Two old ladies and a time machine We had to be there for the fun. And the learning. Carol Duerksen | Doris Unruh April 17, 2023
The Easter bunny and zombie Jesus Jesus was clear that not only are children welcome in his presence, but he wants us to be like children. I sometimes struggle with knowing Danielle Klotz April 14, 2023
Jerry Shenk Breneman Jerry Shenk Breneman, 78, died March 2, 2023. He was born Jan. 18, 1945, to Martin and Naomi Breneman on their Manor Township, Lancaster County, Anabaptist World April 14, 2023
Musical theater a faith-building activity for children and adults Kids’ community theater is a place where children grow in faith and friendship through musical theater. Aimee Weishaupt | Silverwood Mennonite Church April 14, 2023
Suffering beyond Ukraine During a Lenten series on peace and justice issues, a speaker questioned why we are focusing so much on Ukraine but not on other places Anabaptist World April 13, 2023
Cheering for Chicagoans I am grateful to hear of Bethel Community Mennonite Church’s efforts in the face of gentrifying injustice (“Chicago church organizes neighbors to hold leaders to Anabaptist World April 13, 2023
Women past and present As I read the amazing articles by Malinda Elizabeth Berry, Sarah Ann Bixler and Linda Gehman Peachey (March 24), I recalled an article I wrote Anabaptist World April 13, 2023
Womanist theology for all I strongly affirm AW for celebrating womanist theology (March 24) not only as a benefit to Black women but as a gift to all Anabaptists Anabaptist World April 13, 2023
Will Congress keep hanging humanity on the Pentagon’s iron cross? It’s budget season in Washington, and people of faith should pay attention. Over the coming months, Congress will face — and make — critical budget Bridget Moix April 13, 2023
The miracle we didn’t pray for When hope seemed lost, God showed up in a big way. God still works wonders, often in small ways. Teresa Aeschliman April 13, 2023