The editorial on the life and thought of astronomer Owen Gingerich (July 7) prompted memories of the Mennonite Congregation of Boston. During my postdoctoral studies
Thank you for honoring Emma Sommers Richards (“Prophetic patience,” July 7), marking the 50th anniversary of a milestone for women in ministry. A book edited
In “No longer a rite of passage” (May 26), John Longhurst writes that gathered leaders from Anabaptist/Mennonite groups seemed to bemoan the lack of participation
I appreciated the “both/and” message from Paul Schrag’s editorial and Roy Kaufman’s “Changing minds or following hearts?” Both highlighted the legacy of third-way bridge-building in
The June 16 issue began with feature articles on church unity and peacefulness, followed by news stories about wealth redistribution and returning land to Indigenous
It is disingenuous to compare “traditionalists” and “inclusionists” as experiencing anything remotely similar when it comes to church participation (“Changing minds or following hearts?,” June
It was good to read that Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary President Dave Boshart was appointed to a second term (July 7). We had frequent contact
The graph of Mennonite enrollment in Mennonite colleges over the past half generation reports tremendously important data (“Mennonite enrollment still declining,” June 16). I have