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White supremacist thinking

I am pleased that AW covered Song Kang Ho and The Frontiers (“Peace activist jailed in South Korea,” Feb. 12). In addition to friendship with

Letters

March 26, 2021

A divisive term

I enjoyed Astrid von Schlachta’s Feb. 12 column, “Have we forgotten how to argue?” I couldn’t agree more — until she used the divisive term

Letters

March 26, 2021

A loaded phrase

I am disappointed that you printed “Do we care about all lives?” (Letters, Jan. 22). The author responds to an article about the “culture of

Letters

March 26, 2021

Doubting the Trinity

Richard Kauffman gives a good presentation of trinitarian theology (“Holy paradox, essential truth,” March 5) but makes the mistake of equating a theology with the

Letters | Anabaptist World

March 26, 2021

Two good names

I appreciated “Mennonite or Anabaptist?” (Editorial, March 5). Ever since I attended Goshen College in the late 1970s I have had a preference for “Anabaptist”

Letters

March 26, 2021

Dare to ask new questions

The interruption of church-as-usual opens a door to do things differently — and to think about why we gather and how we worship

Carmen Shelly

March 26, 2021

MCC land in West Virginia revealed to be site of historic Black hospital

When Kristin Overstreet visited Kimball, W.Va., in February 2020 in her new role as Appalachia program coordinator for Mennonite Central Committee Great Lakes, she didn’t realize she was stumbling into forgotten history.

Jennifer Steiner | Mennonite Central Committee

March 25, 2021