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Task group files legal complaint regarding Hopi Mission School

More than one year ago, Mennonite Church USA’s Executive Board appointed a task group to address concerns about the Hopi Mission School (HMS) — a

Mennonite Church USA/Mennonite Education Agency

October 2, 2015

Bethel College alumna named to presidential advisory council

Photo: Aziza Hasan, left, leads the faculty and administration processional along with then-interim Bethel College president John Sheriff at Bethel's 2010 commencement, for which Hasan

Melanie Zuercher

October 2, 2015

Let’s talk about sin

I have all but ousted the word “sin” from my Christian lexicon, referring instead to the more palatable sounding, “brokenness,” or the human “problem.” As

Cindy Brandt

October 1, 2015

Murkiness, comfort and hope

This is the first resurrection story in the Bible. Amidst all the miracles of the Hebrew scriptures — creation and the flood and the plagues

Joanna Harader

September 30, 2015

Wilderness Wind resumes operations as Chicago Voyagers

Updated, April 4, 2018: The Mennonite, Inc., has learned operations of Wilderness Wind resumed under Chicago Voyagers in 2017. Visit their website to learn more.

Wilderness Wind staff

September 29, 2015

Unity with diversity in CCCU

As president emeritus of Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Va., and of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, I should express my perspective in

Myron S. Augsburger

September 29, 2015

Theater addresses MC Canada sexuality conflict

Theatre of the Beat in Stouffville, Ont., is taking on same-sex sexuality and gender within Mennonite Church Canada in a new play written by artistic director Johnny Wideman.

“We would hear, ‘Oh, if you guys tackle social justice issues, would you ever talk about the conflict of sexuality in the church?’ ” Wideman said. “We heard that time after time after time.”

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

September 28, 2015

Tanzanians counter myths, stigma of albinism

CHITARE, Tanzania — In a Mennonite church packed with about 180 people, workshop facilitator Specioza Kifutu guided the crowd in voicing what they’ve heard about those living with albinism — an inherited condition where people lack pigmentation or coloration in their skin, hair and eyes.

The answers were chilling.

Marla Pierson Lester | Mennonite Central Committee

September 28, 2015

Mercifully progressive

Progress isn’t just for progressives. Traditionalists too see the need for positive change. Christians define progress in different ways, but many would agree that making

Paul Schrag

September 28, 2015

Memories of Pax

I found “Lasting Ties in Western Europe” (Aug. 31) interesting because I was one of the six Pax fellows who opened that unit in Germany

Letters

September 28, 2015

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