July 13, 2020 | Anabaptist World

Everence kicks off year-long observance of 75th anniversary

Instead of an in-person gathering, Everence will celebrate its 75th anniversary virtually, with a videocast scheduled for 3 p.m. EST July 19. “It’s not how

Everence staff

July 13, 2020

The dismantling of Confederate monuments and what Scripture shows us

“You shall not make for yourself an image [carved form wood or stone] or any likeness [of anything] that is in the sky above or

Wilma Ann Bailey

July 13, 2020

MDS to assist Alaska residents ‘racing to build’ homes after wildfire

Photo: Homeowners Chrisandra and Ron Musbach (left) consult with their case manager (blue shirt) and Mennonite Disaster Service volunteer Harold Miller (black shirt) on rebuilding

Susan Kim for Mennonite Disaster Service

July 13, 2020

Patriotism vs. nationalism: an important difference

This is the time of year when many Americans show love and support for our country. This is the definition of patriotism. It is a

Letters

July 13, 2020

Washington guest house to close

After more than 50 years of being a home away from home for people from around the world, the International Guest House in Washington, D.C., is closing.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

July 13, 2020

Let’s change, not manage, America’s systemic racism

For 400 years, no matter how many times people of color have asked for change, white America has decided to manage its systemic racism and

Letters

July 13, 2020

Campaign will seek to revive peace witness

The Peace and Justice Support Network is collaborating with Mennonite Church USA staff, area conferences and peacemakers to create a movement: Mennonites Against Militarism.

Jason Boone | Mennonite Mission Network

July 13, 2020

Resurgence of a global Mennonite far right

In this time of global pandemic and international protests against systemic police brutality, thoughtful Anabaptist journalism has become more essential than ever. I am grateful

Ben Goossen

July 13, 2020

Kinsinger: Let justice roll down like waters

I didn’t experience race tensions growing up. The rural community I grew up in was almost exclusively white. During my childhood, I remember getting to

Lucinda J. Kinsinger

July 13, 2020

Kehrberg: Spare the chores, deprive the child

A true act of love, on the other hand, requires hard work and patience, and for some, it is a whole way of life. —

Sarah Kehrberg

July 13, 2020