Works at Goshen College and Berkey Avenue Mennonite Fellowship. Her primary responsibilities are in Christian Formation. Joanne graduated from Goshen College and Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary with a Master of Divinity.

“Dr. Gladwin is a second generation native of Palm Beach County, FL, but has also lived and worked in pastoral ministry and community development in urban settings throughout the Americas (Santa Marta and Bogotá, Colombia; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Londrina, Brazil; Raleigh, NC; Philadelphia, PA; West Palm Beach, FL) and the United Kingdom (Edinburgh, Scotland). Prior to arriving at PBA in 2014, he was the program director of Messiah College’s Philadelphia campus and an assistant professor of theology and ethics. He has a B.A. in Christian ministries and Spanish from Messiah College, a M.Div. from Duke University Divinity School, and a Ph.D. from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland.” pba.

Pastor at Iglesia Buenas Nuevas San Juan TX.

“Working at Mennonite Mission Network gives me the opportunity to continue my passion – connecting with others to serve our world!”

Carlos Martínez-García, anabautist/menonite pastor, sociologist and writer. Author of several books, the most recent is "Casiodoro de Reina traductor de la Biblia del Oso publicada en 1569,” He loves reader who writes.

Currently Works at Mennonite Central Committee East Coast as a Program Director where he provides leadership to the programs in New York, Philadelphia, Florida, Puerto Rico as well as Young Adult, and Peace and Justice programs. He also connects with Anabaptist pastors and churches throughout the East Coast and Puerto Rico “Andrew has worked for the Evangelical Center for Pastoral Studies for Central America (CEDEPCA) as a national coordinator in an ecumenical program with pastors and leaders in Central America. Founder and general manager for COEMSA (Human resources consulting company in Honduras), “Andrew has worked in multicultural settings in Central and South America, Mexico, Dominican Republic, and the United States. He is an ordained minister for Atlantic Coast Conference and serves as Vice-chair of Mission Network Board of directors.

“Since 2008 Mr. Padilla has worked with Mennonite Central Committee, providing learning opportunities about the need for better and safer mechanisms for people facing migration, and advocating to reform the U.S. broken immigration system. He coordinates immigration law trainings for non-profits offering immigration legal services to immigrant communities, and leads learning tours to the U.S./Mexico borderlands and the Guatemala/Mexico border.” Calvin University.

Professor of Pastoral Care & Counseling, Emeritus

Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary

Affiliate Professor of Pastoral & Spiritual Care

McCormick Theological Seminary

San Francisco Theological Seminary

“Since 2008 Mr. Padilla has worked with Mennonite Central Committee, providing learning opportunities about the need for better and safer mechanisms for people facing migration, and advocating to reform the U.S. broken immigration system. He coordinates immigration law trainings for non-profits offering immigration legal services to immigrant communities, and leads learning tours to the U.S./Mexico borderlands and the Guatemala/Mexico border.” Calvin University.

Occupation:Pastor of Community Outreach

Mission and leadership experience: Associate pastor, Iglesia Evangelica Menonita Arca de Salvacion; teacher, preacher, counselor; Iglesia Menonita Hispana board member; coordinator, Hispanic Mennonite Women's group; advocate for undocumented immigrants; travel to Guatemala at least once a year to preach and reach out to communities in need of Christian education; congregation has a Bible institute in Chiul, Quiche, Guatemala.