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Merely a symbol? Global church explores baptism’s full meaning

Canadian MBs revise Confession of Faith; MWC shares insights from ecumenical partners

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

July 7, 2021

Security, dignity in Palestine

Balanced peacebuilding opposes antisemitism, oppression of Palestinians

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

June 25, 2021

The freedom of Juneteenth — and the freedom Black churches need today

Too many Christians think of multiethnic churches as an ideal

Thabiti Anyabwile and John Onwuchekwa | For Religion News Service

June 24, 2021

Read the column, hear the podcast

In this first year of publishing Anabaptist World, it has been exciting to watch the diversity of writers — and specifically our columnists — contribute

Danielle Klotz

June 20, 2021

Connections to overcome inequality

The pandemic and its aftershocks require global cooperation. The U.S. could do more.

Charles Kwuelum | Mennonite Central Committee U.S.

June 17, 2021

Attacks on critical race theory are a good sign

Uprisings for Black lives have knocked America’s white supremacism off balance

Andre Henry | For Religion News Service

June 15, 2021

Five things Friday roundup: A Matter of Pride

1. B+ is fine The other day I was in a Zoom meeting with my cohort for a women in leadership program I am a

Joanne Gallardo

June 11, 2021

Telescopes and mirrors

In this issue of Anabaptist World we’ve collected a set of articles exploring stewardship. As we worked with this content, I was reminded of the

Danielle Klotz

May 28, 2021

Sharing or hoarding?

In God’s economy, we are all stewards — caretakers but not owners

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

May 26, 2021

We can’t rebuild the U.S. until we support families

These plans are not just about good politics or good policy. They’re about what government can do to relieve human suffering, about whom government should invest in.

Jim Wallis | For Religion News Service

May 24, 2021

Five things Friday roundup: Mystery. “Gratitude, O gratitude” for one and “Grief, O grief” for another.

Conversations these days are vital, personal, intense, brimming with emotion. How is Gaza today? How is India? How are people in places unknown? We ask

David and Leann Augsburger

May 21, 2021

Your award, your voice, your knowledge

Last month Anabaptist World virtually participated in the Associated Church Press annual convention. For me, as a first-time participant, it was an exciting time to

Danielle Klotz

May 7, 2021

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