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A quiet summer: Some Mennonite camps cancel programs

Summer camps were not designed for social distancing. By May 8, due to the coronavirus outbreak, 12 MCA-member camps had decided to cancel or suspend summer programs.

Mackenzie Miller | Mennonite World Review

May 11, 2020

What the Amish can teach us about surviving apocalyptic times

I took a walk the other day, because getting some respite from the narrow confines of my little suburban home is a blessing these days.

David Williams | Religion News Service

May 11, 2020

Without relief sale, multitude still fed

GOESSEL, Kan. — The activity echoed the sign on the east side of Keith’s Foods: “Small town, big heart.”

Wendy Nugent | Newton Now

May 11, 2020

Friday roundup: Five things worth paying attention to this week

Here are five things worth paying attention to this week. These are designed to expose you to a perspective you may not normally come across

Joanne Gallardo

May 8, 2020

Peace be with you — even in lockdown

When it was evening on that day, the first day of the week, and the doors of the house where the disciples had met were

Marilyn Rudy-Froese

May 7, 2020

12 considerations as you prepare to reopen your church doors

As stay-at-home guidelines are eased and church doors and sanctuaries reopen, worship and church ministries will, undoubtedly, look different than before the coronavirus outbreak. And

Madalyn Metzger, Everence

May 4, 2020

Hispanic peace church invigorates established congregation

Photo: Mariela Sanchez (right) leads singing at Piedra Vida Mennonite Church, accompanied by Ramón Tapia (center) and Mauricio Chavez (left). Photo by David Fast Last

Laurie Oswald Robinson, Mennonite Mission Network

May 4, 2020

July 2020 Call for Submissions: Music and worship

The Mennonite, Inc., invites your original submissions for our July 2020 print magazine issue and corresponding online content focusing on Music and worship. Description of

The Mennonite

May 4, 2020

A bid for something new

If nearly every congregation — large and small — can find a way to worship online, it stands to reason that relief sales can collect

Tim Huber

May 4, 2020

Washington Witness: Fearful turn to guns

COVID-19 has forced federal and state governments to consider what is an essential business allowed to remain open during the pandemic. Grocery stores, gas stations

John-Michael Cotignola-Pickens

May 4, 2020

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