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Symposium highlights higher education histories

HARRISONBURG, Va. — Students and seasoned scholars alike gathered March 24 at Eastern Mennonite University for the Centennial Histories Symposium, featuring the authors of five histories of Mennonite higher education institutions.

Lauren Jefferson | Eastern Mennonite University

April 16, 2018

Mennonite World Review, The Mennonite talk merger

The nonprofit organizations that publish the two leading U.S. Mennonite periodicals, and manage robust digital platforms, are exploring a merger to strengthen Anabaptist journalism in a fast-changing media environment.

Mennonite World Review Inc. | The Mennonite Inc.

April 16, 2018

How can we judge those outside the church?

When I got home from work, the unopened envelope was sitting there on the desk. I knew what it was before I even read it.

Ryan McKelvey

April 16, 2018

Who are the slaves serving us?

Since by definition slaves have virtually no control over their living conditions or their compensation, is slavery a thing of the past? Unfortunately, there are

Harvey Yoder

April 9, 2018

Many are disappointed

Thank you, E. Daniel Martin, for “Why Lancaster Conference Got an Annulment” (Letters & Comments, March 12). He clearly states why so many are disappointed with

Letters

April 9, 2018

Kriss: Change is constant; control is not

The idea of progress and continual growth is a lie we’ve believed from modernity. Growing up in western Pennsylvania during the collapse of industry and

Stephen Kriss

April 9, 2018

The Babel Pentagon

We peacemakers have not been vigilant over the military-industrial complex. The Department of Defense has grown into an unmanageable monster, gulping down enormous amounts of

Letters

April 9, 2018

An effective medium

David White speaks the truth when he says, “Christians should focus on proclaiming Jesus as the way, the truth and the life” (“Filmmaker Probes Meaning

Letters

April 9, 2018

Kraybill: Let me sleep till Christ returns

When my earthly sojourn ends, please say that I died, not that I “passed.” The latter happens to footballs and plates of food. Aversion to

J. Nelson Kraybill

April 9, 2018

Bible: An open door in the sky

After three lessons celebrating Jesus’ resurrection to everlasting life, the next two take us directly into heaven itself — complete with a throne, crowns, jewels

Reta Halteman Finger

April 9, 2018