If you are not angry about the genocide in Gaza, you are probably not aware of what is happening. We don’t like to think about

I was delighted to see Lee Snyder’s review (October) of Myrrl Byler’s Crossing the River by Feeling for the Stones: Mennonite Engagement in China, 1901-2020.

When I read the headline “Have Babies Young!” (column by Sarah Kehrberg, Sep­tember), I thought it was a joke. While she made a good point

Charlie Kirk’s assassination (“Kirk Aimed to Mold ‘Christian America,’ ” October) could be a turning point for America. His widow’s words of love and forgiveness

Anabaptist martyr Dirk Willems’ story has been told in visual art (Jan Luyken), drama (James Juhnke) and undoubted­ly many other ways. This heroic narra­tive is

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,