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The church belongs to the streets

2020 has been a wild year. On May 25 we witnessed the video of the murder of George Floyd. Protests have taken place around the country ever since.

Jerrell Williams

December 3, 2020

Sexual harm and restorative justice: the case for care-fullness

Finding support, accountability and truth-telling beyond the win-lose legal system

Carolyn Stauffer

December 2, 2020

No different from the world?

Urged by 6 denominations, MCC calls for Anabaptists to resist polarization

Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World

November 11, 2020

Five things Friday roundup: End tyranny, make casseroles

A Midwestern approach to the election season and some of our closest relationships.

Joanne Gallardo

November 6, 2020

The bucket brigade

When water became a justice issue, advocates for the poor took the politics of love of neighbor to the streets of Detroit

Tommy Airey

November 3, 2020

Five things Friday roundup: Focus on Justice

Here are five things worth paying attention to this month. I recommend selecting one or two and jumping in over the next week. Our transgender

Ben Tapper

October 23, 2020

Group seeks to revive peace witness

Mennonites Against Militarism is an effort to ‘rediscover our calling’ as peacemakers

Zachary Headings | Mennonite Mission Network

October 9, 2020

Five things Friday roundup: Letting your light shine in a time of fear

1 - Psychological First Aid As we enter colder months, many of us are heading indoors and are trying to limit our socializing to reduce

Joanne Gallardo

October 9, 2020

Peacemaker nun a pop culture icon

Nuclear disarmament activist who ‘refused to have an enemy’ dies at 84

Patrick O'Neill | Religion News Service

October 2, 2020

Five things Friday roundup: Deepening Your Perspective

Here are five things worth paying attention to this month. I recommend selecting one or two and jumping in over the next week. Let’s unpack

Ben Tapper

September 25, 2020

Five things Friday round up: The stuff of communion

There are concerns that seem overwhelming these days, and sheltered as we all are, the social media, emails, texting, phone calls and zoom conversations become

David and Leann Augsburger

September 18, 2020

Core values that expand our worldview

As a biracial woman who grew up in the historically African-American village of Harlem, N.Y., and was raised in a multicultural Mennonite congregation there, it

Melody Pannell

September 16, 2020

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