ISGA in the Press
2023
Online encyclopedia becomes more global
2022
Elizabeth Miller begins work as the new director of ISGA and MHL
Elizabeth Miller to head Institute for the Study of Global Anabaptism
Institute for Study of Global Anabaptism appoints director
Institute for the Study of Global Anabaptism: Renewal in the Global Church
John D. Roth, historian and professor, to speak at 124th commencement
In-person commencement to feature John D. Roth
2021
“A Cloud of Witnesses” offers resources for Mennonite World Conference 2022
Teacher-Scholars awarded Vital Worship Grants for 2021 by the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship : Goshen College, John D. Roth
2020
ISGA seeks input for collaborative 2020 Anabaptist storytelling project
GAMEO Leadership Undergoes Transition
A Day in the Life of the Global Anabaptist Church
2019
Preserve church documents, say church historians
2018
The Mennonite Encyclopedia, GAMEO, and Public History in the Digital Age
2017
Believers conference looks to Reformation for renewal
2016
GAMEO finds new home at Goshen College
Online theological education opens doors
Global Anabaptist Profile collects data on the MWC family worldwide
Anabaptist Movement Flourishing in South Korea
2015
South Korean CO asked: ‘Can I kill?’
Global Anabaptist Profile survey and maps Mennonite World Conference
Bearing Witness project carries on work of Martyrs’ Mirror
2014
Bearing Witness Stories Project is now available is Spanish
Elizabeth Miller, “Sang-Min Lee: Following Jesus into prison” The Mennonite 17 no. 10 (Oct 2014): 12-15.
New survey sheds light on MCUSA global connections
Bearing Witness website gathers Anabaptist stories of struggle
2013
New global Anabaptist study to examine ‘shared convictions’
MWC launches new study of its global members
Mennonites, Lutherans continue their journey toward reconciliation
From the classroom to the colonies, students gain a new perspective on Anabaptism in Paraguay
2012
Process for new Martyrs Mirror begins
Martyr stories still real, relevant
Modern ‘Martyrs Mirror’ Envisioned
Global Anabaptism: an X-ray of the body