNew Haven, Ind.Silverwood Mennonite Women in Mission Goshen, Ind.Southeast Mennonite WomenSarasota, Fla.Ten Thousand VillagesMishawaka, Ind.The Agape Stewardship FundKey Largo, Fla.The MennoniteNewton, Kan.West Clinton EC FundSonora, Calif.FoundationsDefehr FoundationWinnipeg, ManitobaFidelia E. Plett FoundationInman, Kan.Gibbel Foundation, Inc.Lititz, Pa.Lehman Family FoundationKidron, OhioManz Charitable FoundationElkhart, Ind.Maust FoundationPigeon, Mich.Mennonite Foundation Inc.Goshen, Ind.Mersynergy Charitable Foundation St. Jacobs, OntarioSchowalter FoundationNewton, Kan.Watersheds FoundationSanta Fe, N.M.Businesses $238,622.31B & L Transport Inc.Millersburg, OhioBerlin Contractors Inc.Berlin, OhioC & S Friesen FarmsHenderson, Neb.Computer CrackajacksNew Haven, Ind.Custom Mobile Equipment Inc.Baldwin City, Kan.Dana B. Davidson CPA Co., PCNorthbrook, Ill.DeLoach ArchitectsMacon, Ga.Double Trowel MasonryHelena, Mont.Excel Industries Inc.Hesston, Kan.Fairview Hardware Inc.Fairview, Mich.First National BankHarper, Kan.Fortanas BoutiquePerkasie, Pa.Guardian Angels ChildcareDecatur, Ind.Harrison Hauling Inc.Goshen, Ind.Hodecker Celery FarmsManheim, Pa.HRM Enterprises Inc.Hartville, OhioHummel Insurance Agency Inc.Berlin, OhioJ & S ApartmentsDecatur, Ind.Jayco Inc.Middlebury, Ind.Jiloa EnterprisesBerlin, OhioJoshua International Medical Group Buena Park, Calif.Keim Leasing LimitedSugarcreek, OhioLacher & Associates Insurance Agency Souderton, Pa.Lehman Hardware & AppliancesKidron, OhioLPB Riding StableFort Wayne, Ind.MennoLink Corp.Mountain Lake, Minn.Mennonite.netGoshen, Ind.Mission Woodworking LLCBristol, Ind.Myers & Rice Masonry Contractors Blooming Glen, Pa.Northpointe Auto Inc.Middlebury, Ind.Prairie DairyGoshen, Ind.Pape Enterprises Inc.New Haven, Ind.Petersheim Kingdom BuildersGoshen, Ind.Pine Manor Inc.Goshen, Ind.Plaza Court RealtyElkhart, Ind.Quality Stone CompanyRefton, Pa.Roth Grain Co. Inc.Morton, Ill.Rupp Seeds Inc.Wauseon, OhioStryker Farmers ExchangeStryker, OhioSugar Valley MeatsSugarcreek, OhioThe Clemens Family CorporationHatfield, Pa.University of Kansas LibrariesLawrence, Kan.White Pigeon Mini StorageWhite Pigeon, Mich.Other Individuals $386,600.67Toll-free: 1-866-866-2872www.MennoniteMission.netGreat Lakes office: Elkhart, Ind. Great Plains office: Newton, Kan. Mennonite Media office: Harrisonburg, Va.

23with Mennonite Mission NetworkMennonite Mission Network 2004 – 2005 Annual ReportExecutive Director/CEOEditorsDesignerWeb contentProductionFinancial informationGiving informationStanley W. GreenAnn Graham PriceTom PriceDavid Fisher FastNekeisha Alexis-BakerJohn YoderDavid Weaver, Peter GraberCarol Honderich, Shelly Coffman,Kendra NeufeldPlease recyclePhotography creditsCoverMongolian twins image from MarlowRamsay; mosaic created with images fromthe 48 hours of ministry project.2 – 3Anne Garber Kompaoré4 – 5 (left to right)Loren and Donna EntzLois EnomotoLinda ShellyRyan MillerTimeline images (left to right)Mike and Teresa SherrillLinda ShellyDavid Fisher FastRyan MillerErwin WiensBaltimore MVS unitMark and Mary HurstPat HoumphanDerek and Sherrill KeefeVic Thiessen6 – 7 (left to right)Todd HansonLinda ShellyLoren EntzTimeline images (left to right)Linda ShellyCindy BuhlerErwin WiensTim BuhlerPat HoumphanDavid and Starla MoyerSheryl MartinSusan Allison-JonesCarol and Jonathan BornmanJeanette and Todd HansonSouth Bend Service Adventure Unit8 – 9 (left to right)Steve and Betsy DintamanSusan Allison-JonesJeanette HansonAl GeiserTimeline images (left to right)Sherrill KeefeGlyn JonesDisa and Tom RutschmanSusan Allison-JonesAnne Garber KompaoréEric and Heidi Dyck HiltyDisa RutschmanDerek KeefeLois and Kaz EnomotoJeanette and Todd Hanson10 – 11 (left to right)Marlow and Vicky RamsayDan ArvidsonAl GeiserTimeline images (left to right)Al GeiserCrystal KilhefferMargrit Kipfer BarrónJason SchmidtPat HoumphanAl GeiserMarlow and Vicky RamsayDan ArvidsonMarlow and Vicky RamsayRyan Troyer12 – 13 (left to right)David Fisher FastDavid StutzmanTim FoleyTimeline images (left to right)David Fisher FastCarol PennerJohn and Leah EadsJohn EadsDavid StutzmanTasara Gerig-RedekoppDavid Fisher FastDavid Fisher FastTim FoleyJohn EadsTasara Redekopp14 – 15 (left to right)Sheri HartzlerRyan MillerTimeline images (left to right)Clay ShowalterRyan MillerWayne GehmanAngela RempelRyan MillerAngela RempelAngela RempelMary BullerSheldon SawatzkySheri Hartzler16-17 (left to right)Linda ShellyProvidedSarah KaufmanErwin WiensMary BullerBoard photos by Wayne Gehman18 David Fisher Fast23 Ryan MillerBack coverPat Houmphan

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