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”
In spite of clear statements in Scripture (1 Corinthians 6:9-11, Romans 1:26-27, 1 Timothy 1:10), many Christians are being squeezed into the practices of our
“Attendance decline hits smaller churches hard” (Jan. 20) misses an important factor: the definition of church attendance. The study counted only people attending in person.
It is important for Christians to choose life. All humans are created by God and have intrinsic value. The default stance of the choose-life perspective
Mennonite seminary professor Millard Lind (1918-2015) would have agreed with Conrad Kanagy (“Why I am not a red-letter Christian,” Dec. 23) on reading the Jewish
