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War-refusal heritage

This is an idea for a Christian education effort to remind us what kind of denomination we are: Name Sept. 14 as the day U.S.

Letters

January 7, 2019

Bible: Threatened with the Resurrection

The late Vincent Harding, an African-American scholar and civil rights activist with Mennonite connections, recounted a visit to Guatemala to witness the turmoil and suffering

Jonathan Larson

January 7, 2019

Sensational coverage

I was disappointed with Tim Huber’s article on LMC and Nelson Okanya (“EMM Leader’s Termination Leaves Unanswered Questions,” Dec. 27) because of its sensational nature. Most

Letters

January 7, 2019

When we are looking for “life,” what do we mean?

If you ask someone getting ready to change churches why they’re doing it, somewhere in the conversation they will likely bring up the idea of

Asher Witmer

January 4, 2019

Friday roundup: Five things worth paying attention to this week

Here are five things worth paying attention to this week. These are designed to expose you to a perspective you may not normally come across

Jennie Wintermote

January 4, 2019

We can become one again

Photo: Adults from right are Jae Young Lee, Karen Joy Spicher (Jae Young’s wife) and Hyung Gon Lee (Jae Young’s father). The children are Jae

Ron Byler

December 31, 2018

Congolese army officer arrested in U.N. murders case

Photo: Michael J. Sharp speaks at the U.N. Security Council in August 2016. Photo provided by the Sharp family. A Congolese army colonel has been

Mennonite World Review staff

December 31, 2018

Mennonite Education Agency strategizes the changing needs of Mennonite education

Board and staff of Mennonite Education Agency and Mennonite Mission Network surround and offer prayers for the pastors within the Mennonite Church of Puerto Rico,

Kayla Berkey for Mennonite Education Agency

December 31, 2018

Three spiritual disciplines: A source of joy in times of fear and sorrow

Photo: People of Bethany Mennonite Church walk the church’s labyrinth. Photo by Tom Smith. This is a web-exclusive article on the theme “Good News, Great

Sheldon C. Good

December 31, 2018

Germantown becomes sanctuary

Another congregation has joined the ranks of Mennonite churches publicly giving sanctuary to individuals facing U.S. deportation orders.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

December 28, 2018

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