Mennonites at war Museum exhibit in Manitoba engages uncomfortable histories Andrea Klassen | Mennonite Heritage Village April 20, 2021
More than just names Rafael Barahona knows how outsiders feel. His pursuit of inclusion and equality led to a project that honors lives taken unjustly. Sierra Ross Richer | For Anabaptist World April 16, 2021
Can’t we just go home? After a year in the wilderness, we’re eager for normal. But the world has changed, and so have we. And the Spirit has been at work. Valerie Showalter March 31, 2021
Some things don’t change In uncertain times, prayer is the breath of life Aldo Siahaan March 30, 2021
Dare to ask new questions The interruption of church-as-usual opens a door to do things differently — and to think about why we gather and how we worship Carmen Shelly March 26, 2021
From refugee to peacebuilder MCC representative Mulanda “Jimmy” Juma turned childhood trauma into motivation to work for peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo Linda Espenshade | Mennonite Central Committee March 12, 2021
Divine feminine: Wisdom to match the power Perhaps the plural Elohim in Genesis is a way of saying that the feminine aspect of God provided the wisdom to match the power of the masculine aspect of God. Reta Halteman Finger March 9, 2021
Holy paradox, essential truth Though we can’t grasp the mystery or make it add up, the mind-bending belief in a three-in-one God enhances our Christ-centered faith. Richard A. Kauffman March 9, 2021
Stories of service inspire During the MCC centennial and COVID pandemic, South Dakotans shared life-changing experiences Carol J. Eisenbeis February 19, 2021
Beggars & Saints What needs to be burned away so that we can hear Vincent Harding’s enduring call to revolutionary nonviolence? Joanna Lawrence Shenk February 12, 2021