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A living testimony of the Almighty God

A young woman born in Mexico but living in the United States since she was a baby is driving to trust in God. I am

The Mennonite

August 1, 2012

Back to South Africa

Immigration denial has a bittersweet effect on a Virginia church plant.

The Mennonite | Wil LaVeist

August 1, 2012

A wake-up call for American men

Why is it that most American men refuse to get help when they suffer from depression? In their article “Why Won’t Men Get Help?” in

The Mennonite

August 1, 2012

Standing in chains at Alcatraz

The wonder is that the U.S. Army even wanted four young Hutterite farmers from the Rockport Colony in South Dakota. Soldiering was most assuredly not in their DNA. The communal church to which they belonged had been resolutely set against all warfare for 400 years …

The Mennonite

August 1, 2012

Give in to the call

On Christmas Day 1989, Madeline Maldonado sat at her sister-in-law’s church.
Her life seemed to be unrolling like the typical American’s: She was married, pregnant and educated—in airplane mechanics. But she was unhappy …

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August 1, 2012
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