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Four cyclists join Atlantic Coast Pipeline Resistance Ride

Photo: Riders cross a bridge during the May 9-19 Atlantic Coast Pipeline Resistance Ride, which started in Augusta County and ended in Norfolk. Recent Eastern

Joel Christophel

June 10, 2015

Mennonite Church Eastern Canada and diversity

In May I spoke at the Mennonite Historical Society annual dinner in Elkhart, Ind. I was asked to make observations for Mennonite Church USA from

Sam J. Steiner

June 10, 2015

The table is large

Meghan Florian is a writer and editor from Durham, N.C. She blogs about theology and feminism at www.femmonite.com, and is currently at work on her

wearemenno

June 9, 2015

Voice behind the cello

It is a show full of emotions – laughter, joy, pain, remorse, sadness and grace. Ted Swartz, in Listening for Grace, twists goosebumps into tears

Chris Yoder

June 9, 2015

We don’t have to give up

One great thing about being a parent is how heartwarming moments can happen at any time and often take us by surprise. Such was the

Horace McMillon

June 8, 2015

Ordeal steels Ukrainian’s faith, resolve

When war broke out in eastern Ukraine, Vlad Makhovskiy decided he could not just sit home and watch what was happening. He would help.

This choice would lead to his kidnapping.

Makhovskiy, who runs a small business copying keys and fixing shoes, is one of many committed volunteers working with the Mennonite Central Committee . . .

Meghan Mast | Mennonite Central Committee

June 8, 2015

Wider view of grace

In “Scripture, Not Compromise” (May 25), Don R. Martin suggests the only ones being asked to compromise are the conservatives. Isn’t this because the progressives

Letters

June 8, 2015

Climate of discontent

A friend told me about a conversation with a colleague who said, “You seem to have a bee in your bonnet about racism and violence

John Powell

June 8, 2015

‘Of one mind’?

The question of whether Mennonite Church USA can live in unity with diversity challenges us to rethink some of our theological underpinnings. Embedded in Mennonite

Letters

June 8, 2015

Listening, while the winds blow as they may

“Forbearance” is buzzing around in our Mennonite Church USA conversations. The dictionary defines it as “patient self-control; restraint and tolerance.” Will forbearance become more than

Jane Yoder-Short

June 8, 2015

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