For church leaders and institutions to take a clear stand with those who have been harmed by John D. Rempel’s sexual misconduct (“Theologian’s credential terminated,” Nov. 6) is entirely in keeping with Jesus, who identifies himself with the most vulnerable and who expresses outrage at their being abused (Matthew 18:1-9).
I came across the sad news that the International Guest House in Washington, D.C., is closing.
We were having trouble communicating. He was speaking enthusiastic Portuguese, and a lot of it. I only speak English.
John D. Rempel went deep into the Anabaptist tradition to provide materials for public worship and private devotion.
