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Limiting drone weapons proliferation

Sarah Kreps and Micah Zenko have written an important piece in the recent issue of Foreign Affairs warning of the dangers to the United States of drone

David Cortright

May 16, 2014

If it weren’t for Jesus, I might be pro-death too

Southern Baptist leader Albert Mohler wrote a piece this week defending the death penalty. In his 1,200-word argument for why Christians should support the death

Shane Claiborne

May 15, 2014

Memories of Mennonite World Conference

On Jan. 18 2014 our sister Leonor Méndez rested in the peace of the Lord. This Latin American leader of Guatemala served on the Mennonite

Leonor de Méndez

May 15, 2014

Simple faith

I remember as a child hearing people who would thank God for almost anything good that happened. If they remembered where they had misplaced their

Willard Metzger

May 13, 2014

Church plan still meets health needs

Officials with Mennonite Church USA’s Corinthian Plan say even with the Affordable Care Act in place, there’s still value in the church having its own

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

May 12, 2014

Corinthian Plan directors transition

Keith Harder of Hillsboro, Kan., retired March 31 as director of the Corinthian Plan, Mennonite Church USA’s health coverage program.

Duncan Smith of Beaverton, Ore., an area representative for the plan for the West Coast since 2010, began March 15 as interim director for one year.

Annette Brill Bergstresser, Mennonite Church USA | Everence

May 12, 2014

Seminary closes one chapter and begins another in Kansas

NORTH NEWTON, Kan. — Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary will begin a stepped-down level of involvement in central Kansas this summer, continuing to offer some courses

Mary E. Klassen | Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary

May 12, 2014

‘Fast Jason’ achieves his Ultimate goal

GOSHEN, Ind. — Jason Yoder, a 2008 Goshen College graduate and doctoral student at Indiana University Bloomington, somehow finds ample time to play with flying

Ariel Ropp | Goshen College

May 12, 2014

Muddy and fulfilled

The day I came home smelling like fish guts was one of the grosser days during my time as a Washington Conservation Corps crew member.

Laura Schlabach

May 12, 2014

Becoming an Anablacktivist

Traveling through Philadelphia last year, I met Drew Hart. He’s a Ph.D. student at Lutheran Theological Seminary, a part-time pastor and professor, and a prophetic

Joanna Lawrence Shenk

May 12, 2014

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