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What the Amish can teach us about surviving apocalyptic times

I took a walk the other day, because getting some respite from the narrow confines of my little suburban home is a blessing these days.

David Williams | Religion News Service

May 11, 2020

Peace be with you — even in lockdown

When it was evening on that day, the first day of the week, and the doors of the house where the disciples had met were

Marilyn Rudy-Froese

May 7, 2020

Want to go back to church (as usual)?

Central District Conference’s theme for this year is “Spirit, Bless Our Souls with Yearning.” Our yearnings have shifted as we’ve journeyed through this season of

Doug Luginbill

May 4, 2020

12 considerations as you prepare to reopen your church doors

As stay-at-home guidelines are eased and church doors and sanctuaries reopen, worship and church ministries will, undoubtedly, look different than before the coronavirus outbreak. And

Madalyn Metzger | Everence

May 1, 2020

A time for the vernacular

My wife cut my hair this weekend. In recent years, I had become accustomed to the pleasures and precisions of professional haircuts. The home hairdo

Marcus Peter Rempel

April 27, 2020

Coronavirus a test for us all

In our home for years we laid out a table runner with three simple words, “cleanliness is health.” The words were in German, and the

Harold Jantz

April 22, 2020

Should Anabaptists still rebaptize?

“Anabaptist” literally means to rebaptize. This was a nickname given to a group of radical reformers in the 16th century. A number of denominations have

Gareth Brandt

April 20, 2020

In the Name of Christ

I deeply appreciated Edgar Stoesz’s article in Mennonite World Review showing how God has used Mennonite Central Committee over the past 100 years to not

D. Merrill Ewert

April 13, 2020

MCC: in giving, we have received

It is in giving that we receive. — St. Francis of Assisi They who lose their lives shall find them. — Jesus of Nazareth While

Edgar Stoesz

April 9, 2020

Sunday morning, March 22, 2020

7:20 a.m. — I drove from Lancaster City, Pa., where I live, on 222 North toward Reading. My assignment: photograph the 8 a.m. service at

Dale D. Gehman | For Mennonite World Review

April 6, 2020

Rocks that talk, angels who uplift

As a farm girl, one of the spring tasks was picking up rocks from our Minnesota acreage. Before we planted soybeans and corn, the black

Dorothy Nickel Friesen

April 1, 2020

Mennonites helped turn Paraguay into a mega beef producer — indigenous people may pay the price

The “new Panama Canal” — that’s how some are hailing a highway now under construction in South America that spans the continent, from the Atlantic

Joel E. Correia

March 30, 2020

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