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MENNONITE HERITAGE
I'M EXCITED ABOUT MY TRIP TO PARAGUAY IN 2025.
JOIN ME AS I GIVE ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS FREQUENTLY ASKED BY THOSE WHO WANT TO STAY IN THE 'KNOW' AND PASS IT ON TO THE NEXT GENERATION.
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WHEN PARAGUAY BECAME HOME TO ME.
- MY MOVE TO PARAGUAY IN THE 80’S, ALLOWED ME TO EXPERIENCE LIFE FROM A NEW PERSPECTIVE.
- CHRISTMAS CHANGED FROM COLD AND COZY TO HOT AND SWEATY.
- SOCIAL MEDIA DIDN’T EXIST, SO OLD FRIENDSHIPS WERE LOST, AND NEW FRIENDSHIPS ESTABLISHED.
- BIKES BECAME THE MODE OF TRANSPORTATION TO HANGING OUT WITH FRIENDS, FIELD TRIPS, AND ERRANDS TO THE STORE.
- IT FELT LIKE LIVING IN THE LAND OF LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, JUST A LITTLE DUSTIER.
- SPANISH BECAME THE FOURTH LANGUAGE OF COMMUNICATION FOR ME.
- VALUABLE LIFE LESSONS WERE LEARNED IN THIS REMOTE PLACE AND COMMUNITY.
- THE BEGINNINGS OF MY PASSION OF CROSS-CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS BEGAN IN THE WILDERNESS OF THE CHACO.
STORIES
Hear from those who have been around for a while and might have answers to our questions.
FOOD & RECIPES
I'll do the tasting, but you get to see what a common menu is at a Mennonite table.
COMMUNITY
I'll be recording and posting from various settings in the Mennonite Colonies founded in the 1920's.
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Follow me on my trip to the Mennonite Colonies in Paraguay. You can be in on seeing what I experience and get answers to questions you might have about this heritage.
I'M ROSWITA.
Most would describe me as a unique individual who was raised by Mennonites and speaks multiple languages.
Until we moved to Paraguay, I was clueless about what it meant to be Mennonite. Living in a Mennonite colony in the Chaco during my youth gave me experiences and learning opportunities that I have never regretted.
Later, Gene and I lived in Russia as a young married couple. While learning the language and culture, I recognized cultural nuances that were very familiar to me. It felt like I had just gone full circle with my heritage.
Join me in 2025 as I take you back to my Paraguayan Slavic Mennonite roots and give you a taste of an amazing heritage.
"To the first death, then the need, and the final one receives the bread."
"Dem Ersten der Tod, dann die Not, und dem Letzten das Brot."
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