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Debating Genesis

It’s not always easy to distinguish sand from rocks. The Feb. 4 debate between Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis and Bill Nye “The Science

Jane Yoder-Short

March 3, 2014

Call for conversation

My congregation planned a worship service with a conversation on race. It was a revealing encounter for many present. Being the only African-American in the congregation,

John Powell

March 3, 2014

Allow space for women

Every moment of the Anabaptist women’s conference Feb. 20-22 was filled with opportunities to share insight, theology, stories and friendship. It was exciting and energizing;

Kelli Yoder

March 3, 2014

Media control

At its recent meeting in Harrisonburg, Va., the Mennonite Church USA Executive Board might have modeled the faithful discernment the church needs to find its

Paul Schrag

March 3, 2014

MCC helps immigrants regain freedom, fight deportation

MIAMI — A day of construction work complete, Rene Ticas was driving his crew home on Palmetto Highway when the ladder on the van roof

Miriam Copp Johnson | Mennonite Central Committee

March 3, 2014

Opinion: Double conversion

At the School for Leadership Training at Eastern Mennonite Seminary in January, we planned to offer keynotes, case studies and workshops on discernment. As SLT

Michael A. King

March 3, 2014

‘Extreme giving’ normal for Michigan church

Despite local economic hardship, Pigeon River Mennonite Church has cultivated a culture of “extreme giving” — a tradition that is in at least its fourth generation.

Kevin King | Mennonite Disaster Service

March 3, 2014

MC USA board to review Mountain States Conference decision

The Mennonite Church USA Executive Board has appointed a task force to review Mountain States Mennonite Conference’s decision to license a pastor in a committed

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

March 3, 2014

Latin American leaders seek hope, a common identity

GUATEMALA CITY — More than 120 Mennonite leaders from 19 countries gathered at a Catholic retreat center Feb. 10-14 seeking a shared identity and hope

John D. Roth

March 3, 2014

Light of truth shines on Indian schools’ sins

Last fall, a delegation of eight Mennonites attended hearings in Vancouver, B.C., to listen to stories of the trauma inflicted upon Indigenous people through Indian Residential Schools, to honor the survivors and to acknowledge the participation of the former General Conference Mennonite Church in this traumatic history.

Jenn Carreto, Mennonite Church USA | Mennonite Church Canada

March 2, 2014

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