I put these words together as a kind of confessional: I am a privileged white male, I have no needs today. My coffee beans are shipped from afar, and likewise my chocolate bar.
I put these words together as a kind of confessional: I am a privileged white male, I have no needs today. My coffee beans are shipped from afar, and likewise my chocolate bar.
“Restoration is Near!” is the theme of Mennonite Church USA’s Advent at Home 2022 worship guide.
I agree with Don Blosser (Letters, Oct. 14) that the name “Anabaptist Bible” [a new publishing project; see update on page 17] feels awkward.
The German Mennonite Peace Committee has begun an initiative to support Russian conscientious objectors.
This is my first experience with your content, and I must say I loved it (“Jesus and the New Testament on killing,” by Ronald J.
Sherah-Leigh Gerber, a regional pastor in Ohio Conference of Mennonite Church USA, has resigned after less than a year in the role, partly due to “patriarchy and sexism” she experienced, the conference announced Nov. 3.
The Oct. 14 issue (“Digital technologies: threat to Amish life?”) is an example of why some of the Amish survivors I’ve met in my line of work have absolute red-hot rage at “mainstream” Mennonites.
