In “Abortion: beyond polarized views” (Aug. 5), Martin Shupack states that “neither Scripture nor science can prove abortion is homicide.”

Paul Schrag’s Aug. 26 editorial discusses Ronald J. Sider’s views on abortion and government policy.

Thank you for “My body is not a prayer request” and “Autism pastor: disabled folks opt out” (Aug. 26). We need to rec­ognize God’s work in these triumphs of faith.

I am so grateful to AW for the way you framed the conversation about abortion, including Joseph Penner’s “Pregnant amid the abortion fights” (Aug. 5).

Thousands of Mennonites and their evangelical co-religionists have been conned by the obsession about abortion.

The writer Malcolm Gladwell is hardly naïve about Mennonites. In Kitchener, Ont., I once gave a sermon with him in the congregation.

I was moved by the articles on the sacredness of food (July 8). They made me remember a poem I wrote, as I consider how our physical and spiritual needs are met through the sacrificial gift of food.

Doug Mastriano’s campaign to become Pennsylvania’s governor has concerned me ever since I first read about him and saw his right-wing, Christian-nationalist ads.

I am sure Herald Press thought long and hard about no longer selling John Howard Yoder’s books (June 17), but it leaves me with a dilemma.

I am glad Mennonite Church USA will now take concrete steps to include LGBTQ people in the creation of resources, documents and policies that affect them.

In response to Dan Leatherman’s letter (July 8), I am grateful Mennonite Church USA delegates not only repealed the Membership Guidelines but also supported the “Repentance and Transformation” resolution.