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A system of (dis)trust

A long time ago, Ona, a leader in the Bolivian Mennonite Church, made an offhand but accurate comment: In Bolivia, everything is negotiable. I’ve found

Abe Janzen

August 5, 2019

Bible: Risking everything for covenant love

In Ruth 3, a young widow heads to the threshing floor. If you were an ancient reader of this story, if you heard it recited

Melissa Florer-Bixler

August 5, 2019

Blessing the weapons

Thank you for the article about the Russian tradition of blessing their military and weapons (World & Faith, July 22). It reminded me that the Russian

Letters

August 5, 2019

Of good report

This conservative Anabaptist can identify with some of Asher Witmer’s points in “I’m Frustrated with My Tradition.” But I also see the other side of the

Letters

August 5, 2019

Blooming in the desert

Like a summer rain coaxes dormant plants to flower in the desert, life is returning to the former Hopi Mission School in Kykotsmovi, Ariz. Reborn

Tim Huber

August 5, 2019

Telling the ‘king’ the truth

I have I felt at times that someone had to speak truth to “the king,” as the Old Testament prophets did. I saw the political

Letters

August 5, 2019

Filmmaker returns to Kansas for short film about guns

Concerned about gun violence in her Chicago neighborhood and a breakdown in public discourse on a national level, Emily Railsback did what any filmmaker would do. She went to Hillsboro, Kan., to make a movie.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

August 5, 2019