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Eastern Canada Conference appoints executive minister

Anthony Siegrist has been appointed executive minister of Mennonite Church Eastern Canada. The MCEC Executive Council made the announcement Nov. 8.

Mennonite Church Eastern Canada

December 2, 2024

The impact of AI

I appreciated Lisa Schirch’s reflection on her experience at the “AI Ethics for Peace” gathering at the Peace Park in Hiroshima, Japan (November). Not only

Anabaptist World

November 29, 2024

To own or rent?

As a member of a small Mennonite congregation, I found the “Small and thriving” articles (November) very interesting. The editorial, “Little flocks with shining lamps,”

Anabaptist World

November 29, 2024

A definition of ‘USA’

In the name Mennonite Church USA, here is what the letters U, S and A have come stand for: U is for Unforbearing. Liberals did

Anabaptist World

November 29, 2024

To you will I cry, O Lord my rock

After Psalm 28:1 To You will I cry, O Lord My rock, my hidden reservoir, My aquifer in drought. You are the worry stone I

Shari Wagner | First Mennonite Church of Indianapolis

November 29, 2024

On the streets with the Prince of Peace

We welcome Jesus, as he welcomes us, into the work of mending the world

Ruth Goring

November 29, 2024

Resurrection testimony

I was deeply moved by Conrad L. Kanagy’s column, “How do I move from death to life?” (October). My divorce and recovery from it are

Anabaptist World

November 28, 2024

Jesus needs a new religion

America is not a Christian nation. It never was a Christian nation. Christianity died, institutionally, when it became Christendom with its fourth-century marriage to Rome.

Anabaptist World

November 28, 2024

Conservative groups to honor 500 years of Anabaptism at meeting in Switzerland

An international group of Conservative Mennonites will host a conference on Anabaptism in Switzerland to coincide with the 500th anniversary of the first adult baptisms in 1525 in Zurich.

Anabaptist World

November 28, 2024

Cobbling has come undone

Gerald Mast’s letter (“Merging, then dividing,” October) deserves a few additional comments. First, he is right to point out that ending up with (at least)

Anabaptist World

November 27, 2024

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