Lisa Schirch (Letters, March 25) unfairly reflects on Mennonites in Ukraine who lived through the Soviet era. Mennonites did welcome the German army in 1941,
Lisa Schirch (Letters, March 25) unfairly reflects on Mennonites in Ukraine who lived through the Soviet era. Mennonites did welcome the German army in 1941,
Melissa Florer-Bixler is correct to distinguish between creeds as binding statements of truth for all time versus Confessions of Faith as snapshots of beliefs at
I was disheartened to read about Mennonite Church USA pulling out of CPT due to the name change from Christian Peacemaker Teams to Community Peacemaker
In “There’s just something about that name” (Feb. 11), James E. Brenneman wishes Anabaptists would identify themselves as Jesus-centered rather than Christ-centered. I affirm his
The AW history of Ukraine’s Mennonites (“Rich history, vibrant witness,” March 4) left out significant parts of the story. Mennonites are not only victims. We
Thank you for the report about the exhibition at Trachselwald Castle (“Stairway stories,” Feb. 11). We have recently installed a wireless network that enables visitors
John D. Roth features prominently in most news referencing the study or sharing of Mennonite history. He’s nearing retirement (“MennoMedia hires staff for Anabaptism quincentenary,”
Thank you to James E. Brenneman for describing why it is better to think of ourselves as Jesus-centered than Christ-centered (“There’s just something about that