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,”
America is not a Christian nation. It never was a Christian nation. Christianity died, institutionally, when it became Christendom with its fourth-century marriage to Rome.
Gerald Mast’s letter (“Merging, then dividing,” October) deserves a few additional comments. First, he is right to point out that ending up with (at least)
Thank you for the article about Irina Unruh’s book, Where the Poplars Grow (“Family’s story holds its secrets,” October). I trust her work will make
I appreciated John D. Roth’s column, “Should we read the Apocrypha?” (October). A few small corrections might clarify some points. Roth says Jerome “worked primarily