Soul Force: Seven Pivots toward Courage, Community, and Change Reesheda Graham-Washington and Shawn Casselberry Herald Press Reviewed by Jacqueline Block What is the subject? Soul Force encourages us to live…
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A call to co-labour with the church in Germany MBH interviewed Alex Suderman, who with his wife Carla and four children, is beginning a FOCUS apprenticeship church planting in Germany…
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Who are we now and what is our job? These were the questions that dominated the agenda at the last meetings of the renamed national faith and life team (NFLT)…
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God’s People in Mission: An Anabaptist Perspective Stanley W. Green and Rafael Zaracho Reviewed by D. Berg What is the subject? The 10 chapters of God’s People in Mission expound…
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International Development Week celebrates Canadians who care about Canada’s commitment to ending global hunger and poverty February 3-9, 2019, is International Development Week, a week set aside to celebrate the…
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Article 18 of the MB Confession of Faith looks at Christ’s Final Triumph. This item of the Confession bears witness to both hope and warning: hope for the believer looking forward to being with Jesus in glory and warning for all others that life apart from Jesus awaits.
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One: Unity in a Divided World Deidra Riggs Baker Books Review by Adrian Warkentin What is the subject? Unity. Deidra Riggs believes that “God is inviting us to sit…
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John 1:19–34 When was your last adventure in the wilderness and what was your best moment? Three days into a trip on the waters of Northern Saskatchewan, I peer over…
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MB Seminary program update Chaplaincy started as a Christian tradition but today, surprisingly, there are only two Christian institutions in Canada offering chaplaincy training—and MB Seminary (through ACTS) is one…
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Rapid change seems to be unsettling every corner of the gardens of our lives, including the church (even this Herald has a new look, fresh upon the change in publishing…
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This is the first issue of our 58th volume: for more than half a century, MB Herald has graced bookshelves, desks, and coffee tables across the country. We’re proud of this heritage – we’re honoured to be “sharing the life & story of the Mennonite Brethren in Canada.”
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Read also Rooting unsteady trees Out of the womb…
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Doug Klassen accepted the call to become executive minister of Mennonite Church Canada, effective June 2019. He has pastored in St. Catharines, Winnipeg, and Calgary. He served on MC Canada’s…
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More on Lent What I like about Lent The addition and subtraction of Lent “On the Lent” Gifts from U2 and from God Why Lent, why Now? Repentance was last…