“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

I wish Conrad Kanagy (columns, Dec. 22) had been at Elizabethtown College when I was a student there. He shares priceless wisdom that I have

It’s ironic as well as shamefully neglectful that Will O’Brien (“Rachel’s tears,” Dec. 22) fails to mention that Rachel is also weeping over the Jewish

I am a 1975 Hesston College graduate who is baffled by the college’s effort to reinvent itself as a four-year institution (Nov. 24). Do the

I was encouraged by your Nov. 24 article on The Ark [an LGBTQ-affirming Anabaptist church in British Columbia led by a former Mennonite Brethren pastor

Having recently experienced the death of my wife of 59 years, Elaine, I resonate with Anna Ruth Hershberger’s article on death (Nov. 3). Thank you

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