March 4 2022 issue Archives | Page 2 of 3

What binds us?

In his Sermon on the Plain (Luke 20), Jesus answers an implied question: “How shall we live?” As in the similar Sermon on the Mount,

Danielle Klotz

March 4, 2022

MennoMedia reappoints director, reports strong sales

Amy Gingerich has been reappointed as executive director of MennoMedia. The agency also reported strong sales of the Voices Together hymnal and other books.

Anabaptist World

March 4, 2022

Introducing Anabaptism

Thank you for the report about the exhibition at Trachselwald Castle (“Stairway stories,” Feb. 11). We have recently installed a wireless network that enables visitors

Anabaptist World

March 3, 2022

The next generation?

John D. Roth features prominently in most news referencing the study or sharing of Mennonite history. He’s nearing retirement (“MennoMedia hires staff for Anabaptism quincentenary,”

Anabaptist World

March 3, 2022

Confessional or creedal?

Creeds are binding and forever. Confessions are living documents because the church is alive.

Melissa Florer-Bixler | For Anabaptist World

March 3, 2022

MC USA home Lent guide available online

Mennonite Education Agency of Mennonite Church USA has released its Lent at Home 2022 worship guide at mennoniteusa.org/lentathome.

Mennonite Church USA

March 2, 2022

Hispanic Mennonite Church has new moderator-elect

Josué González of Miami was elected as moderator-elect of Iglesia Menonita Hispana (Hispanic Mennonite Church) Jan. 29 during IMH’s national assembly.

Mennonite Education Agency

March 2, 2022

People of the land, around the world

Mennonite Farmers is the result of a multiyear collaboration of the author, Winnipeg-based historian Royden Loewen, with scholars John Eicher, Hans Peter Fast, Susie Fisher,

Anabaptist World | Rachel Waltner Goossen

March 1, 2022

In Jesus’ name

Thank you to James E. Brenneman for describing why it is better to think of ourselves as Jesus-centered than Christ-centered (“There’s just something about that

Anabaptist World

March 1, 2022

See how he loved!

Lazarus dies, and jesus weeps. He doesn’t get to his friend Lazarus in time, in time to touch his sick body, to heal him. All

Anabaptist World | Isaac S. Villegas

March 1, 2022