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Five possible futures for Lancaster congregations

Photo: Over 100 attendees gathered at Witmer Heights Mennonite Church in Lancaster, Pa. to consider five proposals for congregational affiliation after Lancaster Mennonite Church left

Vanessa Hofer for The Mennonite

April 18, 2016

Groups test alternative models for calling pastors

Photo: Sarah Klaassen and Jamie Haskins give a blessing at the end of the Pink Menno worship service during the 2015 Mennonite Church USA convention in

Hannah Heinzekehr

April 18, 2016

Speaking up and showing up

Alyssa Rodriguez attends First Mennonite Church in Iowa City, Iowa, and works as a free health clinic coordinator, serving uninsured and under-insured populations while also

Mennonite Church USA

April 18, 2016

Legacy of a South American Mennonite state

EBENFELD, Paraguay — Rain woke me in the night. The roar on the tin roof drowned out the frogs, if any were still singing. Only the thrashing of palms cut across the downpour. In the morning I learned that schools were canceled. It was too muddy to drive.

Ben Goossen | For Mennonite World Review

April 18, 2016

How Jesus rope-a-doped the devil

The phrase “rope-a-dope” refers to a boxing tactic of pretending to be trapped against the ropes, goading an opponent to throw tiring ineffective punches. Muhammad

David D. Flowers

April 18, 2016
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