I want to thank the editors for their coverage of the Gaza conflict. The placement of the twin articles by Doug Hostetter and John Kampen

After reading the latest issue of AW, I am once again grateful for the voices that are active today in Mennonite Church USA and beyond.

I appreciated Jonny Rashid’s column about “Christian” nationalism (March). I wonder, though, about his statement that we ought not consider White nationalists as not Christian.

This is in response to “Lonely people, empty pews” (March). Almost 50 years ago, we lived in a newly established community. [The writer attends Beachburg

Thank you for two excellent articles, one a biographical sketch, the other a theological essay, in the March issue. Both the story of 104-year-old Weaver

I applaud Jerrell Williams’ column on knowing your past (March). As the only person of color in my fellowship, it feels good to know that

What if the church opened a conversation on the question, “Have you ever felt attracted to the way Jesus lived and taught?” It is not

Divestment from spoilers of creation, such as fossil-fuel gluttony, makes good sense. Evidently Goshen College has divested appropriately, but two other Mennonite colleges known to

More than 50 years ago, visionaries decided to develop housing options for returning missionaries and widows who needed care and were without financial resources. When

There’s a term I see everywhere misused: antisemitism. “Semitic” is defined as “relating to or denoting a family of languages that includes Hebrew, Arabic and