Mennonite Engagement with Iran
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The Mennonites relationship ongoing with Iran has developed
over a period of more than twenty years. This essay traces the development
of our relationships with Iranians and our program with
Iran, how it began with relief and reconstruction and progressed
through a student exchange to an ongoing interfaith dialogue and
visiting scholars. The roles of several key Iranians, to whom much
credit must be given, will also be discussed. The views expressed
herein concerning the development of Mennonite engagement
with Iran are the personal views of the author and do not represent
those of any Mennonite institution.
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