Photo: Dr. Shawke Soueidan speaks to members of Salford Mennonite Church. Photo provided.  This story first appeared in the December issue of The Mennonite magazine. To read

Photo: The border wall in Nogales, Mexico, from the Mexican side of the wall. MCC Photo/Tim Hoover 2008 MCC U.S. Statement J. Ron Byler is

Jeremy Good was a student at Hesston (Kansas) College when he gave this speech at the 2016 conference, Leading into the common good: An Anabaptist Perspective. We will

Philipp Gollner is Assistant Professor of US History at Goshen (Indiana) College. He is also the book review editor for Mennonite Quarterly Review. 1. Hubert von

Emily Ralph Servant is the Interim LEADership Minister & Director of Congregational Resourcing for Franconia Mennonite Conference. This piece originally ran in the Jan. 19

We invited people from across the church to reflect on Inauguration Day, what they are praying for and how their faith impacts how they are

Londen Wheeler was a senior at Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, Virginia, when he gave this speech at the 2016 conference, Leading into the common good: An

Sadie Gustafson-Zook is a student at Goshen (Indiana) College. She is also a songwriter, fiddler and accomplished muscian. Sadie's first solo album is called "Melange,"

Lars Åkerson lives in Durham, North Carolina and is the co-founder of Life Lines, a podcast featuring writers on death row. He is a part

This article originally ran in the October issue of The Mennonite magazine.  Editor’s note: Over the past year, we have published—in the magazine and online—a series

Katherine Roberts is a folklorist and a writer. She lives in the North Carolina Piedmont, where she enjoys being outdoors, spending time with her two