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Bible: The ‘party of one’ problem

The first thing “not good” in creation (presumably excepting the snakes) was a human being alone. This should probably not be surprising, from a Christian

Meghan Good

September 17, 2018

Mennonite identity amid the Fresno fiasco

A lot of talk has been happening in the Mennonite Twitter world (which is a pretty weird overlap of two very different realms) in the

William Loewen

September 12, 2018

God’s love in action changed my life

I still remember that cold and rainy Sunday as we drove to the evening service at our church, Iglesia Mennonita del Cordero. As we drove past

Mennonite Church USA

September 10, 2018

Central District Conference votes to restore credentials of Pastor Isaac Villegas

At a regular meeting on Aug. 23, the Central District Conference (CDC) ministerial committee took a unanimous action to restore the credentials of Isaac Villegas,

Mennonite Church USA

September 10, 2018

Man who caused Lancaster Mennonite school bus crash sentenced

The man who caused a loaded school bus to crash on Route 30 in May 2017 will serve five to 20 years in prison, a

The Mennonite Staff

September 10, 2018

Ethiopian woman survives beatings to serve Christ

A Mennonite World Conference release by Karla Braun Renewal 2027 testimony: Anabaptists today Renewal 2027 is a 10-year series of events to commemorate the 500th

Mennonite World Conference

September 10, 2018

Andres: Our filtered selves

I ran across an article about a disturbing trend in plastic surgery in which people alter their faces to look like filtered selfies taken with

Carmen Andres

September 10, 2018

$1 million award gives pastor clear vision

Greg Wiens was a Mennonite Brethren pastor for 21 years, but since winning a $1 million award he has transitioned into full-time ministry of another kind — restoring clear vision in developing nations by distributing inexpensive eyeglasses.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

September 10, 2018

MCC responds to Rohingya refugee crisis in South Asia

Nur Jemon remembers that the day she fled her home in the Rakhine district of Myanmar started as it did every other day.

Rachel Bergen | Mennonite Central Committee

September 10, 2018

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