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Trend lines and unshakeable hope

In this issue, ­associate editor Tim Huber takes a deep dive into Mennonite Church USA’s denominational survey and lays out its findings, strengths and weaknesses

Danielle Klotz

November 25, 2022

Advent of Jesus will shake the foundations of the world

The incarnation. Advent is a celebration of the incarnation, of God who became human flesh in Jesus Christ.

Isaac S. Villegas | Anabaptist World

November 19, 2022

No longer living in denial

Contemplation has been described to me as a long, loving look at the real. In my spiritual-direction training, I get to do a good bit of this.

Jenny Gehman | Anabaptist World

November 18, 2022

This Advent, I’ll take a look across the street

Growing up in a Christian -family in Indonesia, a Muslim-majority country, I didn’t often see Christmas decorations except in church.

Hendy Matahelemual | Anabaptist World

November 18, 2022

Are you bounded, fuzzy or centered?

Is your church inclusive? Does it hold high expectations for its people? Is it possible to do both? Mark D. -Baker argues that it is.

Gordon Houser | Anabaptist World

November 17, 2022

Advent gives me hope that God has not abandoned us

Advent can sneak up on you. It is also a lot of work. But, as the season approaches, I get excited. This excitement is born out of the reminders Advent brings.

Jerrell Williams | Anabaptist World

November 17, 2022

The Bride of Christ exists in flesh and blood

When the covid lockdown happened, we were shocked to find ourselves stuck in our houses. But honestly, we’ve been moving toward a more homebound existence for years now, decades really.

Sarah Kehrberg | Anabaptist World

November 17, 2022

Jubilee and birthing pianos

Fall greetings ­to you, dear reader. This is my first opportunity to write ­after returning from maternity leave.  I’m still finding my way as our

Danielle Klotz

November 4, 2022

Metabolizing the Lord’s Supper

I believe it was an act of humility for Mennonite pastor Brad Roth to write a book about the Lord’s Supper.

Laurie Oswald Robinson | Anabaptist World

October 31, 2022

Why I dress simply

Part of my heritage as a conservative Mennonite is the teaching that Christians should dress simply and modestly. At Mountain View Mennonite, the church Ivan and I currently attend, there is no standard like the one in my childhood congregation, which says women should wear cape dresses. 

Lucinda J. Kinsinger | Anabaptist World

October 31, 2022

On the way, borderlands become sacred ground

North Americans take for granted the ability to cross borders with ease. Customs agents wave us through without a second look, while other travelers get scrutinized. Nationality, skin color, gender and religion can complicate travel. 

Joanne Gallardo | Anabaptist World

October 30, 2022

We speak different languages — figuratively and sometimes literally

Many years ago, when I first came to live on the homeland of the Yakama nation, I had the privilege of hearing an elder speak at a large public event at the local university. I was a member of the faculty at the time.

Sarah Augustine | Anabaptist World

October 28, 2022
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