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When Christians love their religion more than their God

Instead of promoting Christ, Christians often promote . . . their theology their culture their values their creeds their traditions their spiritual practices their specific type

Stephen Mattson

April 9, 2015

Students raise awareness of U.S.-Mexico border

Goshen College students raise awareness of U.S.-Mexico border with gated security crossing on campus April 6-10. Students in the Goshen (Ind.) College Social Reform Club

Goshen College

April 8, 2015

Can religion help at-risk youth?

What can be done to alleviate youth crime and help at-risk youth in Winnipeg, Man.? The question arises again after another young person in the

John Longhurst

April 8, 2015

Garden together

This post by Cara Rufenacht originally ran as a #wearemenno blog on April 6 on www.mennoniteusa.org. During a visioning exercise at the Pittsburgh Mennonite Church fall

wearemenno

April 7, 2015

Martyrdom and trampling on Christ

In 2012, I reached a landmark moment in my journey into the Mennonite world, the event that marks one’s transition from being a Christian who dabbles

Timothy Colegrove

April 7, 2015

What is wisdom?

Access to the Internet and electronic communication has left encyclopedias and printed books behind. There is a deluge of information being transmitted via internet to

Rafael Barahona

April 6, 2015

Not your typical birthday bash

I love a good party. Perhaps that’s to be expected of a director of development and church relations. You’d think someone whose job it is

Steve Carpenter

April 6, 2015

First Sister Care for college women

Carolyn Heggen, of Mennonite Women USA, speaks to a group of Goshen College students on March 21 during the first Sister Care workshop specifically designed

Shina Park

April 6, 2015

When a ‘come-to-Jesus’ moment is not enough

One day back in March, my cell was on vibrate, and I missed a call coming from three time zones and 6,000 miles away. An

anna

April 6, 2015

Rare Russian Mennonite photos to see new life

A collection of photos depicting Mennonite life in Southern Russia (present-day Ukraine) at the turn of the 20th century — a pinnacle quickly wiped out by the Bolshevik Revolution — should find its way back to the printed page early next year.

John Rempel of Toronto and Lauren Friesen of Chicago are working to produce a reprint of Forever Summer, Forever Sunday, featuring 93 photographs by Rempel’s grandfather, Peter Gerhard Rempel.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

April 6, 2015

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