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Thank you for the report about the exhibition at Trachselwald Castle (“Stairway stories,” Feb. 11). We have recently installed a wireless network that enables visitors

Anabaptist World

March 3, 2022

The next generation?

John D. Roth features prominently in most news referencing the study or sharing of Mennonite history. He’s nearing retirement (“MennoMedia hires staff for Anabaptism quincentenary,”

Anabaptist World

March 3, 2022

Ukrainian Mennonites ‘isolated’ by war

Churches organize bomb shelters; families evacuate

Tim Huber | Anabaptist World

March 3, 2022

A strike near Babyn Yar, but Jewish acceptance in Ukraine is growing

For many Jews, Ukraine brings up memories of pogroms, antisemitism and Nazi collaboration. But Jewish life in Ukraine is no longer what it was.

Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

March 3, 2022

Confessional or creedal?

Creeds are binding and forever. Confessions are living documents because the church is alive.

Melissa Florer-Bixler | For Anabaptist World

March 3, 2022
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