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Conservative Mennonite Conference

Conservative Conference history to be released

ROSEDALE, Ohio — While writing the history of the Conservative Mennonite Conference, Nathan E. Yoder paid particular attention to the term “conservative.”

Conversations across the Mennonite family, he said, “have loaded a lot of rhetorical freight on labels such as ‘conservative’ and ‘evangelical.’ ”

He hopes his history of a group with “conservative” in its name can contribute to current discussion and discernment.

Vicki Sairs | Rosedale Bible College

June 9, 2014

Biblical alliance

In 1997 a group of ministers from the Conservative Mennonite Conference formulated a resolution lamenting the conference’s “theological drift” from its “historic moorings.” “We believe

John D. Roth

April 28, 2014

‘Extreme giving’ normal for Michigan church

Despite local economic hardship, Pigeon River Mennonite Church has cultivated a culture of “extreme giving” — a tradition that is in at least its fourth generation.

Kevin King | Mennonite Disaster Service

March 3, 2014
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