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One of our favorite responses to a survey we sent with our annual fundraising letter in October was, “I want to know what everyone is

Paul Schrag

January 7, 2019

Showalter: Ethiopia’s astounding leader

Two years ago, Ethiopia was a basket case. The government seemed to be losing control. The majority Oromo people were restive under a rule that

Richard Showalter

January 7, 2019

Vision for Anabaptist online curriculum springs forth

NEWTON, Kan. — A couple of months after the 2017 wheat harvest, Carol Duerksen imagined a different kind of harvest, one that could yield a crop of Anabaptist online curriculum that was cost-effective and downloadable.

Laurie Oswald Robinson | For Mennonite World Review

January 7, 2019

Miller: City stories

I sit in a departure lounge of Logan International Airport — late, late. Boston’s winter weather is chancy, and today — flying home for a

Lucinda J. Kinsinger

January 7, 2019

Book review: ‘The Four Gifts’

The Four Gifts by April Yamasaki evokes for me Jesus’ search for solitude after his work of healing among the crowds. It seems that some

Laurie Oswald Robinson

January 7, 2019

Powell: Make this a better year

What a year! I’ll call 2018 the year of living dangerously. It was a year of fear, hatred, lies and deception. Some people’s anxiety was

John Powell

January 7, 2019

What I learned about prayer this year

Prayer has been an increasingly greater focus in my life the past two years and has been linked to my New Year’s resolutions (Well, actually

Tabitha Driver

January 7, 2019

Yoder-Short: Brave enough to speak

How brave are we at speaking up in the face of opposition? We all remember times when we stayed silent knowing that our opinions would

Jane Yoder-Short

January 7, 2019

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

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