Ruth Braunstein (“The world doesn’t hate Christians,” Nov. 24) ignores the persecution of Christians around the world and in Western academia. A man who grew

Based on his 10-point way to tell if your church is “woke,” Pierre Gilbert (writing in Mennonite Brethren Herald, summarized in a Nov. 3 “Currents”

Traveling in Europe on the Yoder European Heritage Tour in September, three tour members were surprised to discover a photo of their father in the

After waking from our dream of inclusive diversity to realize that we’ve tolerated and participated in the abuse and ignoring of the oppressed, Paul Schrag’s

Lucinda Kinsinger’s thoughts about “Disillusionment or hope?” (Nov. 3) match mine. Her turmoil is mine. Prudent judgment requires great wisdom, for evil sneaks around many

I was puzzled after reading Conrad Kanagy’s column, “Faith’s a lot more than passing a test” (Nov. 3). Along with affirming a group’s decision that

The root cause of the Palestine-Israel conflict is clear. During the 1948 war, 750,000 Palestinians fled in terror or were expelled from their ancestral homeland

I’ve been thinking a lot about the phrase “by all means necessary,” used by Malcolm X in 1964 and echoed by those fighting for freedom,

I read with sadness “Anabaptists react to war in Israel, Gaza,” summarizing Ana­baptist responses to the events of Oct. 7 [see page 26; an earlier

“Earth care: spiritual, practical” (Sept. 22) was helpful, except for one erroneous idea: that carbon taxes help the environment. Carbon taxes only enrich governments that

“Subtractions add up” (Oct. 13) did an excellent job of summing up the withdrawals from Mennonite Church USA but never mentioned the elephant in the