This is a story about a Mennonite church and an American flag. It’s a story with no elves or fairies but a tale of people helping those who wander the earth …
This is a story about a Mennonite church and an American flag. It’s a story with no elves or fairies but a tale of people helping those who wander the earth …
Soon after Living Water Community Church relocated to a Chicago street corner where a gang shooting occurred in 2001, the church discovered that the way to young people’s lives is sometimes through their stomachs …
Fault lines appeared within Mennonite Church USA last fall as presidential politics polarized the nation. Sentiments were so strong they sometimes stretched relationships within families and congregations …
One evening, two prayer partners and I prayed for wisdom and help about knowing what to do when there’s “sin in the camp” that leads to defeat by our adversaries, such as the Israelites under Joshua experienced (7:10-12) …
First, The Shack is a phenomenon. This novel, published by a small publisher, Windblown Media, now has more than 2 million copies in print. The author, William P. Young, gets nearly 100 emails per day from readers inspired by its story …
We live in changing and challenging times. The economic turmoil has created an environment of uncertainty and fear, with layoffs in large numbers, the national foreclosure crisis and the roller-coaster ride of the Dow Jones. We see the balance of our investment accounts dropping. In the midst of this, we are a church trying to live faithfully God’s call to be agents of healing and hope …
Mennonite Church USA needs its seminaries now more than ever, and Mennonite congregations will best serve the future by calling ministers who have been trained—preferably with a Master of Divinity degree—through one of our many seminary programs available …
