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Why I march, why we march

Hanna Heishman is an alumna of Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, Virginia, where she studied Peacebuilding and Development. Currently, she is serving and working in Government

Hanna Heishman

January 17, 2017

Make America great—again?

Cyneatha Millsaps is pastor of Community Mennonite Church in Markham, Ill. This piece ran in the January issue of The Mennonite magazine. Subscribe today for more full-length

Cyneatha Millsaps

January 17, 2017

Opinion: Beyond climate argument

It is time for all neighbor-loving Christians to get on board with the movement to transition away from fossil fuels. To learn some reasons why, consider the words of Arnold Schwarz­enegger, a Catholic Republican former governor of California, who wrote on Facebook, “I don’t give a **** if we agree about climate change.”

David Lapp Jost

January 16, 2017

Balancing act

Staking out a middle ground in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict virtually guarantees a barrage of hostility. Angry words flew last month between staunch allies Israel and

Paul Schrag

January 16, 2017

Beware the culture war

Since the U.S. presidential election, tensions have heightened rather than calmed. Polarizing and offensive statements by President-elect Donald Trump have made many Americans feel threatened

Rachel Stella

January 16, 2017

Arguing our way toward a storm-worthy moral canopy

Sara Wenger Shenk is President of Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Indiana.  On a mostly sunny afternoon soon after moving to Indiana, with only possible

Sara Wenger Shenk

January 11, 2017

How can we be silent?

Carlos Romero is Executive Director of Mennonite Education Agency. This piece originally ran in the January issue of The Mennonite magazine, focused on education.  I

Carlos Romero

January 9, 2017

Some things to consider in talking politics, especially with family

Jeffrey Newcomer Miller attends Albuquerque (N.M.) Mennonite Church.  I recently attended a family wedding with many extended family members. It was such a delight to

Jeffrey Newcomer Miller

January 4, 2017

Are we driving our children away from God?

Tim Bentch is lead pastor at Souderton (Pa.) Mennonite Church.  As I write, this article, I am already feeling guilty about my own deficiencies as

Tim Bentch

January 3, 2017

White women vote

Melissa Florer-Bixler is pastor of Raleigh (N.C.) Mennonite Church. On Halloween the sidewalks in my neighborhood were crowded with female voters: Rosie the Riveters and

Melissa Florer-Bixler

January 2, 2017

Hope finds way to grow

The English language does a disservice to the word “hope.” It’s too short, too glib. Lips are finished pronouncing it almost before the sound establishes

Tim Huber

January 2, 2017

Opinion: Cruel checkpoints in Palestine

I joined Christian Peacemaker Teams-Palestine in 2002, where I wrote countless reports, met with State Department officials five times and visited 51 congressional offices — all resulting in little change to U.S. foreign policy.

Mary Yoder

January 2, 2017
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