It was evening already, when around 70 men from my neighborhood arrived at my home. Most walked or rode motorcycles, dressed in traditional sarongs and
I appreciated the generous piece about a conservative Mennonite congregation purchasing a former Catholic church in Baltimore (“It’s Fancy, but It’s Home,” June). Given the
I appreciated the historical context provided in “Quest Continues to Identify Students at Indian Schools Run by Mennonites” (May) and applaud Mennonite historians for digging
Columnist Jerrell Williams asks, “Should the Church Embrace AI?” (May). Not if artificial intelligence displaces lived human experience or if community discernment quietly defers to
