Thank you for highlighting poetry in the Books Issue (October). Of course, writing cannot be “Mennonite,” but writers can be, and we bring our experiences

Regarding the article by a queer/bisexual pastor (“Is There a Place in Mosaic for Me?” by Christina Manero, October): How do you profess to know

Thank you for “Faith Shapes Art” by Randy Horst (Books Issue, October 2024). I found the visuals and article inspiring and informative (anabaptistworld.org/faith-shapes-art). Visuals in

Thank you for including a wide array of viewpoints. You reflect the beautiful diversity of God’s creation in your publication. I was saddened to read

I enjoyed Paul Schrag’s editorial, “Surviving the Media Apocalypse,” (September) and especially the “reveal” that his grandfather Menno Schrag was hired by Henry P. Krehbiel,

As a former co-worker of J Robert Charles in Europe (1980s) and counterpart missions administrator for ­Europe (1990s) and now at a similar stage in

I appreciated Chris Scott’s column, “Hope That Is Foolish, Defiant, Sacred” (September). HOPE (Helping Our People Excel) was a guiding acronym for my 44 years

As we remember 500 years of Anabap­tism and look around at our world, I be­lieve we have been shaped for this mo­ment. In Ukraine, war

Thank you to James Klassen (“Ambiguities of Peacemaking,” September) for his response of “nothing” when answering AW’s question, “What do you fight for?” Words are

The lessons of “Old Order Youth Told Nonresistance Is More Than Avoiding Military Service” (August) are much needed. My father nearly lost his life by

I appreciated Sarah Augustine’s column addressing Bethel College’s decision to invite increased police patrols on campus (August). Amplifying perspectives that challenge the expansion of the

Three years after Mennonite Church USA delegates passed a study resolution, “For Justice in the U.S. Criminal Legal System,” I am disappointed that the Resolutions