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Give thanks for peace

I am so thankful for the Jan. 7 column by Richard Showalter  (“Ethiopia’s Astounding Lead­er”) describing the peaceful path practiced by the newly elected “Jesus-centered”

Letters

January 21, 2019

Bridging is precarious

Regarding Rich Preheim’s review of Merle Good’s Surviving Failure: Good, as I have known him, has always tried to bridge cultural changes and interpret cultures to

Letters

January 21, 2019

Washington Witness: Early warning of empty tables

At Christmas, we celebrated love and shared the joy of God’s gift of himself as a light to all people. Christmas is a season of

Charles Kwuelum

January 21, 2019

King: A broken heart?

Decades ago, discovery of a murmur alerted me that my heart will always require monitoring and more of it, plus potentially treatment, as I age.

Michael A. King

January 21, 2019

History: The first non-Western Mennonites

Mennonites today are found on every continent of the world (save for Antarctica, of course). But in the mid-19th century, the original Anabaptists’ spiritual descendants lived only in North America and Europe. It was a lily-white church.

Rich Preheim

January 21, 2019

Andres: Windows to truth

Someone asked me what books have shaped my thinking or best represent the way I see reality. This got me thinking about how these books

Carmen Andres

January 21, 2019

Two faiths’ followers reflect God’s image

It seemed unlikely that a topic with apparently little common ground — the relationship between humanity and divinity —could serve as a starting point for Christian-Muslim dialogue.

Yet it did, with help from a contemporary story of Mennonite peacemaking.

Micah Brickner | Eastern Mennonite Missions

January 21, 2019

Church growth stretches Ethiopian resources

Challenges accompany the joys of growth as tens of thousands of people new to Ethi­o­pia’s Mese­rete Kristos Church swell the denomination.

Now with more than 600,000 participants, the world’s largest Anabaptist conference struggles to train enough pastors, find adequate meeting spaces and keep vehicles maintained for its teachers, who travel to distant outposts on rough roads.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

January 21, 2019
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