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Memories of Pax

I found “Lasting Ties in Western Europe” (Aug. 31) interesting because I was one of the six Pax fellows who opened that unit in Germany

Letters

September 28, 2015

Stretching the boundaries

Peter saw the heaven opened and something like a large sheet coming down. . . . In it were all kinds of four-footed creatures and

J. Nelson Kraybill

September 28, 2015

Secular country, religious voters

You may have noticed there’s an election going on. Not the U.S. presidential campaign. I’m talking about the Oct. 19 Canadian election. Unlike in the

John Longhurst

September 28, 2015

A more valuable sacrifice

In Mark’s Twain’s posthumously published collection of essays, Letters from the Earth, the fallen archangel Satan sends correspondence back to Gabriel and Michael about the

Tim Huber

September 28, 2015

God’s power is not for sale

Stephen’s impassioned sermon from our last lesson incited such blood-lust in his listeners that he was immediately stoned to death. In praying for forgiveness for

Reta Halteman Finger

September 28, 2015

Hopi school dispute takes a legal turn

An impasse over finances, transparency, authority and land ownership between Hopi Mission School and Mennonite Church USA is moving from conversations to courtrooms.

On Sept. 14, MC USA filed a complaint with Navajo County (Ariz.) Superior Court asking that the school board be . . .

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

September 28, 2015

The pope’s arrival and the only Mennonite in the room

WASHINGTON — I’m sure I was the only Mennonite there. It was a cool, clear morning, with stars visible even through the urban twilight, as

Sheldon Good | For Mennonite World Review

September 28, 2015

Finding the Spirit in anxious times

Author Peter Steinke suggests Old Testament understandings of salvation are connected to openness rather than constricting. Steinke writes about how healthy communities behave in times

Stephen Kriss

September 28, 2015

Differences we tolerate

Chicago’s Magnificent Mile and State Street attract people from around the world for pleasure shopping. Stores selling designer shoes, trendy clothes, high-end accessories and more

Celeste Kennel-Shank

September 28, 2015

Scandalous miracle

It was a miracle. Jun Yamada, suffering from an aggressive leukemia, was on his death bed. He lost consciousness and went into cardiac arrest. The

Andre Gingerich Stoner

September 28, 2015

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