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Trump PAC reaches out to Amish voters

Will the bearded, the bonneted, the barn-building Amish vote for the clean-shaven, combed-over, casino-building Donald Trump? A new political action committee is betting $41,000 they will. Called Amish PAC, the new organization will target Amish voters in Pennsylvania and Ohio, Vice News reported earlier this month.

Kimberly Winston | Religion News Service

May 31, 2016

MC USA archives relocate; new director hired

Jason B. Kauffman of Durham, North Carolina, has been named full-time director of archives and records management for the denomination’s Executive Board (EB) staff, effective

Mennonite Church USA staff

May 31, 2016

An uneasy peace with Memorial Day

Being steeped in Anabaptism yet greatly appreciative of the liberties secured by the sacrifice of blood and treasure by millions of citizens over many years,

Gene Mast

May 31, 2016

Claiming God’s love after the trauma of war

The Peace and Justice Support Network, a joint project of Mennonite Mission Network and Mennonite Church USA, offers a six week Sunday School curriculum, Returning

Mennonite Church USA

May 30, 2016

20 under 40

It’s an old trope: the lament that young adults are falling away from the church and a sense of despair for the church’s future. And

Hannah Heinzekehr | Anabaptist World

May 27, 2016

What’s missing in church — discipleship

According to missional leader Mike Breen, a disciple is someone who is learning to have the character and the competency of Jesus. It’s about faithfulness

David D. Flowers

May 27, 2016

What’s the cure for internet stage fright?

A few weeks ago, I joined a group of colleagues for a meeting where we were brainstorming ways for a Mennonite studies scholarship project we

malindaberry

May 26, 2016

EMU faculty, staff and students attend restorative justice training

Photo: Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, Virginia, students, faculty and staff attended a restorative justice training addressing college student misconduct and residential life April 11-13 at Skidmore

Harrison Horst and Lauren Jefferson, Eastern Mennonite University

May 26, 2016

Knowing and Unknowing

Jane Hoober Peifer recently moved to Harrisonburg, Virginia after retiring from pastoral ministry at Blossom Hill Mennonite Church in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in September of 2013.

Mennonite Church USA

May 26, 2016

Love is a verb, not a suspension

Meghan Florian is a writer and editor from Durham, North Carolina, where she teaches writing at William Peace University and the Center for Theological Writing

Meghan Florian, with response from Virginia Mennonite Conference leaders

May 26, 2016

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