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3 things I love about being an Anabaptist

When you belong somewhere, you are home. That’s why I appreciate not only my Anabaptist heritage, but my current experience as well. I think Anabaptists

Gert Slabach

September 18, 2017

Human just like us

“I can understand that Jesus is our example in spiritual things, but for day-to-day living, that just doesn’t make any sense.” My friend raised a

April Yamasaki

September 15, 2017

Learning language is a spiritual discipline

We were invited by Swiss friends to eat in an exclusive restaurant during our last weekend in Switzerland. As we got settled around the table,

Don Clymer

September 14, 2017

Living Life as Purple People

"A woman named Lydia, from the city of Thyatira, a seller of purple fabrics, a worshiper of God, was listening; and the Lord opened her

The Mennonite

September 13, 2017

Giving trends of Millennials (and others) to congregations

Beryl Jantzi is director of Stewardship Education at Everence. This article originally appeared at Everence.com and on the Menno Snapshots blog of Mennonite Church USA. As the

Mennonite Church USA

September 13, 2017

Why would Jesus talk about hell?

Jesus talked about hell more than all the other Bible authors combined. Hell is mentioned explicitly 23 times in the New Testament, and in 16

Harold N. Miller

September 13, 2017

Communities recovering from Hurricane Irma, MDS and MCC respond

Photo: Flooding caused by Hurricane Irma reached almost a third of the way up the walls of Osa Jonmarits' home in La Chapelle, Haiti. MCC

Hannah Heinzekehr, The Mennonite

September 12, 2017

Bestselling author shares thoughts on integrity with Bluffton students

Photo: Nathan Whitaker speaks during Opening Convocation at Bluffton (Ohio) University. Photo provided. Sometimes it’s the little things we do in life in life that

Tricia Bell, Bluffton University

September 12, 2017

Top five reasons we really don’t want to be missional

Jessica Schrock-Ringenberg is an apostle serving at Zion Mennonite Church in Archbold, Ohio. Missional. We’ve been hearing this word for 20 years. Our seminaries have

Jessica Schrock-Ringenberg

September 12, 2017

Muted voices in World War I, and today

An unsuccessful effort to locate artifacts related to World War I conscientious objection was an unexpected blessing for developers of an exhibit that will be featured at a symposium on the topic this October at the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Mo.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

September 12, 2017

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