As we remember 500 years of Anabap­tism and look around at our world, I be­lieve we have been shaped for this mo­ment. In Ukraine, war

Thank you to James Klassen (“Ambiguities of Peacemaking,” September) for his response of “nothing” when answering AW’s question, “What do you fight for?” Words are

The lessons of “Old Order Youth Told Nonresistance Is More Than Avoiding Military Service” (August) are much needed. My father nearly lost his life by

I appreciated Sarah Augustine’s column addressing Bethel College’s decision to invite increased police patrols on campus (August). Amplifying perspectives that challenge the expansion of the

Three years after Mennonite Church USA delegates passed a study resolution, “For Justice in the U.S. Criminal Legal System,” I am disappointed that the Resolutions

As a retired journalist, I fight for the U.S. Constitution and democracy, in light of the teachings of Jesus. I use Facebook to post stories

In “Queer, Wild Congregation Welcomed” (July), Eric Massanari, conference minister of Pacific Northwest Mennonite Conference, praises “the collective willingness to explore and express together the

I am appalled by the lack of truth-telling in Melissa Florer-Bixler’s “A Sermon for When the U.S. Bombed Iran” (published at anabaptistworld.org). She refers to

I appreciated “Green Burial a Natural Sendoff” (July) about respecting the Earth in what we do with our bodies after death. It was a warm

There is much to commend in ­Samuel Voth Schrag’s “Creation Care’s Collective ‘Yes,’ ” (June). However, there are other ways to address climate change. My

Scripture teaches Christians to feed the hungry and care for the poor. Our failure to do so has given the government a reason to do