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It’s about forgiveness

Jean and Howard Schmitt woke up to a routine morning on Sept. 15, 2011, in Plain City, Ohio. “Howard and I got up at the usual time, ate breakfast and did the online jigsaw puzzle, as was our custom,” Jean says. Then Howard, 77, went to the basement to finish his sermon for Sunday. Howard, a longtime pastor, was serving as part-time pastor at South Union Mennonite Church in West Liberty, Ohio. The year before he had celebrated 50 years in ministry …

The Mennonite

March 1, 2014

Pain and gain as an African-American student at EMU

HARRISONBURG, Va. — One morning in late summer of 1962, a 17-year-old native of Washington, D.C., arrived at what was then Eastern Mennonite College not

Paul Souder, Bonnie Price Lofton | Eastern Mennonite University

February 13, 2014

A safe place to play

SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia — Four-year-old Oscar Yoadel loves the playground at his day care, Guarderia Samuelito. He runs endlessly back and forth across the brightly

Emily Loewen | Mennonite Central Committee

February 3, 2014

Teaching as mission jumpstarts education careers

LANCASTER, Pa. — While some young adults trained in education struggle to find work as teachers, Rebecca Martin and Malinda Stoner found experience teaching in

Chris Fretz | Eastern Mennonite Missions

February 3, 2014

Not only wives are to obey

The limits of wifely submission What do "submission" and "obedience" entail for wives? Some Bible verses are quoted to oblige them to submit to and

The Mennonite

February 1, 2014

Praying hands, clenched fists

Finding good news while praying in the midst of struggles In the introduction to the parable of the widow and the corrupt judge (Luke 18:1–8),

The Mennonite

February 1, 2014

Painholders on holy ground

The riddle of the open closed to the closed and the closed closed to the open In our Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition we have followed Jesus and

The Mennonite

February 1, 2014

Necessary conversations about aging

At a library fair where we were displaying our book, Necessary Conversations Between Adult Children and Their Aging Parents, a woman stopped by our table. She glanced at the book cover, read the table of contents and walked away. Later she returned, spent more time examining the book, and with a pained look on her face muttered under her breath, “I can’t do it,” and left …

The Mennonite

February 1, 2014

Walking their way into retirement

The northern Spain sun beat down on Deb Schmidt as she guzzled water and followed her husband, Don, to a roadside café. They lunched there before walking several more hours that day on the Camino de Santiago, a six-week, 500-mile walking pilgrimage. She was grateful to rest her sore knees …

The Mennonite

February 1, 2014

Portrait of a ‘sundown town’

In September 2013 the Goshen (Ind.) News published a letter I wrote in which I said that Marian Anderson, an internationally renowned African American singer,

Dan Shenk

January 20, 2014

Dairy farms, church plants: a new legacy in Ukraine

It has been almost a century since the Russian revolution and civil war initiated a Mennonite diaspora, and nearly as long since Mennonite Central Committee

Paul Esau | Mennonite Brethren Herald

January 20, 2014

New Bible institute building empowers community education

After seven years of offering classes in churches, the Toba-Qom Bible Institute in Castelli, Argentina, will soon have its own space. Supported by Mennonite Mission Network,

Sara Alvarez Waugh | Mennonite Mission Network

January 6, 2014
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