Five things Friday roundup: A New Year or another year? A New Year or another year? It depends, in part, on us. Enjoy this year, look for surprises after the last two COVID semi-quarantines. Embrace David and Leann Augsburger January 20, 2023
Ruth Miller Yordy Ruth Miller Yordy, 99, died Nov. 29, 2022. She was born Dec. 29, 1922, to Malvin and Anna Miller in Middlebury, Ind. After graduating from Anabaptist World January 20, 2023
LaVerne Ruth Zehr Yoder LaVerne Ruth Zehr Yoder, early childhood educator and leader, 84, of Harrisonburg, Va., died Dec. 14, 2022. She was born Aug. 26, 1938, to Elias Anabaptist World January 20, 2023
Merna Louise Sutter Merna Louise Sutter, 98, of Flanagan, Ill., died Dec. 22, 2022, at Autumn Fields Assisted Living in Savoy. She was born Dec. 18, 1924, to Anabaptist World January 20, 2023
Doreen Frances Harms Doreen Frances Harms, 97, of North Newton, Kan., died Dec. 27, 2022, at Kidron Bethel Healthcare. She was born Nov. 14, 1925, to Isaac and Anabaptist World January 20, 2023
The evangelizing tribe Mennonites are trying to be less tribal. Is there still a place for evangelism? Paul Schrag | Anabaptist World January 20, 2023
God will fight for you Mennonite seminary professor Millard Lind (1918-2015) would have agreed with Conrad Kanagy (“Why I am not a red-letter Christian,” Dec. 23) on reading the Jewish Anabaptist World January 19, 2023
Canadian MB gathering opens national conversation on LGBTQ inclusion Organizers plan to ask for a moratorium on suspending churches exploring the topic John Longhurst | For Anabaptist World January 19, 2023
Glaring disparities As a strong supporter of Mennonite Central Committee, I was glad to read “A real, live, piggy bank” (Dec. 23), which describes the joy of Anabaptist World January 18, 2023
Thanks for diverse letters I am glad for “Letters and Comments” from very different points of view by people of deep faith and commitment to the church. We are Anabaptist World January 18, 2023
