The writer of a March letter wonders if anyone is showing compassion for agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Compassion should be for the victims
We disagree about what peace is (“Epic Fury’s Prevailing Arrogance,” Editorial, April). Peace is not the absence of conflict. Peace is Iran not having a
It must have been with a mixture of audacity and hope that Freeman, S.D., area Mennonites established the South Dakota Mennonite College Corporation in 1900.
While I agree with Jim Brenneman’s criticism of Nicaea (“Back to the Future: Mennonites in 2525,” January), I also think John Rempel (Letters, March) makes
In Lisa Schirch’s “Repair and Renewal” (February), debt repayment is called out as the basis for action. While repaying debts for damages is essential to
In response to “Am I Wrong About Trump?” (Letters, January), which speculated that most USAID money is wasted: The Center for Global Development and the
The reparations summit in Goshen, Ind., (“Repair & Revival” by Lisa Schirch, February) gave voice to generations of Black and Indigenous people, calling Mennonites to
“Four Days in Minneapolis” (page 24) describes a powerful story of activism, but it does not reflect historic Anabaptist faith, which is rooted in quiet
