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Our crucified Savior and his questionable friends

Hanging on the cross, tortured, almost dead, a convicted rebel asks Jesus for an invitation to God’s paradise: “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom” …

The Mennonite | Isaac S. Villegas

April 1, 2014

Asking for money

In September a number of Mennonite Church Canada staff climbed onto bicycles and became part of the Ride for Refugee movement. It was a cold

Willard Metzger

March 31, 2014

MWR redesigns website, offers digital subscription

Mennonite World Review has redesigned its website to better serve a growing online readership.

With nearly 14,000 unique visitors a month, the mennoworld.org website plays a key role in MWR’s Anabaptist news ministry.

The site now features a digital subscription option, easier-to-use navigation tools and an improved commenting system.

For the first time, MWR is offering a digital subscription. The $36 yearly rate is one-third off the print edition’s price.

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

March 31, 2014

Recovering catholicity

I still remember the words of my tour guide in St. John Lateran in Rome. She referred to our group’s Protestants with loving disdain. She

Stephen Kriss

March 31, 2014

A gift that saved a life

More than 3,000 Canadians are waiting for a kidney transplant. Many will die while on the waiting list. Carol Penner thinks that’s wrong. So wrong,

John Longhurst

March 31, 2014

Vision of abundance

A man stood on a street corner selling magazines produced by an advocacy organization for the homeless — vendors keep part of their sales and

Celeste Kennel-Shank

March 31, 2014

To love and resist

This is how I think about the way of the cross. Compassion, curiosity, humility and grace linked with courageous opposition to sin, injustice and evil.

Andre Gingerich Stoner | Mennonite World Review

March 31, 2014

Amid the revolution

It is no coincidence that the Protestant Reformation shook the foundations of Christendom less than a century after Gutenberg invented the printing press. A revolution

Paul Schrag

March 31, 2014

By different names

Speaking at the recent Anabaptist women’s theology conference in Virginia, Erica Littlewolf, from the Northern Cheyenne tribe of Montana, said she doesn’t like to call

Kelli Yoder

March 31, 2014

Do companies have religious rights? Supreme Court to rule

WASHINGTON — When two corporations owned by Christian families, one of them Mennonite, filed suit over the Affordable Care Act, they described their complaint in

Lauren Markoe | Religion News Service

March 30, 2014

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