Articles posted in: Indonesia

Cultural Exchange and Applied Anabaptism: A Journey From Indonesia to the USA

By Heri Purwanto | Posted on February 5, 2017

We, as Anabaptists, should place Jesus Christ at the center of our faith, community at the center of our lives, and reconciliation at the center of our work.1 As part of the Anabaptist community in Indonesia, I want to be able to implement these three key principles in my own life, though it is often […]

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Book review by Matthew Knight

Roberta R. King and Sooi Ling Tan, eds., “(un)Common Sounds: Songs of Peace and Reconciliation among Muslims and Christians”

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Serving Colombia from Indonesia

By Rut Asari | Posted on November 10, 2016

I am grateful that I was born and raised in Indonesia, the world’s largest island country situated in Southeast Asia near Malaysia and the Philippines. Growing up, I always thought missionaries were mostly white people from the United States, Canada, or Europe; I never realized someone from Asia could serve God in this way. However, […]

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It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday

By Andi O. Santoso | Posted on October 12, 2016

I enjoy music, and I love Boyz II Men. Of their songs, one of my favorites is “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday”. Even when we’re excited about the future, it can be difficult to let go of the past. This was my experience as a participant in the discipleship training program of […]

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Reflection piece by Agnes Chen, Paulus Hartono

Transforming Conflicts through Food

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Reflection piece by Jeanne Jantzi

Taking the Longer View

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