Christians and Halloween — what do we do? In one week, children will be lining up at doorsteps yelling “trick or treat” dressed as ghouls, witches, pumpkins and ghosts. Houses will be open Deborah-Ruth Ferber October 24, 2016
What Christians can learn from Standing Rock If the Old Testament prophet Isaiah lived in northern New Mexico in 1970 when the indigenous people of Taos Pueblo succeeded in their 60-year struggle Todd Wynward October 20, 2016
What you might not know about Menno Simons I recently finished reading The Complete Writings of Menno Simons and thought it might be interesting to list some of the ways Menno Simons might Matt Landis October 19, 2016
Civil rights and leadership My job requires me to spend a lot of time thinking about leadership. I oversee a ministry with programs, staff and board members in five Glenn Balzer October 17, 2016
Impositions and invitations “Hey, pastor, what do you have to say about this graffiti? What do you think it means?” The question came from the teenage son of Ryan Dueck October 14, 2016
Right or Left — it’s still empire The tragic decisions of American Christianity to align itself with a political party has now landed in a pool of manure with a plop. You Scot McKnight October 13, 2016
To vote or not to vote? I have never voted in an election. Not because I don’t care about my country. I care very much. I love this country where I Lucinda J. Kinsinger October 12, 2016
Making a case for ‘The Message’ Two months ago, I decided to do something radical: I began using Eugene Peterson’s The Message as the basis for my daily devotionals. At first Deborah-Ruth Ferber October 11, 2016
Eucharist as appetizer When our local church gathering ended last week, Emily turned to me and said she was hungry. Maybe that’s not that strange — our church ends Ryan Robinson October 10, 2016
The ability to break Our vision of leadership seems most informed by the common urge to win. A good leader is defined as someone who leads to victory and Willard Metzger October 5, 2016
‘Our family is here’ (Feb. 18, 2016) We try to imagine how it will be to travel home from Winnipeg, a 2 ½-hour trip, with a family of four Elaine Hofer | Mennonite Central Committee October 3, 2016
Assumptions and book titles “It is nice to find someone who agrees with me.” This was the second comment my seat-mate made within a minute of sitting next to Glenn Balzer September 29, 2016