Paul Peachey Archives

New Orie O. Miller biography to be celebrated by contemporaries at Anabaptist Center for Religion and Society meeting

May 5, 2015Last updated January 6, 2016 by Lauren Jefferson

He has seen more of the world than Marco Polo. He has opened more mission fields than David Livingstone. He has been as innovative in his world of church ministries

PAX service program, predecessor to the Peace Corps, recognized by Mahatma Gandhi Center for Global Nonviolence

May 4, 2015Last updated May 21, 2015 by Steve Shenk

In 1951, Jay “Junior” Lehman, then a 21-year-old farm boy from Ohio, sailed by freighter to Antwerp, Belgium. He was among the first wave of conscientious objectors to participate in

EMU Grad Remembered For Adventurous Spirit

August 24, 2012Last updated September 7, 2012 by Emily Sharrer

Right around 2 one morning in 1951, Cal Redekop felt somebody kick his sleeping bag. It was odd. Especially considering the makeshift campsite that Redekop and friends Richard Wagner and

EMU Furthers Catholic-Anabaptist Dialogue

December 12, 2007 by Marcy Gineris

Father George McLean (r.), general editor, presents Paul Peachey with a copy of his book "Building Peace and Civil Society: An Autobiographical Report from a Believers’ Church" (Washington, D.C.: The

Speakers Recount Historical Meeting in EMU Class

February 21, 2005 by Jim Bishop

Paul Peachey (center) makes a point in the Mennonite History and Thought class as I.B. Horst (l.) and Calvin Redekop listen.Photo by Jim Bishop For 50 minutes on Friday morning,

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