January 7, 2019 | Anabaptist World

Mennonite witness amid suffering and hope in Ukraine

Photo: This former Mennonite school served 130 hearing- and speech-impaired children at Tiege in the Molotschna region. When the German army swept through Ukraine, soldiers

J. Nelson Kraybill, Mennonite World Conference

January 7, 2019

New Anabaptist Bible curriculum for students available

The Mennonite Schools Council (MSC) of Mennonite Education Agency (MEA) has released a new prekindergarten through 12th grade Bible curriculum entitled Encounter: An Anabaptist Faith Formation

Mennonite Church USA/Mennonite Education Agency staff

January 7, 2019

MC USA releases video resources on leadership, polity

People across Mennonite Church USA are invited to take a closer look at the denomination’s structure and healthy ways of functioning with a newly released video

Mennonite Church USA

January 7, 2019

‘The Midianite Hour’ and more false impressions about Mennonites

Intriguing questions of 2018 at 20-year-old website Third Way The Third Way website (originally known as Third Way Café) was launched in 1998, just over

MennoMedia

January 7, 2019

Sin of patriarchy

I read with sadness “Every Child of God” (World & Faith, Dec. 3) about the pressure on Kenyan women to have sons. They are considered “barren

Letters

January 7, 2019

Transformed by angels

Of the many dangers, challenges and reasons not to become a sanctuary congregation, pastors of such churches say in interviews that potential legal ramifications seem

Tim Huber

January 7, 2019

Ukrainians witness amid suffering, hope

ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine — In a region that thousands of Mennonites left generations ago, two dozen of today’s Mennonite leaders from across Europe gathered for three days of fellowship in October.

J. Nelson Kraybill | Mennonite World Conference

January 7, 2019

What readers say

One of our favorite responses to a survey we sent with our annual fundraising letter in October was, “I want to know what everyone is

Paul Schrag

January 7, 2019

Showalter: Ethiopia’s astounding leader

Two years ago, Ethiopia was a basket case. The government seemed to be losing control. The majority Oromo people were restive under a rule that

Richard Showalter

January 7, 2019

Vision for Anabaptist online curriculum springs forth

NEWTON, Kan. — A couple of months after the 2017 wheat harvest, Carol Duerksen imagined a different kind of harvest, one that could yield a crop of Anabaptist online curriculum that was cost-effective and downloadable.

Laurie Oswald Robinson | For Mennonite World Review

January 7, 2019