Thank you for sharing a story that brings hope to people who sometimes feel forgotten (“Malawi Just One of the Destinations Reached by Meat-Canning Efforts,”

In my early 30s, I learned that a nearby Mennonite church was looking for a choir director. I applied and was accepted — and discovered

Brent A. Koehn (Letters, October) asserts that affirming lesbian/gay sexuality “has a problem . . . because the created order is set up to make

In “Granola Mennonite, Dancing Furiously” (October), Kirsten Eve Beachy writes: “Does it even matter if God is a person or an idea, as long as

Danang Kristiawan’s framing of “cheap tolerance,” “negative tolerance” and “cost­ly tolerance” and how these operate in Indonesia is helpful to me (“Costly Tolerance Pays Well,”

Mennonite World Conference’s decision not to appoint Stanley Green as a Mennonite Church USA representative (page 23) feels antithetical to MWC’s mission. I understand the

Mosaic Mennonite Conference’s vote to leave Mennonite Church USA (page 18) is a fitting culmination to the year commemorating 500 years of Anabaptism. While this