C’mon, Paul Schrag, take a couple of breaths and tone down the vitriol. Your ­editorial, “World gained, soul lost” (September), especially the final paragraph, was

Christian churches, in various forms, are grappling over questions of gender, sexuality and marriage and how to relate to one another with different convictions. To

War in the Middle East could be curtailed if the United States chose to do so. Already last November, the Jewish News Syndicate reported that

I can relate to how Lucinda J. Kinsinger’s conservative “Thoughts on gender and submission” (August) free women to lead other women and children and call

I appreciate the recognition that some of our interfaith work today is between generations (“God’s truth scattered,” Editorial, August). It feels like we millennials are

The August issue was positively aflutter with headlines such as “Diverse divinity,” “Beautiful synergy” and “The beauty of interfaith friendship.” It confirmed that Mennonites have

The “Loaves and Fishsticks” cartoon (July), referring to “the four horsemen of the apocalypse,” reminds us that apocalypticism was a prominent world­view not only a

During a worship series on the prophets  of Israel, we at Akron Mennonite Church have been moved more deeply to lamentation over the Israel/Hamas war.

Concerning “A pastoral letter on politics and the church” (June), I strongly object to the statement that “political parties have a primary goal of winning

I was thrilled to see the interview with Girl Named Tom, the sibling musicians from Ohio (July). We were excited when the group came on

The July editorial (“Migrants, pushed and pulled”) makes an important observation that many Anabaptists have lost the idea of resisting assimilation. One development that leaves

In 1 Timothy 6:15-16, the Apostle Paul says God alone has immortality. If we assign immortality to God alone, we are not immortal, and this