I am grateful for Lloyd Kaufman’s affirmation for my role as president at Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary and the positive reflection on times we worked

Melanie A. Howard’s reference to cattle in Jonah 4:11 and her suggestion that Genesis 2:15 could be read as saying that God put the man

The action of Mennonites in Burkina Faso to oppose the payment of war taxes was a courageous and hopeful act of Christian discipleship (“Burkina Faso

It is too bad a clear reason wasn’t given for South Central Conference withdrawing from Mennonite Church USA (Aug. 4), as if it was ashamed

“Paraguayans consider Congo land” (Aug. 4) — to what end? Is there not enough land in Paraguay? If they hope to start a business, they

It is amazing that after all these years of Anabaptist belief in the authority of the Word of God, now there are those who stand

I joined Ames Mennonite Fellowship in 1981 while attending graduate school at Iowa State University. At that time, I was Catholic, and AMF was a

Regarding the declining attendance at Mennonite Church USA’s national gathering (“The price of togetherness” and “MC USA delegates vote to keep biennial schedule,” Aug. 4):

John Roth’s “Some can’t sidestep war’s hard choices” (June 16) reminds us that Mennonites in other places face pressures related to war that we don’t

The editorial on the life and thought of astronomer Owen Gingerich (July 7) prompted memories of the Mennonite Congregation of Boston. During my post­doctoral studies

Thank you for honoring Emma ­Sommers Richards (“Prophetic patience,” July 7), marking the 50th anniversary of a milestone for women in ministry. A book edited

In “No longer a rite of passage” (May 26), John Longhurst writes that gathered leaders from Anabaptist/Mennonite groups seemed to bemoan the lack of participation