As students prepare to return to school, parents, teachers and politicians are arguing over the teaching of United States history. On one side are those
What is the attraction of Jesus for people who don’t “need” anything? What is the gospel — good news — in this culture?
Disputes and misunderstanding are not unique to Mennonites, but I wonder if aspects of our history and culture make us more susceptible to conflict and harsh patterns of judgment and division.
After decades of watching Democrats dodge the God question, I think they finally have an answer.
North Atlantic fears about AI are justified. But institutions with fewer inherited resources are showing why resistance can also be a luxury.
Moving forward does not require first answering every question. The gospel calls us to simply take the next right step.
For many, the uncertainty is about more than employment — it’s about meaning and purpose.
Not long ago, citizens of the European Union were proud of their status as guarantors of human rights and social peace. Upheavals of the past — when economic rivalry and religious differences forced people, including Mennonites, to flee to the New World — had become nothing more than historical events.
