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No north or south

Mennonite Church Canada is changing, and its transformation could instruct other denominations. Declining donations were deemed to be a trend rather than an aberration, and

Tim Huber

December 21, 2015

Surprised, honored and excited

Last year at this time, I had been invited to write a feature article for the December issue of The Mennonite. I chose to write

Hannah Heinzekehr

December 14, 2015

Love without limit

Jesus said God is like a shepherd who leaves his flock of 99 to search for one lost sheep. The message is clear: God loves

Paul Schrag

December 7, 2015

Waiting for restoration

Not just a short wintertime season, Advent is always with us. Every day, some manifestation of creation’s groaning (Rom. 8:18-25) appears and causes outrage —

Rachel Stella

December 7, 2015

Give not just thanks

As leaves fall and frozen turkeys thaw, the Thanksgiving season offers a chance to pause for a few days and reflect on the previous year’s

Tim Huber

November 23, 2015

A time to scatter

The words of the Teacher in Ecclesiastes 3 match the experience of Mennonite Church USA: There is a time to gather stones and a time

Paul Schrag

November 23, 2015

Becoming Anabaptist

“I wasn’t born a Mennonite. I like to say I became one the old-fashioned way — I chose to be one as an adult.” While

Rachel Stella

November 9, 2015

Budget for the future

Much of the media has grown hushed about the chance for yet another U.S. federal government shutdown if a budget can’t be solidified by Dec.

Tim Huber

October 26, 2015

The way of all war

Doctors Without Borders wants answers about an Oct. 3 U.S. airstrike that killed 22 people at its hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan. They’ve demanded a war-crimes

Paul Schrag

October 26, 2015