This summer I was blessed to take a 3,000-mile healing journey. I traveled across plains and deserts to sit in prayer ceremonies with Indigenous spiritual

My 3-year-old daughter spots a picture of a chicken pulling a long squishy substance from the ground. “Snake!” she says.  “Worm,” I correct her.  As

Several Months ago, while attending the funeral of my wife’s Amish cousin, I was startled to hear one of the preachers quote from “the second

I have emotional motion sickness; somebody roll the windows down.  — Phoebe Bridgers Distancing oneself from a toxic family member is a centuries-old survival tactic.

I had an awkward moment at a restaurant recently. My colleague and I were grabbing lunch and discussing church stuff. When we got up to

I joined Mennonite Action and many other interfaith groups to protest Christians United for Israel in Washington, D.C., in July. It was moving to gather

Some days, it’s easy to feel despair about the world we live in. We’re inclined to helplessness, believing our individual efforts make no difference.  Leah

Not long ago, I found myself pondering the arc of my life and vocation in light of a strange turn of events. Maybe it was