Anabaptist World: How did you become an artist? Dennis Maust: The arts were appreciated in my childhood home. Music was a big part of that
A sculpture created by Mennonite artists to convey a message of peace in the public square has returned to Washington, D.C., the place the artists considered its home.
Hutterites are known today for simple living and sharing all things. But high drama defined Jakob Hutter’s relationships and the beginnings of what are now 460 faith communities known by his name.
A featured quilt at the New Hamburg Mennonite Relief Sale in Ontario raised more than $20,000 for Mennonite Central Committee in late May and will make its home at Conrad Grebel University College.
The art of Amish quilts is highlighted in a Smithsonian American Art Museum exhibition running through Aug. 26 in Washington, D.C.
