June 18 2021 Issue Archives | Anabaptist World

Does house of prayer have open doors?

When I joined a Mennonite church as an adult, I realized I had a lot to learn. I was attracted to Anabaptist theology because of

Melanie A. Howard

June 30, 2021

Correction

A May 28 letter described Glen Guyton, executive director of Mennonite Church USA, as a “retired military person.” In fact, he did not retire but

Anabaptist World

June 29, 2021

Affirming women leaders

Thank you for the interview with Beth Allison Barr (“Is ‘biblical womanhood’ biblical?,” May 7). This spring I audited a New Testament class through Anabaptist

Anabaptist World

June 28, 2021

I am Indigenous — and also a settler

In 2006, my husband, Dan, and I moved to the Yakama Reservation in Washington state, where Dan’s family settled more than 150 years ago. We

Sarah Augustine

June 28, 2021

A modern Nehemiah in Nigeria

In my previous column, I introduced the work of Pastor Chuwang Pam, an Anabaptist pastor in Los Angeles, originally from Nigeria. Today I want to

Anthonia Onye

June 25, 2021

Picture neutralizes message

The picture accompanying “Interfaith Peace Efforts Strained by Israeli-Palestinian Violence” (May 28) is what most people will remember. A woman standing in the rubble of

Anabaptist World

June 25, 2021

The witness of with-ness

From ministry in Japan to mission agency leadership, Mike Sherrill believes the same Spirit that ignited his faith as a young adult energizes the global Anabaptist movement

Laurie Oswald Robinson | Mennonite Mission Network

June 25, 2021

No different from their neighbors: European Mennonites and the Holocaust

Arson in May 2019 at the Chabad Jewish Center in Needham, Mass. Vandalism of 59 gravestones with antisemitic graffiti at the Hebrew Cemetery in Falls

Alain Epp Weaver | For Anabaptist World

June 24, 2021

Authentic sermons

I’m sorry to hear that sermon writing has put such pressure upon our pastors (“Holy ghostwriters lend a hand,” May 28). They don’t owe us

Anabaptist World

June 24, 2021

Lebanese women let go of religious prejudice

Rayan Dabagh, an 18-year-old Sunni Muslim from Tripoli, Lebanon, admits she used to be afraid to interact with people who did not share her religious beliefs.

Mennonite Central Committee

June 24, 2021