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Violence comes to church’s doorstep in Congo

Sunday morning, Dec. 4, soldiers grabbed a Mennonite pastor as he stepped from his house at the headquarters of the Mennonite Church of Congo in Tshikapa, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Lynda Hollinger-Janzen, Africa Inter-Mennonite Mission | Mennonite Mission Network

December 19, 2016

Embrace the darkness

Hens lose their egg-laying gusto as the days get shorter. Rather than offer a winter respite to her flock, my wife chose brainwashing over relief.

Tim Huber

December 19, 2016

Washington Witness: Votes reveal divisions

During the tumultuous campaign season, the 24-hour news cycle of U.S. politics hardly reported on anything but the election. However, if you seek out international

Charissa Zehr

December 19, 2016

Watson: I’ll take the pat-down

I am slow going through airport security. I tend to hold up the line. Confuse other passengers. Disrupt the TSA agents. That is because I

Hillary Watson

December 19, 2016

Double standard

Since Dale Welty’s false allegations about Hillary Clinton (Letters & Comments, Dec. 5) likely represent the views of more than one Mennonite, they suggest the need

Letters

December 19, 2016

Opinion: At Standing Rock, God heard our cries for justice

On the second Sunday of Advent, I was part of a historic celebration of the power of nonviolent resistance. At Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, thousands of voices cried out in America’s wilderness.

Shane Claiborne | For Religion News Service

December 19, 2016

History: Stones of remembrance

I had my apple strudel and coffee — not to be missed if you’re visiting Innsbruck, Austria — in a café along Maria Theresa Street.

John E. Sharp

December 19, 2016

King: ‘A treaty between your love and mine’

In distress, my daughter who loves the music of Leonard Cohen phoned us just after the U.S. elections. Cohen, she said, was dead. I was

Michael A. King

December 19, 2016

Lessons from legacies

Remembering famous people who have died marks a rite of passage from one year to the next. At MWR we follow this tradition too, believing

Paul Schrag

December 19, 2016

Book review: ‘Enchantment and Despair’

The writer Flannery O’Connor once said, “Anybody who has survived his childhood has enough information about life to last him the rest of his days.

Laurie Oswald Robinson

December 19, 2016

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