What does it mean to seek the peace of the city—not just for the city, but within it?
In this short reflection from Manhattan Mennonite Fellowship, one member, Eric Kanagy, shares his personal journey of faith, family, and community in New York City. He speaks candidly about the challenges of building lasting relationships in a city of 9 million, the quiet grounding found at places like Camp Deer Park and Menno House, and the unexpected gift of a child’s phrase—touching boundaries—as a metaphor for spiritual growth.
As our fellowship enters a time of transition, this reflection is also an invitation: What keeps you connected to MMF? What vision do you carry for our community? Take a moment to reflect—and if you feel moved, share your story on a Sunday or by email. Let’s shape our future together.
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