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Washington Witness: Central America is rich

Central America isn’t poor. In Spanish, unlike English, there are two forms of the verb “to be.” One expresses a temporary reality (“it is cold

Katerina Parsons | Mennonite Central Committee

March 23, 2020

Entirely inspired

Bruxy Cavey proposes that moving some words around in a common conservative faith statement (“We believe in the inerrant, infallible, authoritative Word of God, and

Letters

March 23, 2020

Right discrimination

Our culture says it is OK to be gay. This is a lie. The church is being deceived. Our culture no longer believes in a

Letters

March 23, 2020

The Sunday when worship went virtual

The pews were empty. But the Word was preached, hymns sung, prayers said. In a scene that played out around kitchen tables and in living

Paul Schrag | Mennonite World Review

March 23, 2020

Book review: Service: The Path to Justice

A friend asked when justice became a conspicuous topic for the worldwide church. I suggested the crises of the 20th century inspired an almost constant

John A. Lapp

March 23, 2020

MWC visitors hear a call for prayer in Burkina Faso

BOBO-DIOULASSO, Burkina Faso — Terrorist attacks have displaced 700,000 people in this West African nation. Many say what they most need is prayer.

J. Nelson Kraybill | Mennonite World Conference

March 23, 2020

Gospel in context

Contextualization of the gospel is a cardinal principle of contemporary missions. It affirms what Anabaptist Christians have called a “hermeneutic of community” — with the

Letters

March 23, 2020

Technology that isolates can bring us together

How quickly things change. Only a few weeks ago it was fashionable to lament the isolating power of technology and the relentless march of individualism.

Tim Huber

March 23, 2020

A pandemic, as I knew it

Mennonite workers witnessed the ravages of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in southern Africa during the 1980s and ’90s. Nearly a third of adults of reproductive age

Jonathan Larson

March 23, 2020

History: A rural people? Not at first

Mennonites have long lauded rural settings as the ideal locations for faithful life and practice, nestled in the hard-working, simple- living communities away from the

Rich Preheim

March 23, 2020

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