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Evangelicalism — a modern Christian heresy

As Gnosticism was a Christian movement that was refuted as heresy, evangelicalism is a Christian movement with ideas that go far afield from Jesus, the

Jesse Glick

October 20, 2017

WWI exhibit teaches about peace for today

Patriotism. Allegiance. Dissent. Loyalty. Conscience. These are loaded words, often meaning radically different things to different people. How should we honor the flag? How should

Ruth Harder

October 18, 2017

New structure approved for MC Canada

WINNIPEG, Man. — Delegates voted 94 percent in favor of taking Mennonite Church Canada’s existing structures off of life support equipment that some believe is designed for a society and church culture from a prior century.

Dan Dyck | Mennonite Church Canada

October 18, 2017

The metamorphosing power of change

Deborah Froese is Director of News Services for Mennonite Church Canada. You can read our full coverage of the recent MC Canada Special Assembly here.

Deborah Froese

October 18, 2017

MennoMedia moving to downtown Harrisonburg

MennoMedia and its book imprint Herald Press will relocate from a location near Eastern Mennonite University to new rental space in downtown Harrisonburg, Virginia. The

MennoMedia release

October 18, 2017

New Management

Byron Pellecer is Associate Conference Minister for Western District Conference. While living and planting a church in Wichita, Kansas, my wife and I decided to

AW Staff

October 18, 2017

The anti-fascist origins of ‘Judeo-Christian values’

On Oct. 13, President Trump told participants in the Values Voter Summit that “We are stopping cold the attacks on Judeo-Christian values.” Now, critics found

Chris Gehrz

October 18, 2017

Faith Online: Pain, paradox and promise

Malinda Elizabeth Berry lives in Elkhart, Indiana, where she and her family are part of Fellowship of Hope Mennonite Church. She teaches theology and ethics

The Mennonite

October 17, 2017

Communities of nonviolence

Nonviolence is the decision to live without committing homicidal violence. It is comparable to the familiar choices to live without committing rape, or slavery or

John K. Stoner

October 17, 2017

EMU celebrates its centennial year

Photo: Alumni award recipients Laura Rosenberger '03 (Outstanding Young Alumna), Chester Wenger '36 (Centennial Award with spouse Sara Jane '42 Wenger), Leonard Dow '87 (Distinguished Service

Marshall King, for The Mennonite

October 16, 2017

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