“Racially Diverse History Given Priority” (January) reports on the Mennonite Church USA Racial Ethnic Council asking for more representation in the denominational archives. But they

Circle of Hope by Eliza Griswold (re­viewed by Gordon Houser in January) is reviewed in the Jan. 16 issue of the New York Review of

Congratulations on the “500 Years of Anabaptism” issue (January). I suggest, however, that we dispense with the notion that Anabaptists apply a literal interpretation of

Levi Miller and Daniel Miller (“Why Many of Us Voted for Trump,” December) cite the early Christian and Constantinian church to justify voting for Donald

Egypt did not deport the immigrant family of Joseph, Mary and Jesus. Before the Exodus, Egypt oppressed the Hebrew people, but when the Holy Family

I just received the January issue and will be reading all of it. I commend the broad range of articles, painting with a wide brush;

The December issue was uplifting, en­couraging and broadminded. I grew up Mennonite, and while my husband and I now belong to a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

It was interesting to read the editorial and news article (December) about Mosaic Mennonite Conference’s consideration of withdrawing membership from Mennonite Church USA in favor

I appreciated Lisa Schirch’s reflection on her experience at the “AI Ethics for Peace” gathering at the Peace Park in Hiroshima, Japan (November). Not only

As a member of a small Mennonite congregation, I found the “Small and thriving” articles (November) very interesting. The editorial, “Little flocks with shining lamps,”

In the name Mennonite Church USA, here is what the letters U, S and A have come stand for: U is for Unforbearing. Liberals did