Brent A. Koehn (Letters, Sept. 22) somewhat accurately translates the two words that are mistranslated in Romans 1:26-27. But he trips all over himself to

In the Sept. 22 issue on simplicity, I appreciated Danielle Klotz’s statement that living simply “arises from a desire to be in a closer relationship

Richard J. Penner (Letters, Sept. 22) expresses concern that the articles on Christian nationalism (Aug. 25) were unified by “an emphasis on Christian nationalism as

Reading AW as a member of a sister denomination, it is encouraging to know that the joys and sorrows of these troublesome days are shared

I am dubious about certain things published in the mainstream media. The only information they publish about COVID is the standard narrative. Anyone who mentions

The primary text in the New Testament concerning homosexuality is Romans 1:26-27. The word “unnatural” in verse 26 is a translation of two Greek words,

In the Aug. 25 issue, Paul Schrag defines Christian nationalism as the way some Christians support Donald Trump, link faith with secular power and use

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