Dominique Chew is a member of Whitestone Mennonite Church in Hesston, Kansas. This article was originally published as the "New Voices" column in the October

Sarah Matsui attends First Mennonite Church of San Francisco. This article originally appeared in the September issue of The Mennonite magazine. You can read more September

This spring is my second semester at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), a university that specializes almost exclusively in science and engineering. I am

Dominique Chew is a member of Whitestone Mennonite Church in Hesston, Kan. and a recent Goshen (Ind.) College graduate.  Lift ev’ry voice and sing, till

What is the most urgent priority for the church today? The Executive Board of Mennonite Church USA may have nailed it in their “Pastoral Letter

In my last column, I shared reflections on the process of returning to one’s roots, a process I’ve been engaging in since my faith community

On April 26, I, too, became a graduate. In my final semester of college, I observed that offering advice is one technique often used to

In January, I shared my reflections on Seattle Mennonite Church as we thought critically about our complicity in the Doctrine of Discovery. Part of that

It’s an awkward question because most of us do remember ours. At 16 I walked before the First Presbyterian Church of Libertyville, Ill., with my

As the sun set and the stars made themselves known in the Senegalese sky, I would watch the news with my eldest host brother, Amar.

In many circles these days, mission is an unpopular subject. It evokes images of Nathan Price, the arrogant, insensitive protagonist in Barbara Kingsolver’s bestselling novel