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Black lives matter, but …

I was driving down the street when I noticed a church sign that said, “Black lives matter but God …” and I could not catch

Cyneatha Millsaps

August 27, 2015

New irrigation improves playing surface, water usage

Photo: Michael Sheeler This fall, the Eastern Mennonite University baseball field in Harrisonburg, Va., should be a little greener—and in more than one sense of

Andrew Goodstein

August 27, 2015

Fitting in

A few years ago, I was out for a walk with my son and we happened upon a little playground we’d never visited before. He

Julia Roller

August 27, 2015

Colleges’ decisions shake up their peers

Decisions by two Mennonite Church USA colleges to expand their nondiscrimination policies to include employees in same-sex marriages have caused a stir in Christian higher education.

Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Va. . . .

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

August 27, 2015

Global Anabaptist Profile surveys and maps MWC

Photo: Global Anabaptist Profile consultation group. Photo provided. Sociological surveys may be uncommon evangelistic tools, but at a recent consultation celebrating the conclusion of the

Elizabeth Miller, ISGA administrative assistant

August 26, 2015

Hannah Heinzekehr named director of The Mennonite, Inc.

The board of directors of The Mennonite, Inc., has named Hannah Heinzekehr executive director (ED) of The Mennonite, Inc., effective Oct. 1. Heinzekehr currently serves

The Mennonite staff

August 26, 2015

Are Quakers already dead?

We Quakers think a lot about our own demise. I’ve lost count of how many events, conferences, books and lectures have essentially centered around the

Micah Bales

August 26, 2015

The first step: Supporting displaced families in Iraq and Syria

Photo: Qasim, right, with his brother Haji, center, and mother Huda sit in the living area of the new apartment they rent using assistance from

Emily Loewen

August 25, 2015

God is not sad

A recent Christian trend was to pray something similar to, "Lord, let my heart break for the things that break your heart." It was usually a prayer

Austin Channing Brown

August 25, 2015

Could Princeton’s Farminary change the culture of theological education?

PRINCETON, N.J. — Eight years ago, Nathan Stucky left a Kansas farm to study youth ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary. At the time, he never

Sarah Bixler | For Mennonite World Review

August 24, 2015

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