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Goshen College president announces cabinet changes

Photo: From left, Jodi H. Beyeler, incoming vice president for communications and people strategy; Gilberto Perez, incoming vice president for student life; Dominique Burgunder-Johnson, vice

Goshen College

June 24, 2019

AMBS alum says man sexually assaulted her in 2009

Photo: The campus of Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary. Photo provided by AMBS. Hilary Scarsella has come forward with an account saying a man sexually assaulted

Sheldon C. Good

June 24, 2019

Book review: Flee, Be Silent, Pray

Twenty years ago, Ed Cyzewski left his Roman Catholic faith to become an evangelical. This led him to a hard-driving way of faith that required

Laurie Oswald Robinson

June 24, 2019

Bible: Congratulations! Jesus says

For most of my life I read the Beatitudes as instruction, a mild if not righteous scolding. What if, instead of new commandments for people

Melissa Florer-Bixler

June 24, 2019

Miller: Lord, what about him?

What to you makes a satisfactory life? The apostle John writes of an incident soon after Jesus had risen from the dead that is very

Lucinda J. Kinsinger

June 24, 2019

Yoder-Short: Waiting in line for water

Growing up on a farm, one of my jobs was to carry water to the chickens. I thought I was working hard. I carried water

Jane Yoder-Short

June 24, 2019

Showalter: Unhealthy dependence

In a circle of East African Anabaptist leaders this spring, comments flew with dizzying rapidity. We talked about forgiveness, reconciliation and repentance. We struggled with

Richard Showalter

June 24, 2019

Powell: Slavery to freedom

Independence Day, July 4, will be celebrated soon. There’ll be parades lined with politicians seeking your support. Families will gather to watch fireworks. The U.S

John Powell

June 24, 2019

Heritage Week causes division in Canada

WINNIPEG, Man. — It seemed like an inoffensive gesture for the House of Commons to initiate a Mennonite Heritage Week, but reaction from Mennonites has been split, with some concerned the recognition goes against traditional aspirations such as diversity and humility.

John Longhurst | Winnipeg Free Press

June 24, 2019

In all sincerity

The bride’s grandparents led the wedding procession. The two grandmothers walked down the center aisle; a grandson pushed the grandfather’s wheelchair. The attendants were next,

Paul Schrag

June 24, 2019

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