Preaching an active gospel, Augsburger made ecumenical impact
In the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the earth holds minerals the world craves, the people who live off food grown in the rich, dark soil and raise families amid the lush, green hillsides are perpetually in danger.
There’s no word for “reimagine” in Cheyenne, but Susan Hart knows what her people and her denomination need: to keep moving forward.
Mennonite Church USA’s 2026 Bring the Peace award recipients are a pastor who retired to devote time to international peacebuilding and a college student who brings people together to address immigration and conflict issues.
Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship in Colorado has been without a home for nearly a year after a long conflict with local government to limit its ministries with people experiencing homelessness culminated in the closure of its building Dec. 9 for methamphetamine contamination.
Two decades after his first novel became a runaway hit, William Paul Young returns to the world of ‘The Shack’ in a story where a grieving father meets the man who killed his daughter.
Beshear’s book tour to promote ‘Go and Do Likewise,’ a book about faith and politics, has been seen as a precursor to a run for president in 2028
Uruguay’s Supreme Court of Justice ruled Sept. 21 that Mennonites have the constitutional right to choose education options for their children outside state-authorized institutions, such as homeschool or foreign online platforms.
A new documentary tells the story of congregational church life in the United States at a critical moment when growth has flatlined, younger generations are less religious and a raft of scandals have overtaken nearly every Christian denomination.
