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MB delegates to consider peace article revision

U.S. Mennonite Brethren will decide whether to revise their Confession of Faith’s article on peace at their national convention July 25-26 in Santa Clara, Calif.

Mennonite World Review staff

June 9, 2014

Foreclosure sale of Los Angeles church building completed

At a June 3 foreclosure auction, Everence sold Los Angles Faith Chapel’s church building in Inglewood, Calif., for $525,100. Grace Pam, who with her husband,

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

June 9, 2014

Teacher has a smaller audience

HARRISONBURG, Va. — After earning a degree in songwriting from Berklee College of Music in Boston in 2006, Harrisonburg native John Hostetter moved to Tucson, Ariz. He spent two years playing guitar in a bluegrass band, then joined a rock band called Harlem, moved to Austin, Texas, and started to get recognized nationally.

“I lived [in Austin] for a summer, and a bunch of things happened all at once,” Hostetter said.

Alexander Sharp VIII | Eastern Mennonite University

June 9, 2014

Conservative Conference history to be released

ROSEDALE, Ohio — While writing the history of the Conservative Mennonite Conference, Nathan E. Yoder paid particular attention to the term “conservative.”

Conversations across the Mennonite family, he said, “have loaded a lot of rhetorical freight on labels such as ‘conservative’ and ‘evangelical.’ ”

He hopes his history of a group with “conservative” in its name can contribute to current discussion and discernment.

Vicki Sairs | Rosedale Bible College

June 9, 2014

I am an Anabaptist, too

I’ve written about my online communities before, each represented by a badge in the footer of my blog and each with its own unique emphasis.

April Yamasaki

June 9, 2014

Simple, sophisticated

In the summer of 1963, David Wagler and Joseph Stoll, two Amish farmers, were threshing oats in a field close to Aylmer, Ont. They reflected

John D. Roth

June 9, 2014

Syrian refugee girls find light and hope at Lebanon center

Damaris, a 13-year-old Syrian refugee, still waits for her father to come home.

More than five months ago, she quit school when fighting between government and opposition forces began in her family’s Aleppo neighborhood. She and her family hid in the basement as the bombs fell. One day her father, a builder, went out to get some bread and never came home.

“To this day, we have no news of him,” said Damaris, who fled to Lebanon with her mother, aunt, grandfather (who has a heart condition) and four siblings.

Laurie Oswald Robinson | For Mennonite Central Committee

June 9, 2014

Ideal or reality?

Confessions of Faith stand in an awkward spot between ideals and realities. They say “we believe” when in fact not everyone believes the same thing.

Paul Schrag

June 9, 2014

Two prophets, one mission

There are two distinct topics presented in these lessons, though the post-exilic setting in Jerusalem remains the same. In 520 B.C., our prophet Haggai has

Reta Halteman Finger

June 9, 2014

Don’t deport my dad

“Don’t deport my dad.” That is the slogan many immigrant rights groups will be using on Father’s Day this year. It follows the “Don’t deport

Tammy Alexander

June 9, 2014
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