The reparations summit in Goshen, Ind., (“Repair & Revival” by Lisa Schirch, February) gave voice to generations of Black and Indigenous people, calling Mennonites to
“Four Days in Minneapolis” (page 24) describes a powerful story of activism, but it does not reflect historic Anabaptist faith, which is rooted in quiet
In response to Kenneth Showalter’s query (Letters, February) [for quotes by Charlie Kirk that contradict Jesus’ teaching to “love thy neighbor”]: “If I see a
I agree with James Brenneman (“Back to the Future: Mennonites in 2525,” January) that Constantine misused Nicaea for political ends. This regrettable fact does not
The church has a credibility problem. That isn’t a hot take. It’s measurable. Trust surveys show a steady decline. Attendance keeps sliding. The reputation of
