It’s fascinating how timeless our deepest human doubts are. When asked to share their deepest faith questions, for instance, my high school students generally list some classics …
It’s fascinating how timeless our deepest human doubts are. When asked to share their deepest faith questions, for instance, my high school students generally list some classics …
On the morning of Nov. 7, 2013, Regina Mondez, along with most people of the Philippines, was anxiously tracking the radar images of a massive storm heading directly toward them …
After 13 years in this role, this marks the last editorial I will write as editor of The Mennonite. It has been a sacred trust, and I will be forever grateful for the many readers, friends and colleagues who encouraged and challenged me, lovingly, along the way.
A new year is dawning, and the old year is quickly fading away. This year we will stick to those diets and exercise routines …
Long ago I made a promise to myself that in the year I turn 80, I would write this opinion. I would express my huge disappointment that my church is no longer able to connect with the gay and lesbian children of close family friends …
Surveys show that Americans are into the supernatural. Some would say obsessed. According to a 2011 Associated Press poll, 80 percent of Americans believed in angels—even 40 percent of those who never went to church …
Amid the debate over the effects of technology, particularly the Internet, in our lives, perhaps the most negative—and most misunderstood—views relate to video games …
In his monthly editorial several years ago, Everett Thomas reflected on the power inherent in a family story (“Story Power,” September 2, 2008). The same story that captured his imagination in 2008 has held me in thrall for the last several years …
