Safety is always a priority for Mennonite Disaster Service. Today, that includes taking precautions against COVID-19.
Safety is always a priority for Mennonite Disaster Service. Today, that includes taking precautions against COVID-19.
As you list the hopes of Anabaptist World (Sept. 25), four things stand out: to belong, be accountable, be Anabaptist and be independent.
Nine years after the murder of Goshen College biology professor James Miller, a jury convicted a man who was 16 years old when he committed the crime.
It was inspiring to read Nancy Kauffmann’s name as an Alumni Ministry and Service honoree (Oct. 16, “AMBS Window” insert).
It’s always an instructional moment for a pastor when she finds herself confronted with a Bible passage she’s afraid to preach. This happened to me a few months ago.
When I saw the comic “Loaves and Fishsticks” (Sept. 25) picturing God as an old man with a beard, I thought, “Really, is that the best we can do?”
Thank you for the article on John Regehr’s decision about death (Oct. 16). In 2007 The Mennonite published an article about my 20-year-old son’s discussion with me on this subject before he passed away.
Eastern Mennonite University 2002 graduate Erik Kratz ended his Major League Baseball career with an announcement Nov. 6 on social media. He played 19 seasons of professional baseball, breaking into the majors at age 30 with Pittsburgh in 2010, following a standout career at EMU.
