When bubbles burst We all live in bubbles. That truth hit home this week as I caught up with my friend Eric at Panera Bread. He described in Richard Showalter August 5, 2019
Powell: Our common destiny “Change Gonna Come” was one of the staple songs during the Civil Rights era. Immigrants who came to America found the change they were looking John Powell August 5, 2019
Book review: From Risk to Resilience Growing up as a girl in the 1980s was not a positive experience for me. I often felt ostracized because I didn’t fit cultural expectations Melanie Springer Mock August 5, 2019
Bible: In shared lives, your God is mine One of the greatest stories of friendship in the Old Testament, a story of choosing God through friendship, comes to us in the Book of Melissa Florer-Bixler July 22, 2019
Book review: Unraptured The first thing you notice when you pick up Unraptured: How End Times Theology Gets It Wrong, is that Rachel Held Evans wrote the foreword. Sarah Kehrberg July 22, 2019
Kraybill: Ark encounters modern science Noah’s ark now rests in Williamstown, Ky. Or rather, a $100 million “Ark Encounter” building shaped like the biblical boat has attracted millions since opening J. Nelson Kraybill July 22, 2019
Kennel-Shank: A list for the time that’s left This month I celebrated my 36th birthday. If the average U.S. life expectancy is a useful measure of what to plan for — it’s currently Celeste Kennel-Shank July 22, 2019
A green wedding What do you do if you are committed environmentalists who plan to get married? Have a green wedding, of course. That’s what Winnipeggers Bethany Daman John Longhurst July 22, 2019
Breathing shared air Mennonite Church USA’s MennoCon19 at Kansas City, Mo., was a reminder of who is still in the room after about a third of the denomination Stephen Kriss July 22, 2019
Book review: Beating Guns What do you get when you cross a Mennonite pastor with a blacksmith? Someone who forges weapons into plowshares! But this is no joke. A Ted Lewis July 8, 2019
Andres: The power of a single word When I rewatch films, I often pick up on something new. Occasionally, I notice something that changes the way I see the film. That was Carmen Andres July 8, 2019
King: Brightly beams mercy When I was growing up in Mexico, a son of missionaries who saw Jesus as the light to share with those they believed lost, I Michael A. King July 8, 2019
