After reading “Meltdown ­symbolizes antiracist vision” [Nov. 24, about melt­ing down a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Charlottesville, Va.], I became embarrassed

In reference to Pope Francis issuing a document that permits priests and bishops to bless same-sex couples (“On same-sex blessings, some Catholics celebrate change, others

I am a descendant of the group on whose journey Dale Hildebrand intends to focus (“Canadian filmmaker: no whitewash in story of migration from Russia,”

I enjoyed the article by Elam Stoltzfus about the Ausbund (“Lifelong love song,” January). My family left the Amish when I was 13. I remember

U.S. military aid to Israel has been excessive for years. We supposedly curtail aid to countries with poor human rights records, but not Israel. How

Here in New Mexico, the land of 19 Indigenous sovereign pueblos, children are the seeds of the future. Like the seeds of native plants, maize

As someone deeply involved with peace and justice work for Palestine, I strongly affirm Alain Epp Weaver’s article, “Nakba Redux” (January). While rightly condemning the

“This conflict is personal — and I empathize with both sides” by Jonny Rashid (Nov. 24) accurately expressed the feelings and beliefs of many Christians

Hesston College needs to be complimented for “Hesston dedicates healing circle acknowledging shortcomings” (Dec. 22). As a former sex-offender treatment provider, I would estimate the

I appreciated Sarah Augustine’s column, “Individual choices, collective duties” (Dec. 22), on so-called “clean” energy, electric vehicles, increases in lithium mining needed to support them

Groups such as Mennonite Action are demanding a cease-fire in Gaza, and rightly so. But Mennonites can do better than simply fall in line with

Thank you to J Robert Charles (“To a Mennonite Rip Van Winkle,” Dec. 22) for an insightful and witty analysis of the developments in Mennonite