Mennonite seminary professor Millard Lind (1918-2015) would have agreed with Conrad Kanagy (“Why I am not a red-letter Christian,” Dec. 23) on reading the Jewish

As a strong supporter of Mennonite Central Committee, I was glad to read “A real, live, piggy bank” (Dec. 23), which describes the joy of

I am glad for “Letters and Comments” from very different points of view by people of deep faith and commitment to the church. We are

My deepest thanks to Tim Huber for reporting on the case of Gary Wall, former Pacific District Conference minister in the U.S. Mennonite Brethren Church

Thank you, Sarah Kehrberg, for your provocative reminder that “The Bride of Christ exists in flesh and blood” (Nov. 25). “Virtual” has become one of

Kudos to Sarah Kehrberg for her column about birth control (“Who are we to play God?”, Aug. 26). It is without a doubt the most

To many of us more conservative-minded Anabaptists, the recent resolutions passed by Mennonite Church USA delegates are not a matter of a “culture-war dispute” (as

Sherah-Leigh Gerber (who resigned as a regional pastor in Ohio Conference of Mennonite Church USA, AW, Nov. 25) was an associate pastor at Harrisonburg Mennonite

Thank you, Deb Byler, for your exemplary service among the Kekchi of Guatemala (“Opening the way for women to lead,” Nov. 25). I remember you

“Why I dress simply” by Lucinda Kinsinger (Nov. 4) was a breath of fresh air in your publication and in a world of fashion and

Thank you for bringing attention to the inequities in mainstream society’s attitudes and practices toward the American-Russian proxy war in Ukraine and the continued oppression