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Yoder-Short: Creation still groans

I’ve heard creation care is a liberal agenda that puts its concerns ahead of national well-being. This got me wondering: Was Paul labeled an eco-freak

Jane Yoder-Short

October 28, 2019

Welcome the stranger

Anabaptist history is defined by migrations, typically to escape persecution or pursue opportunity. What can get overlooked, on the flip side, is the welcome that

Tim Huber

October 28, 2019

Darkness isn’t evil: editing hymn texts

The words we sing in worship carry tremendous power to form our theological imaginations. The poetry we sing can become ingrained in our memories in

Katie Graber, Adam Tice | Mennonite Church USA

October 28, 2019

Bible: On holy ground with the Thessalonians

My friend Robin loves mystery stories, as do I. But when she starts one, she always reads the ending first so she won’t worry about

Reta Halteman Finger

October 28, 2019

Working upstream

Dorothy Nyambi’s profile as president of Mennonite Economic Development Associates brims with firsts. First women to hold the position. First person of African descent. First

Paul Schrag

October 28, 2019

A mile past Aspen Limo Services on Highway 82 in Colorado, as the Aspen Golf and Tennis Club rolls by and the wintry playground for the ultrarich comes into view, a stone building perches serenely by the side of the road.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

October 28, 2019

Showalter: What is the gospel?

What is the core of the gospel and the mission that flows from it? Western churches agonize over this question. Most of us believe the

Richard Showalter

October 28, 2019

Bewitched

If the Apostle Paul were to write to “evangelicals” (such as Franklin Graham) who seem to find President Trump’s behavior, decisions and values not only

Letters

October 28, 2019

MB voice on peace

In a letter to constituents in response to “Consultation Offers Peace-Church Voice on Military Service” (Oct. 14), Don Morris, national director of the U.S. Conference

Letters

October 28, 2019

Former Christian Aid Ministries worker pleads guilty to abusing minors in Ohio

Former Christian Aid Ministries worker Jeriah Mast pleaded guilty Oct. 9 to sexually abusing two boys in Holmes County, Ohio.

Mennonite World Review staff

October 28, 2019

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Yoder-Short: Creation still groans

Welcome the stranger

Darkness isn’t evil: editing hymn texts

Bible: On holy ground with the Thessalonians

Working upstream

Mountain Welcome

Showalter: What is the gospel?

Bewitched

MB voice on peace

Former Christian Aid Ministries worker pleads guilty to abusing minors in Ohio