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Advent day 11: Silence is broken

Byron Pellecer is Associate Conference Minister for Western District Conference. Reflections on Luke 1: 5-17. I can only imaging Zachariah’s torment. For nine months he

AW Staff

December 13, 2017

How often should the Lord’s Supper be?

The issue on the table today is how often we should celebrate the Lord’s Supper. Whether we call it Mass, Communion, Eucharist or the Lord’s

Scot McKnight

December 13, 2017

21st Century Discipleship and the Parable of the Sower: A Contemporary Rendition

Jessica Schrock-Ringenberg pastors at Zion Mennonite Church in Archbold, Ohio. A farmer knew that he was supposed to go out and sow some seeds. The

Jessica Schrock-Ringenberg

December 12, 2017

Advent day 10: The challenge of change

Alma Ovalle is Director of Student Ministries at Sarasota (Florida) Christian School. She loves to read, write, spend time with family and encourage students and

The Mennonite

December 12, 2017

Good news for Jerusalem?

My wife and I have led 13 groups of college students to the Middle East since 1991 as part of Eastern Mennonite University's required cross-cultural

Linford Stutzman

December 12, 2017

Advent day nine: The virtue of fidelity

Rev. Erica Lea-Simka is a graduate of San Jacinto College, Texas A&M, and Truett Theological Seminary. She has served Baptist and Mennonite congregations in Wyoming,

The Mennonite

December 11, 2017

MennoMedia responds to “Rethinking 606”

Amy Gingerich is the editorial director incoming CEO of MennoMedia. This piece is responding to Austin McCabe Juhnke's reflections, "Rethinking 606." Thanks to Austin McCabe

Amy Gingerich

December 11, 2017

Q&A: On Jerusalem, United States policies and Mennonites

On Dec. 6, U.S. President Donald Trump declared that his administration is recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and announced plans to move the U.S. embassy

Anabaptist World

December 11, 2017

Relationships made tangible in Thomas Fire

Photo of the Ojai Valley, California, during the Thomas Fire. Photo by Tim Nafziger. Tim Nafziger is a regular blogger for The Mennonite, Inc. Community is

Tim Nafziger

December 11, 2017

Former prison becomes Swiss Mennonite couple’s home

Spears to pruning hooks. Swords to plowshares. And since April 1, Anabaptist prison to cozy apartment. Already a tourist hotspot for Mennonites, portions of Trachselwald castle could even become an “official” museum.

Tim Huber | Mennonite World Review

December 11, 2017

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