Thank you for publishing Hal Hess’ reflections on his time at Mennonite House “An education for idealists,” March 3). My grandparents are contemporaries of Hess,

When the horrific invasion by Russia into Ukraine ends, could Anabaptists reinstate the Pax program [Mennonite Central Committee’s alternative service program for conscientious objectors, who

Thanks to Shalom Community Church of Ann Arbor, Mich., for reminding us that giving is a joyful experience (“Repair without control,” Feb. 10). You’ll know

I appreciated Ruth Harder’s article, “Seeing dimly” (Feb. 10), about what to do with the “stained legacy of a white Jesus.” Like Harder, I worship

Gordon Houser’s review of Centered-Set Church (Nov. 17) asks if a group can be in­clusive and hold high expectations. The question led me to think

In “What’s wrong with perfectionism?” (Feb. 10), Paul Schrag discusses the dis­tortion of perfectionism by those who pro­mote white supremacy. Objectivity is listed as a

Thanks to Conrad Kanagy for revealing his suffering caused by Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (“Mental illness and toxic religion,” Feb. 10). We don’t blame people with

How appropriate that a review of ­Women Talking was in the issue featuring antiracism (Feb. 10). Male supremacy culture, under which women have suffered since

It is encouraging to see the acknowledgment of being Mennonite as described in the Jan. 20 editorial: “The most representative Mennonite is an African woman”

I am disappointed with your reporting in “Schrag led denominational merger” (Jan. 20). While the article is about James Schrag [who died Jan. 7] and

When I lived in Baltimore I was part of a group of four guys from North Baltimore Mennonite Church who gathered monthly for conversation and