1. Ruby Bridges is still superhuman, a super-hero. Remember the little six-year-old girl in Little Rock, Ark., November 1960, who didn’t get the message (her
Mennonite four-part harmony congregational singing will be part of a cultural festival on the National Mall in Washington this summer.
Students in this spring’s Mennonite Disaster Service class at Eastern Mennonite School in Harrisonburg, Va., built 10 exterior and 18 interior walls for a new home in Hurley, Va., a community still recovering from an August 2021 flood.
Representatives of Mennonite World Conference have began dialogues with representatives of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, beginning a process of reconciling differences between two movements that began in the 1500s in Zurich, Switzerland.
Members of at least six Mennonite Church USA congregations gathered for a Gun Violence Awareness Day witness walk May 21 in Lansdale, Pa.
The theme for the first in-person gathering of Iglesia Menonita Hispana (IMH, Hispanic Mennonite Church) after almost three years of pandemic emphasized connections.
One hundred and one years ago, on May 21, 1922, the prominent liberal pastor Harry Emerson Fosdick preached his most famous sermon, “Shall the Fundamentalists Win?”
Pop quiz: What animal(s) appear in the Book of Jonah? If you answered “a large fish,” you’re half right. (And yes, it’s a “large fish,” not a whale.)
As we prepared to move, our future neighbors warned us about Cliff and his family. They never came out of their house. They dressed in black.
