We hold the legacy of radical Bible readers, peculiar perfectionists, brave martyrs
Under cover of darkness, a dozen or so men quietly walked through the falling snow in Zurich, Switzerland, on Jan. 21, 1525. The winter wind seemed to match the chill in their hearts as they made their way through the narrow streets to the home of Anna Manz, mother of Felix.
A new documentary sheds light on how a pastor in East Germany spied for the Stasi secret police on a Mennonite congregation in Berlin for years.
Hutterites are known today for simple living and sharing all things. But high drama defined Jakob Hutter’s relationships and the beginnings of what are now 460 faith communities known by his name.
The Mennonite Brethren Historical Commission awarded four research grants during its June 21-22 annual meeting in Wichita, Kan.
