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An Epiphany to remember: Even the wisest can be fooled

A year ago, while pro-Trump extremists stormed the U.S. Capitol building, churches around the world commemorated the holy day of Epiphany. The irony of such

Jason Porterfield | For Anabaptist World

January 7, 2022

Five things Friday roundup: Having an Epiphany

1. Epiphany It’s always strange celebrating Epiphany during this time of year. It falls on January 6, which may or may not be a Sunday.

Joanne Gallardo

January 7, 2022

Facing an inevitable question

Events of 2021 pointed to decisions: Make room for diversity or draw lines of division?

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

December 28, 2021

A Jesus movie for Christmas

How many Christmas movies have you watched this season? In my family, Home Alone, Elf and The Santa Clause are yearly traditions. I also enjoy

Danielle Klotz

December 24, 2021

Girl Named Tom: Harmony for the win

Soloists dominated past seasons of The Voice. On Dec. 14, Girl Named Tom became the first group to be voted a season’s winner.

Joel Miller | For Anabaptist World

December 15, 2021

Don’t tell me what to do!

Focusing on individual rights misses an important part of the vaccine discussion

Leon Kraybill, M.D. | For Anabaptist World

November 29, 2021

Contemplation before celebration

Advent is a season to perceive hidden realities and ignite the divine spark in our souls

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

November 27, 2021

What Advent sprouts await?

As the days grow shorter in the Northern Hemisphere, the sun shines less and we enter the season of Advent. Setting our sights on the

Danielle Klotz

November 26, 2021

Five things Friday roundup: New Verses (versa verses) for In-N-Out Burgers.

Covid controversies bring covert practices from under cover, like the conversations about selected Scriptural references on the bottom of the burger wrapper, the shake cups

David and Leann Augsburger

November 19, 2021