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Joanna Shenk and Andre Gingerich Stoner

Interchurch confessing

What do Mennonites say when Lutherans ask whether we see them as fully part of the body of Christ? The question was posed during informal

Andre Gingerich Stoner

September 15, 2014

The gates are open

A few months ago I went on retreat with the Kairos School of Spiritual Formation in Eastern Pennsylvania. Kairos has an office in Lancaster, Pa.,

Joanna Lawrence Shenk

August 4, 2014

Post-Christian culture

For years there was an easy alliance in America between God and country. The Christian church held a privileged place in our culture. As this

Andre Gingerich Stoner | Mennonite World Review

June 23, 2014

Becoming an Anablacktivist

Traveling through Philadelphia last year, I met Drew Hart. He’s a Ph.D. student at Lutheran Theological Seminary, a part-time pastor and professor, and a prophetic

Joanna Lawrence Shenk

May 12, 2014

To love and resist

This is how I think about the way of the cross. Compassion, curiosity, humility and grace linked with courageous opposition to sin, injustice and evil.

Andre Gingerich Stoner | Mennonite World Review

March 31, 2014

Ways to pray

When I was younger I thought the only genuine prayer was a spontaneous prayer. I grew up in a congregation where prayer was free-flowing and

Joanna Lawrence Shenk

February 17, 2014

Peaceful evangelicals

American evangelicals are wrestling with Jesus’ way of peace in new ways. There is evidence of this at Intervarsity Press, Youth With A Mission, Willow

Andre Gingerich Stoner | Mennonite World Review

January 6, 2014