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Bible: We have a confession to make

The language of confession is both under- and overused at present, in different ways. On the one hand, in church settings most of us practice

Meghan Florian

January 15, 2018

Former MC USA congregations join MB conference

HENDERSON, Neb. — Five former Mennonite Church USA congregations joined the U.S. Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches Nov. 3-4.

Janae Rempel | Christian Leader

January 15, 2018

Kriss: Trying to see from another’s view

The final project of our Christian Ethics class last semester was a field trip rooted in the implications of what we learned. My small class

Stephen Kriss

January 15, 2018

Inspiring editorials

“True Evangelical Faith” by Paul Schrag and “Convictional Inaction” by Rachel Stella were inspiring, challenging and based on sound Anabaptist theology. As evangelical Christians, our

Letters

January 15, 2018

Truly evangelical

I appreciated your editorial, “True Evangelical Faith” (Jan. 1), but I wonder if your readers understand the difference between modern evangelical faith and true evangelical

Letters

January 15, 2018

Kingdom priorities

Thank you to Evan Oswald for “Selling the Evangelical Soul” (Letters & Comments, Jan. 1). Instead of power over others, Christ calls us to be servants

Letters

January 15, 2018

The tax reform we need

The pliable instructions Jesus gives for paying taxes leave plenty of room for interpretation: “Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to

Tim Huber

January 15, 2018

Miller: Enough to give more

Every December, my partner, John, and I review our charitable giving and develop a budget for the year ahead. We’ve found developing a budget requires

JB Miller

January 15, 2018

Longhurst: Who fears death?

“Why are evangelical Christians and conservative Catholics overrepresented among those who experience higher levels of guilt, regret and uncertainty in the face of impending death?”

John Longhurst

January 15, 2018

Pushing nuclear buttons

On New Year’s Day, the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un claimed “a nuclear button is always on the desk in my office.” In this

Paul Schrag

January 15, 2018