I just realized that most of my music is purchased at truck stops. There’s something about settling in for a long drive that brings out a craving for musical nostalgia.
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Wanted: Anabaptist saints
by ContributorText Examined: Hebrews 5:13-6:1 – “As much as we try to avoid any hint of superiority in matters of faith, the fact remains that we are called, as we mature, …
On the one hand, Celebration 2010 was about rediscovering that we are family. I left humming, “We are fam-i-ly…”
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“For I needed to tell my story, and you listened to me…”
by ContributorThis is a story about children, but it is not a children’s story. It is a story about the horrors that we, as a society, too often visit upon the …
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Moderator’s minute: Three words, three rocks
by ContributorAs I consider my new role as moderator of the executive board, three words come to mind: consultation, clarity, and communication.
Every summer, my wife and I mark a variety of milestones. We commemorate good times and bad with friends and family: weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, the day my father-in-law passed away. …
It wasn’t long after arriving at Celebration 2010 that I felt like one of the blind men in the famous Indian parable inserted into my childhood brain by a 19th-century …
Last November, in my role as interim Herald editor, I wrote an editorial urging Mennonite Brethren to participate in Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The Commission was formed as …
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Our extraordinarily ordinary age
by James ToewsWe are seduced by the language of the “superlative degree.” Our own noisy authorities know that this gets our attention, and so it is a rare social commentary that fails …