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Whiteness, weeding and watering

During the past months of pandemic restrictions and stay-at-home orders, I have found renewal and refreshment through gardening. In the midst of all the chaos

Heidi Regier Kreider

June 18, 2020

Why we are still here

Photo: QP, Boston and Rudy. Photo provided by Ripple Community, Inc. This article comes from the June issue of The Mennonite, which focuses on “Community in the

Sheldon C. Good

June 15, 2020

‘Voices Together’ hymnal set for fall launch with safety of singing together in question

Photo: Participants gather at Laurelville Mennonite Church Center in January 2019 in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania, for an annual Music and Worship Leaders Retreat. In 2017,

Mackenzie Miller

June 15, 2020

Colleges begin establishing fall semester plans

Photo: Lynn Veurink and other Eastern Mennonite University staff are working on campus modifications to implement new COVID-19 health and safety measures, such as ensuring

Mennonite World Review staff

June 15, 2020

Aid request for Iran

We believe Mennonites are called to a ministry of human compassion and international peacebuilding in these perilous times. Anabaptists can now reach out to the

Letters

June 15, 2020

Scripture sacrilege

As dozens of cities burned across the United States June 1, the president needed a distraction. Donald Trump put down his twittering device, left his

Tim Huber

June 15, 2020

History: Inventors improved the harvest

Summer is here and with it farmers’ annual hopes for plentiful yields of wheat, oats and other crops. The equipment to harvest those crops has

Rich Preheim

June 15, 2020

‘Mosaic’ name celebrates conferences’ reconciliation

Eastern District & Franconia Conference has become Mosaic Mennonite Conference, a change announced during a conference-wide virtual worship service on Pentecost Sunday, May 31.

Emily Ralph Servant | Mosaic Mennonite Conference

June 15, 2020

Andres: An ageless, resilient Story

Last month many communities throughout the U.S. participated in Resilience Week, hosting activities and events about building resilience in individuals and communities. Resilience is the

Carmen Andres

June 15, 2020

Ariz. man charged in N.M. woman’s death

Law enforcement investigators say an Air Force airman charged with murdering a Mennonite woman from New Mexico had once been part of a Mennonite community.

Mennonite World Review staff

June 15, 2020

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