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Peace gathering builds partnerships

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jason Boone, Mennonite Mission Network minister for peace and justice, believes 21st-century peacemaking is not about leaders setting the agenda. Rather,

Laurie Oswald Robinson | Mennonite Mission Network

July 29, 2019

Offering sanctuary, churches put words into practice

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — As delegates passed a “Churchwide Statement on the Abuse of Child Migrants” at the Mennonite Church USA convention July 6 (page 11),

Kayla Berkey | Mennonite Church USA

July 29, 2019

Friday roundup: Five things worth paying attention to this week

Here are five things worth paying attention to this month. I recommend selecting one or two and jumping in over the next week. 1. I

Ben Tapper

July 26, 2019

MennoCon19 reflection: Unity of diversity

Editor’s note: Following MennoCon19, several bloggers for The Mennonite are sharing reflections. Through his letter to the Ephesians, Paul was front and center at all

David and Leann Augsburger

July 24, 2019

‘Seculosity’ author traces society’s search for righteousness outside the church

A growing number of Americans do not follow a religion. But chances are that the details of their lives — from their phones and their

Aysha Khan | Religion News Service

July 23, 2019

God speaks Potawatomi

Photo: Trail of Death participants gather for a time of lament in the shade of an ancient white oak tree in Illinois that may have

Lynda Hollinger-Janzen for Mennonite Mission Network

July 22, 2019

MCC looks toward centennial, celebrates where its work began

Photo: MCC Ukraine staff Anna Proshak, left, and Olga Litvinenko serve corn grits, rye bread and warm cocoa — a 1920s MCC “relief kitchen dinner”

Paul Schrag for Mennonite World Review

July 22, 2019

The road to Damascus: Where Paul was not converted

This is a web-exclusive article on the theme “The Breath of God restores us.” For more stories on this theme, see the July issue of The

Sheldon C. Good

July 22, 2019

Former Haiti worker pleads not guilty to Ohio charges

Jeriah Mast, a former worker with the Anabaptist relief agency Christian Aid Ministries, pleaded not guilty to charges related to sexual abuse at his July

Mennonite World Review staff

July 22, 2019

Seminars get political with calls to care for others

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — While some may avoid politics at a family reunion, several pastors faced the issue directly on the Fourth of July at the Mennonite Church USA convention.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

July 22, 2019

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