June 18 2021 Issue Archives | Page 2 of 4

The irony of my Mennonite-ness

A friend of mine asks fascinated questions about my lifestyle as a conservative Mennonite. Is it true you drive only black cars? How does a

Lucinda J. Kinsinger

June 23, 2021

No room for disagreement

A Religion News Service article in the May 28 issue asks, “Should President Biden be denied communion?” Of course he should. Everyone knows the Roman

Anabaptist World

June 23, 2021

VSers left hearts in NYC — or stayed

New York City Voluntary Service unit closes, but legacy of service lives on

Laurie Oswald Robinson | Mennonite Mission Network

June 23, 2021

Expensive arms race

During 2020, world military expenditures increased to $1.981 trillion, with the three leading military powers comprising 55% of the total. The U.S. increased its military

Anabaptist World

June 22, 2021

Inclusive magazine

We are adjusting to the merger of The Mennonite and Mennonite World Review, both of which served well and long. I commend the excellent job

Anabaptist World

June 22, 2021

Baptist delegates: ban abusive pastors

SBC messengers are told they can’t revoke 2019 endorsement of critical race theory

Bob Smietana and Adelle M. Banks | Religion News Service

June 22, 2021

Land of hope

Mennonite Disaster Service works with partners to build a new neighborhood in a small Texas town after Hurricane Harvey

Susan Kim | Mennonite Disaster Service

June 22, 2021

The courage to admit failure

In 1986 an amishman by the name of David Luthy published a most unusual book. The title, The Amish in America, suggested a standard overview

John D. Roth

June 21, 2021

No longer proud

Growing up, I was proud of being Mennonite. Now I seldom use the name, as it seems to no longer mean a person who believes

Anabaptist World

June 21, 2021

MB Foundation grants set new record in 2020

MB Foundation announced in its 2020 annual report that it gave its largest grant amount in a single year last year, totaling $906,118.

MB Foundation

June 21, 2021