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Meyer, Mennonites and the prosperity gospel

“I’m glad for what I learned about prosperity, but it got out of balance. I’m glad for what I’ve learned about faith, but it got

Harvey Yoder

January 25, 2019

On fallibility

Earlier this month, I started watching the Polish Netflix original series 1983, which imagines a future where the Iron Curtain is still standing and Poland

Ryan Dueck

January 23, 2019

You know, “love one another” really is enough

The 4th century theologian Jerome tells a story about the Apostle John. John was old and frail, unable to walk, so his disciples would carry

Michael Pahl

January 18, 2019

From a focus on anger to a focus on love

Anyone who knows me or sees me, knows me as that activist human who is very political. In the fall I finished an internship at

Christi Sessa

January 16, 2019

Where is Christianity headed? The view from 2019

Two decades into the 21st century, the world is becoming more religious, not less. Faith from diverse traditions grows as population expands throughout most of

Wesley Granberg-Michaelson | Religion News Service

January 14, 2019

Who am I?

It was in a little church near St. Marys, Ont., that my wife and I were baptized and became members of the Church of God

Bob Goodnough

January 11, 2019

Celebrating 50 years in Canada

Sam Steiner and I went out for lunch in early November to celebrate his 50th anniversary of arriving in Canada as a Vietnam-era draft resister.

Sue Steiner

January 9, 2019

What I learned about prayer this year

Prayer has been an increasingly greater focus in my life the past two years and has been linked to my New Year’s resolutions (Well, actually

Tabitha Driver

January 7, 2019

When we are looking for “life,” what do we mean?

If you ask someone getting ready to change churches why they’re doing it, somewhere in the conversation they will likely bring up the idea of

Asher Witmer

January 4, 2019

German-Americans and World War I: A cautionary tale

My great uncle, Henry A. Reimer, was nearly lynched during World War I. He was a German-speaking immigrant from Russia living in Collinsville, Okla., and

Dalton Reimer

December 26, 2018

Light emerges out of darkness

In the beginning the Word already existed. The Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He existed in the beginning with God.

Christine Sine

December 20, 2018

All we need to know

I don’t know if I have ever been able to convincingly say that I love God. So, I don’t really say it very much. I

Abe Janzen

December 18, 2018

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