What we can learn from Alzheimer’s patients "Help me, God. I want to die. Why don't you take me?" Annie aimlessly wanders through the Alzheimer’s

"When I was in my first marriage," Esther Vazquez said on April 24, "I attempted to get help from the church. A woman would come

Esther Vazquez has found freedom in Jesus Christ to serve as a Mennonite pastor.

How a greeting from a complete stranger turned into a miracle I thought the lady was crazy. Here we were, on a family trip to

Discerning the times and looking to the future And of the children of Issachar, [which were men] that had understanding of the times, to know

A countercultural church needs parents who set clear limits and focus on responsibilities and relationships. A countercultural church needs parents who set clear limits and

A reflection on Genesis 11:1-9 and Acts 2:1-13 I consider myself a rural person and I’m committed to our participation in rural revitalization as integral

Do we see an enemy or a neighbor in Iraq? "Blessed are the eyes that see what I see," Jesus said to his disciples, adding

Pentecost happened with a bang. Heaven came down to earth and blew through the room …

A sister reflects on the death of her twin brother when they were babies.

In the parable of the laborers in the vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16), a landowner goes out early in the morning to hire workers for his vineyard, promising them the usual daily wage. He goes back to the marketplace to hire more workers at 9 a.m., promising to pay them “whatever is right” …