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Everything that frustrates me about the Anabaptist tradition

My theological leanings don’t define me. Each one of us is God’s creation, the apple of his eye. That’s where I intend to reside. Yet,

Asher Witmer

June 27, 2019

Moving forward together

Have you ever made a decision when you were for the idea and the other person was against it? Or, been on a board when

Laurence Hiebert

June 25, 2019

Confession of Faith in a Progressive Mennonite Perspective

Introduction Every age group in the United States is less religiously involved than it was a generation ago. In particular, the number of youth and

Tim Huber

June 20, 2019

A very private residence

In 2005, Arlan Kaufman and his wife Linda went on trial in Wichita, Kan., on federal charges that included Medicare fraud and involuntary servitude. A

Cathy Conrad

June 18, 2019

Resurrection . . . of this man?

Some religion(s) focus on telling us what to believe about God — this, that and the other thing. And some religionists struggle with how to

John K. Stoner

June 14, 2019

Doing Justice: The power of relationships

When I joined the pastoral team of a Mennonite congregation after seminary, I asked myself: What does it mean to be a pastor of a

Andre Gingerich Stoner

June 11, 2019

Religious leaders statement on child deaths in detention

Joining an ecumenical and interfaith coalition effort, Mennonite Church USA executive director Glen Guyton recently signed on to the Religious Leaders Statement on Child Deaths

Mennonite Church USA

June 7, 2019

The Bible leans more socialist than you think

When it comes to wealth, God clearly favors equality. I find it interesting how much attention the Bible gives to the issue of equity and

Harvey Yoder

June 5, 2019

Growing up Brethren in Christ

I was born into a Brethren in Christ family in India. I knew about the Brethren in Christ mostly because of the people and events

Ken Hoke

June 3, 2019

You’ve got a friend in PA

A core concept of social psychology is the idea that people negotiate their identities depending on their contexts. While you are always, in some ways,

Rebecca Barrett-Fox

May 29, 2019

Do we still believe in mutual aid?

Mutual aid has been for Mennonites a pearl of great price. By banding together to help each other, Mennonites succeeded in crossing oceans and mountains

Edgar Stoesz

May 27, 2019

Deciphering an 1873 diary

“Without words, without writing and without books there would be no history, there could be no concept of humanity.” — Hermann Hesse, German-born poet, novelist,

Linda Maendel

May 22, 2019

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