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Discernment needed

This past 4th of July, the news reported that in an Oklahoma Wal-Mart a person dressed as an armored vehicle delivery driver was handed 75

Rafael Barahona

August 1, 2015

Membership and the Mr. Potato Head Church

I was the kid who could never take care of my toys. Lost or broken moments after receiving them, my toys never stood a chance.

Jessica Schrock-Ringenberg

July 10, 2015

The cost of passive aggression: Being right, (non)violent communication and discipleship

Earlier this week I posted an introduction to a blog series I’m writing for The Mennonite, so if you haven’t read that, let me offer

malindaberry

July 8, 2015

“Hey, denomination, can I bend your ear for a tick?” Part 1

Last year, Anna Groff asked me to join the team of bloggers for The Mennonite, and I said yes. I even had a plan for

malindaberry

July 6, 2015

Discarding the theological trans-fats

In a report published on June 17, in the journal PLOS One, researchers announced that eating any amount of trans-fats, or hydrogenated oils in foods,

Rafael Barahona

June 24, 2015

The movement of God through simultaneous interpretation

Alma Ovalle Perez is a wife, and a mother of three wonderful teenagers. She is the daughter of Gilberto and Elizabeth Perez. Alma is a

wearemenno

June 23, 2015

Mennonites, microagressions and Kansas City: an interview with Kelly Bates Oglesby

This is the eighth interview in my ongoing Anabaptist Camp Follower series in which I interview people who have been drawn to Anabaptism and Mennonites. Kelly

Tim Nafziger

June 21, 2015

A pastoral word in a time of war

Brothers and sisters in Mennonite Church USA, I write to you at a time when wars and rumors of wars are devastating the lives of

wearemenno

June 11, 2015

The table is large

Meghan Florian is a writer and editor from Durham, N.C. She blogs about theology and feminism at www.femmonite.com, and is currently at work on her

wearemenno

June 9, 2015

Rey de Gloria congregation tends needs of neighbors without documents

This is written by Janie Beck Kreider and is part of the #wearemenno blog. This is part of a series featuring Mennonites working with immigrants. Projects featured

wearemenno

June 3, 2015

Dialogue matters: And other ongoing gifts from Vincent Harding

Read the full post along with other reflections on Vincent Harding over at Mennonite Life. In 1960, when Vincent Harding moved to Atlanta, he began

Drew Hart

May 28, 2015

A dream becoming reality

Sarah Jackson is the founder and director of Casa de Paz (House of Peace), a house for undocumented immigrants and their families in Aurora, Colorado.

wearemenno

May 22, 2015

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