Writer, teacher, spiritual director, Don is a retired professor of Language, Cross-cultural Programs and Spirituality. He spent years processing intercultural experiences in Central America and Mexico where he worked with mission agencies and where he studied and led numerous student groups. His journey gives him significant insight and passion for connecting spirituality and the intercultural experience. https://donrclymer.blogspot.com/ http://donclymer.com/
Thomann Klymer (also Clymer, Klemmer, Clemmer) was born in 1554 in Montbéliard, France, 37 years after the beginning of the Protestant Reformation, and 29 years after the Anabaptist beginnings in 1525. At some point he became a...
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Origionally published in The Mennonite, July 2013. “We don’t have any money to give you,” the...
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