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Book review: ‘Living on the Edge of the Edge’

The cover of Living on the Edge of the Edge: Letters to a Younger Colleague shows a dramatic photograph with a deep and beautiful canyon in

Ardie Goering

March 12, 2018

Bible: Glory of God, and the priest-king

Last week, we readers were part of the crowd of Israelites at the original Temple Mount in Jerusalem for the dedication of the first temple.

Reta Halteman Finger

March 12, 2018

Miller: The most courageous woman

I met her at the Mall of America in Minneapolis, two and a half hours from my home in rural Rusk County, Minn. She was

Lucinda J. Kinsinger

March 12, 2018

Yoder-Short: Stories rely on empathy

Have you ever wondered about her story, that woman caught in adultery? We know nothing about her situation. Contrast this with the Samaritan woman, where

Jane Yoder-Short

March 12, 2018

Illinois farmland gets a new mission

A revitalized farm property is bringing new life to rural north-central Illinois.

Rachel Stella | Mennonite World Review

March 12, 2018

Ecumenical evangelist

Gospel “crusades” have passed into history, but the era of mass evangelism still inspires. The death of Billy Graham on Feb. 21 at the age

Paul Schrag

March 12, 2018

Going nuts with guns

Our country is going nuts with guns, and the rest of the world is laughing at us. After every mass shooting, we hide behind the

Letters

March 12, 2018

The foolish voices of God

For love of the world, God did foolish things. As you can imagine, I have thought a lot about this over the past couple of

Christine Sine

March 12, 2018

A name worth keeping

What’s in a name? For Tim Unruh of Hillsboro, Kan., it’s more than a hill of beans. His decision to name his Menno Beans coffee

Tim Huber

March 12, 2018