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Time to forgive Judas?

On the morning Jesus was condemned to die, Judas took his own life. His death makes me sad, since suicide always leaves a devastating wound

J. Nelson Kraybill

March 14, 2016

Resurrection through tears and change

Several years ago during the Easter vigil at Resurrection Catholic parish in my hometown of Johnstown, Pa., I found myself weeping almost uncontrollably. The Saturday

Stephen Kriss

March 14, 2016

Many never joined

As members of a Lancaster Mennonite Conference congregation, we were discouraged by the decision to leave Mennonite Church USA. The issue of who could vote

Letters

March 14, 2016

Low German Mennonite colonies growing fast in Bolivia

HESSTON, Kan. — Even though Buhler Mennonite Church Pastor Willmar T. Harder wasn’t preaching, he brought a pair of austere black boots to his presentation on the Low German Mennonites of Bolivia at the March 4 Mennonite World Review Inc. annual corporation meeting at Hesston College.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

March 14, 2016

Table talk

When I was growing up, our family dinner table was a favorite gathering place. We often had guests, and conversations were lively. Occasionally disagreements would

JB Miller

March 14, 2016

Bible: Faith under stress

We cannot always predict how we will act under stress. The Apostle Peter declares he will never desert Jesus but before morning has three times

Lois Y. Barrett

March 14, 2016

Resisting war taxes

As a conscientious objector to war, I believe that paying for war is a form of participation in war. Knowing that 45 percent of my

Letters

March 14, 2016

Unity in obedience

In “The Unity Jesus Meant” (World Neighbors, Feb. 15), Richard Showalter says it well when he states: “If our primary concern for unity is really

Letters

March 14, 2016

Pain of being different

It makes me very sad when I see what is happening to my beloved Mennonite Church. I was raised in an Old Order Amish blended

Letters

March 14, 2016

Book review: ‘Crossing the Loange’

One has to have one’s eyes open, one has to ask questions when they come to mind, or one finds oneself finished with a two-year

Ardie Goering

March 14, 2016

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