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Syrian refugees and the Israelite exodus

An interesting story about some Syrian refugees in Toronto has been making the rounds, discussing how many are beginning to feel hopeless stuck in their

Ryan Robinson

January 29, 2016

Our top 10 songs: The Women in Leadership Project

We're featuring playlists from different individuals across Mennonite Church USA reflecting on their top 10 most important songs. This month’s playlist comes from members of The

Hannah Heinzekehr | Anabaptist World

January 28, 2016

MCC provides blankets, warm clothing in Nepal

Photo: Volunteer Jiwan Lama helps distribute winter supplies with MCC’s partner Sansthagat Bikas Sanjal, in Bhasbhase village, Nepal. The distribution provided materials to about 30 households

Julie Bell

January 28, 2016

A life of service through song

Photo: Galed Krisjyanta is a third-year music student at Goshen (Ind.) College. Photo by Hannah Sauder. Galed Krisjayanta, a third-year music student at Goshen (Ind.)

Jordan Waidelich

January 28, 2016

Where Jesus hangs out

As long as we continue believing and understanding that we are part of God’s redemptive story and as long as we go out into the

AW Staff

January 28, 2016

Change in the church

Change is always occurring. But when that change appears more dramatic than usual, it can feel frightening. I wish there was an emoticon for anxiety

Willard Metzger

January 28, 2016

Lee Snyder appointed interim president at EMU

Photo: As the search for the long-term presidential appointee moves forward on schedule, Dr. Lee Snyder will be Eastern Mennonite University's interim president. She was the

Eastern Mennonite University

January 27, 2016

“Peace, Pies & Prophets” brings in $7,000 at Bluffton

Photo: Ted & Co. co-founder Ted Swartz and Tim Ruebke perform "I'd Like to Buy an Enemy" at Bluffton (Ohio) University on Jan. 19. The performance explores America's

Meg Short, Bluffton University

January 27, 2016

The way we parent

Nereida Babilonia has lived in Philadelphia her entire life and wouldn't live anywhere else. Her perfect day involves her husband Pete's sopa de arroz, a good

The Mennonite

January 27, 2016

Schrag led MWR’s unity-building ministry

NEWTON, Kan. — Robert M. Schrag, editor of Mennonite Weekly Review for 27 years during a half-century career with the newspaper, died Jan. 26 at his home. He was 81. From 1960 to 2011, Schrag helped to shape MWR’s identity as an independent, news-driven journal promoting Mennonite unity, affirming Anabaptist beliefs and observing world events through the lens of Christian faith.

Paul Schrag | Mennonite World Review

January 27, 2016

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