Early Anabaptist Story and Mennonite Roots
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Discover the history of a radical Protestant tradition tracing back to the 16th century.
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World Heritage in Danger
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Some of the world's most remarkable places are at risk of being wiped off the map—unless UNESCO and its partners save them.
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From tunnels to towers, compare seven modern engineering marvels around the world.View the story -
Seven Wonders: The New List
Greyson Harris
Explore the New Seven Wonders of the World—a list determined by 100 million votes globally.View the story
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