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Are we still radical?

Thanks to Tim Huber for “Criminally Christian” (Editorials, May 7). At times we pride ourselves in our Mennonite history yet neglect our history of being

Letters

May 21, 2018

Opinion: What I learned from a founder of black theology

When James H. Cone, a leading founder of the black theology movement, died last month, I felt the loss personally. Cone’s book God of the

J. Denny Weaver

May 21, 2018

Kraybill: In trouble for speaking truth

Don’t expect to be popular if you advocate Sermon on the Mount values at a time when even prominent Christian leaders schmooze politicians who trumpet

J. Nelson Kraybill

May 21, 2018

Evangelical Anabaptism

What is “evangelical Anabaptist”? It’s a designation claimed in some form by Mennonite Brethren, Conservative Mennonite Conference, Evangelical Mennonite Conference and Evana Network — which

Rachel Stella

May 21, 2018

Learn, Pray, Join: At the table with enemies

This blog post is part of Mennonite Church USA’s Korean peninsula: Learn, Pray, Join initiative. I am a child of war refugees, the grandson of

Mennonite Church USA

May 18, 2018

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

The Mennonite

May 18, 2018

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

The Mennonite

May 18, 2018

Just come home

This is the story I was told: A young man had made some poor choices. He was at the end of his rope and knew

Gert Slabach

May 17, 2018

What superhero films teach us about heroism

Over the weekend, I watched the new blockbuster, Avengers: Infinity War. Although I enjoyed it, I am puzzled by — and a bit concerned about

AW Staff

May 15, 2018

A Holy Land eye-opener with MCC

David Chow recalls sitting in Sunday school as a child in a Christian Missionary Alliance congregation in Calgary, Alta., and learning what the nation of Israel meant for Christians. Chow grew up believing the state of Israel is a continuation of the biblical people of Israel and a sign that Jesus is returning.

Rachel Bergen | Mennonite Central Committee

May 14, 2018

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