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Tar, feathers and Liberty Bonds

On a mild Monday evening, April 22, 1918, a pro-war mob of McPherson County citizens invaded the peace of the Canton Mennonite community, north of

John E. Sharp

June 9, 2014

Goshen staffer resigns, protests hiring policy

A Goshen (Ind.) College librarian resigned May 19 in part because the college’s hiring policy requires gay and lesbian employees to be celibate. Tabi Berkey wrote

Kelli Yoder | Mennonite World Review

June 9, 2014

Millions of Bibles

Christian Aid Ministries, based in Berlin, Ohio, takes a detailed approach to its year-end accounting of distributed aid. 2,493,884 pounds of rice. Three washing machines.

Tim Huber

June 9, 2014

Project weaves peacemaking into language learning

Words are powerful, which is why the Language for Peace project aims to explore how Anabaptist and other philosophies of peacemaking are incorporated into various

Wil LaVeist | Mennonite Mission Network

June 9, 2014

Racism and empathy

Today a friend shared his experience when he was a young white teenager hanging out with young Latino men. When there was a possibility of

Tim Nafziger

June 9, 2014

Let’s talk about the Third Way

If you have been reading recent statements by Mennonite Church USA leaders, or even engaging in more private conversations about the inclusion of LGBTQ people

Joanna Harader

June 6, 2014

Unity in a time of terror

This was going to be a post about Pentecost, a reflection on my family’s love for our city-wide Mennonite Pentecost service — a service that involves as

Amy Yoder McGloughlin

June 5, 2014

I’m weary of blessing same-faith divorces

You are God’s building. Because of God’s grace to me, I have laid the foundation. . . . Now others are building on it. But whoever

Harvey Yoder

June 4, 2014

I am rich

We got our income taxes done last week. Let me tell you, I was stunned by the final number — it was staggeringly low. We fall way,

Kathleen Quiring

June 3, 2014

Pastor nudged church to act on civil rights

Vincent Harding, a civil rights activist and former Mennonite pastor who wrote Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “Beyond Vietnam” antiwar speech, died May 19 in Philadelphia. He was 82.

Harding served as co-pastor at Woodlawn Mennonite Church in Chicago from 1958 to 1961 before moving south to work . . .

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

June 2, 2014

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