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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

Mennonite Church Canada votes for dramatic new structure

Photo: Participants at the 2017 Mennonite Church Canada special assembly, Oct. 13-15. MC Canada photo. At a special assembly in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct. 13-15, delegates

Josiah Neufeld, for The Mennonite

October 16, 2017

Unoriginal sin

As far as sins go, a rich older dude using his power and influence to sexually prey upon young women is about as unoriginal as

Ryan Dueck

October 16, 2017

MCC meat canning feeds people in Ukraine and beyond

Photo: Yulia Gurzhiy and her children, clockwise, Rostislav, 9; Veronika, 8; Alexey 2, Aleksandra, 4; and Viktoria, 11, stand in their apartment in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. The

Mennonite Central Committee

October 13, 2017

Let’s talk about wealth

Ben Wideman is Campus Pastor for 3rd Way Collective at Penn State University. How do you determine your wealth? One of the ways I know

Ben Wideman

October 13, 2017

My grandma and Colin Kaepernick

In his op-ed in The New York Times, Chris Reid describes why he and Colin Kaepernick “took a knee” during the national anthem last year.

Jason Rhodes Showalter

October 13, 2017

Kansas Mennonite at the center of ACLU lawsuit

Photo: Esther Koontz. For Kansas math and science coach Esther Koontz, a personal decision to boycott goods with connections to Israel has landed her on

Hannah Heinzekehr, The Mennonite

October 12, 2017

Nebraska university with Mennonite roots to close

Grace University in Omaha, Neb., founded by Mennonites in 1943 as Grace Bible Institute, announced Oct. 3 it will close at the end of the academic year.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

October 12, 2017

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