My earliest memories of Christmas are full of sensory details: the sight of a Christmas tree decorated with lights, the sound of wrapping paper being

At Thacker Pass, activists chant, “You can’t mine your way out of a climate crisis!” I agree. With a national narrative calling for “net-zero” carbon

I RECEIVED AN EMAIL from a blog reader saying something like this: “Please do yourself a favor and correct your misspellings.”  Regardless of the reader’s

In the evening of June 24, 1859, Henri Dunant, a Swiss businessman traveling in northern Italy, witnessed a horrific sight. Scattered across a battlefield just

After a grueling trek across the country, by donkey or by foot, Mary gave birth.  After a grueling trek across the country by airplane and

In a season of celebration, this issue’s cover expresses sorrow but also hope for peace in the face of a child. As our writer, William

I have important news to share. Since Anabaptist World launched in September 2020, we’ve been on a journey of discovery. We believed a few things

PROCLAIMING THE GOOD NEWS is a collaborative effort by longtime Mennonite pastors Lois Y. Barrett and -Dorothy Nickel Friesen to document the feminist movement’s impact

“What then should we do?” (Luke 3:10). That’s the crowd’s response to John the Baptist when he stands along the river Jordan, calling the people

I’ve had a harrowing relationship with hope. For long stretches of my life, I’ve felt deathly allergic to it. I had a particularly visceral reaction