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Truth widely perceived

Brands might seem like products of consumer culture. But Mennonites have an image just as much as Apple and Walmart do. Is Anabaptism a strong

Paul Schrag

November 10, 2014

In speedy culture, slow church is better

“News of [great numbers of Greeks becoming believers] came to the ears of the church in Jerusalem, and they sent Barnabas to Antioch” (Acts 11:22).

Jane Yoder-Short

November 10, 2014

The healing river rises

Our quarter ends with three passages that articulate the prophetic hope for healing. All three are full of metaphorical images that defy explanation if taken

Ted Grimsrud

November 10, 2014

Rediscovered Swiss farm has wide significance

A history professor at Bienenberg Theological Seminary in Liestal, Switzerland, recently unearthed a local piece of history with international significance.

Hanspeter Jecker, who teaches at the Mennonite seminary and is president of the Swiss Society for Anabaptist History, rediscovered the farm of Bendicht Schrag, a pioneer of the Swiss Anabaptist . . .

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

November 10, 2014

The hole in Lancaster Conference’s case against Chester Wenger

Lancaster Conference's rationale for decredentialing one of their longest serving pastors is on shaky ground. Longtime Mennonite leader Chester Wenger published an Open Letter to

Tim Nafziger

November 9, 2014

Goshen creates ‘Menno’s Best’ coffee as youth group convention fundraiser

In an effort to help Mennonite youth groups raise money to attend Kansas City 2015, Goshen (Ind.) College has developed a fundraising opportunity through sales

Mennonite World Review staff

November 8, 2014

Goshen creates ‘Menno’s Best’ coffee as youth group convention fundraiser

In an effort to help Mennonite youth groups raise money to attend Kansas City 2015, Goshen (Ind.) College has developed a fundraising opportunity through sales

Goshen College staff

November 8, 2014

Studying abroad—in Bluffton, Ohio

Janeth Magiri’s devotion to service led her far from her hometown of Musoma, Tanzania. She expects her devotion to education to prove beneficial when she

Mennonite World Review staff

November 7, 2014

Studying abroad—in Bluffton, Ohio

Janeth Magiri’s devotion to service led her far from her hometown of Musoma, Tanzania. She expects her devotion to education to prove beneficial when she

Chay Reigle

November 7, 2014

Engaging faithfully with music

The first time my 4-year-old sang “All About The Bass,” I paused to reflect. It’s an imperfect number to be sure, despite its attempt at

Bromleigh McCleneghan

November 7, 2014

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