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On feeling insignificant

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

Dominique Chew

October 11, 2017

Mennonite Higher Education Institutions respond to Open Letter

We offered all Mennonite Church USA Higher Education Institutions a chance to respond to the Open Letter from Into Account Staff regarding changes to Title

The Mennonite Inc. Staff

October 9, 2017

Honorable protests

Few protests are remembered for 500 years, like Martin Luther’s. Or even 50, like anti-Vietnam War marches. Demonstrations by National Football League players this fall

Paul Schrag

October 9, 2017

No halfway liberty

The protest that shook the world began 500 years ago this month. On a church door in the Saxon town of Wittenberg, an obscure German

Paul Schrag

October 9, 2017

An Open Letter to the Presidents and Title IX Officials of Mennonite Higher Education Institutions

This letter, written by leaders of Into Account, an organization supporting survivors of sexual violence in Christian contexts, was sent to the Presidents and Title

Into Account staff

October 6, 2017

Allegiance to God alone: A perspective from a veteran and Mennonite pastor

Ben Walter is co-pastor at Ripple in Allentown, Pennsylvania. This piece originally appeared in the Sept. 28 edition of Franconia Mennonite Conference's Intersectings publication. The

Ben Walter

September 29, 2017

Opinion: Shifting alliances in Ukraine

Odessa, Ukraine — Many people ask me how things are in Ukraine. When I think of the complex history of the country, I sometimes wonder how to respond.

Mary Raber, Mennonite Church Canada | Mennonite Mission Network

September 25, 2017

Gifts without limits

There’s room for everyone on the spectrum of Mennonite beliefs about women in ministry. On the traditional side are conservative and plain groups who agree

Paul Schrag

September 25, 2017

Boundaries redrawn

Gerrymandering — drawing a political district’s boundaries to assure a political party’s hold — isn’t new. It celebrated its bicentennial a few years ago. Newspaper

Tim Huber

September 25, 2017

Tearing down idols

On a 1986 trip to the Soviet Union, students from Tabor and Bethel colleges could count on seeing two things in every city: a monument

Paul Schrag

September 11, 2017

Always reforming

The church is always reforming. Exhausting as it is, it’s a necessity. Just as our bodies continually fight death by renewing themselves every way they

Rachel Stella

September 11, 2017

Le Chambon, Mennonites and DACA

Zach Martinez is the pastor of Sojourn Mennonite Church in Fort Collins, Colorado. He and his family live in Greeley, Colorado. In mid-December 2006, Immigration

Zach Martinez

September 6, 2017

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