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Internet killing religion?

A professor in Massachusetts noticed recently that religion’s decline in America coincided with the rise of the Internet. He theorized that the two might be

Tom Ehrich | Religion News Service

May 12, 2014

NYC church partners for highly efficient apartments

A New York City church has taken an active role in bringing a passive solution to Brooklyn housing needs. Iglesia Menonita Unida De Avivamienta (United

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

May 12, 2014

Canadian man guilty of drug trafficking

An Alberta Mennonite has been sentenced after being found guilty of smuggling cocaine from Mexico into Canada. Jacob Fehr of Peace River, Alta., grew up

Mennonite World Review staff

May 12, 2014

#BringBackOurGirls

The Toledo (Iowa) church plant project I am working on received a letter from the denominational offices of the Church of the Brethren today. It

Brian R. Gumm

May 9, 2014

Resisting an evil spirit

While Christians in North America debate theology and church rules, those in Nigeria face far greater challenges. The threat of death, fleeing one’s home or

Paul Schrag

May 8, 2014

Proximity doesn’t equal peace

Lately, I've found myself working more and more with adults who are interested in exploring conversations about race, justice and reconciliation. It is not uncommon

Austin Channing Brown

May 8, 2014

Pitching the perfect sermon

Pitching to the boys on my son’s coach-pitch baseball team in Houston is nerve wracking. There’s little in my week I concentrate more on or expect perfection

Marty Troyer

May 7, 2014

Imagining ‘an alternative to the sword’

During the course I'm teaching at Messiah College, Historical Study of Peace, we’ve focused intently on American peace movements and tracked two different forms of peace

Devin C. Manzullo-Thomas

May 6, 2014

From Paraguay to Goshen, faith in many forms

GOSHEN, Ind. — Across 13 countries and many cultural barriers, three Goshen College graduates found hospitality among different South and Central American Anabaptist groups during their 11-month, 10,000-mile bicycle journey from Paraguay to Goshen.

Brian Yoder Schlabach | Goshen College

May 5, 2014

Nobel Laureate urges EMU graduates to take action

HARRISONBURG, Va. — Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee called 467 members of Eastern Mennonite University’s graduating class to take action in the present rather than be paralyzed by uncertainty about their future.

“Begin with what you have,” she said April 27, using “your little gift to change the world.”

Gbowee referred with pride in her commencement speech to being a graduate of EMU . . .

Bonnie Price Lofton | Eastern Mennonite University

May 5, 2014

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