Jacob Elias (Letters, June) had me with his first sentence: “Paul had his faults, but silencing women was not one of them.” Regarding 1 Corinthians

I don’t understand some of the language Brenda Hostetler Meyer uses (“O ancient doors,” June), such as “prescientific tales of visions and miracles.” She doesn’t

“The truth will set you free” and “Bluffton is a community of respect” are two Bluffton sayings. Where was the truth in what led up

While I see evidence of common thought between them, I wonder how columnist Jonny Rashid (“Trump’s Bible and ours,” May) would engage with pastors Ryan

What does “know[ing] the Bible better than anyone else in the room” have to do with whatever point you are trying to make in your

I felt sadness when I read “Complementarian Comfort” (May). I am new to the Mennonite tradition and would not be sticking around if the congregation

The December editorial reviewed the consequences of Mennonite denominational decisions. I suggest we take a hard look at our process of decision-making. Robert’s Rules of

Paul had his faults, but silencing women was not one of them. [The May editorial asked what Paul might say today, in light of 1

I concur with Ken Kauffman’s response (April) to Jonny Rashid’s column (March) regarding Christian nationalism. Many messages today misrepresent the gospel of Jesus Christ. One

I appreciate Harold Miller’s clarity (“When ‘agree to disagree’ is dangerous,” April) but reject his framing of conservatives like him who follow scripture and tradition