Sarah Kehrberg (“Be the bigger person,” September) writes of breaking ties, and the pain almost jumps from the page. She writes about the “god of

I am intrigued with two perspectives I’ve read recently on Mennonites and unity. The first was from Kate Bowler in her book Everything Happens for

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

What does East Union Mennonite Church in Kalona, Iowa, have to do with immigration and the southwest U.S. border? How do we relate to the

Thank you for reviewing Troy Osborne’s Radicals and Reformers (October). The author is to be commended for writing an up-to-date global Anabaptist history. There are,

Drew Strait (“False power gospel,” October) defines Christian nationalism as the myth that God has a special relationship with and purpose for the United States.

While I appreciate different views and perspectives, I didn’t appreciate the obvious political bias in Paul Schrag’s September editorial. We are divided enough in this

The latest issue arrived today, and I could not put it down. My wife and I argue over who gets it first (ha!). Each issue

Many people of faith will cast a vote for president even though they object to some of the candidate’s policies. Some will vote Republican to

The merger of the General Conference Mennonite Church and the Mennonite Church in 2002 has resulted in not one but four autonomous conferences/denominations: Mennonite Church

I want to express my dismay at Beth Landis’ letter (August) suggesting that Mennonites should advocate for abortion access. As a retired physician and as

Why is the Bluffton University Board of Trustees giving the university away (“Bluffton, Findlay universities to merge,” April)? The debt-to-student ratio is lower for Bluffton