Volume 20, Number 8
How strong is our DNA?
Marriage in embodied mystery
Marriage has always been, and continues to be, a perplexing reality for Christians. From the Apostle Paul’s confusing advice to the more recent agonizing over divorce, Christian marriage has been plagued by anxiety and confusion. The conflicts in the church today are only the most recent chapter in millennia of struggle.
Readers write: April 11, 2016 issue
Jesus ‘affirms’ male-female marital unions
Re: “What is ‘good’ and ‘acceptable’?” feature, Feb. 15, page 4.
Exciting times for our church
Optimism in an age of ‘isms’
Mennonite plays
Dianne Bailey, Mary Bechtel and Beth Good play Mennonite pioneer women in the 1970 production of Trail of the Conestoga. Several ambitious drama projects were undertaken by Ontario Mennonites during this time, spurred on in part by Canada’s centennial in 1967 and a new emphasis on multiculturalism. The New Commandment by Barbara Coffman was produced in 1967.
Remembering Jesus’ Good Friday journey
MC Alberta defers approval of Future Directions report
When the church listens
Dancing towards reconciliation
Unpacking seven myths about youth sports
We just dipped our toe into the world of youth sports by signing our seven-year-old son, Sam, up for a T-ball team. Last summer he discovered a love for baseball and loves playing in the backyard with his little sister and my husband. He even sleeps with his baseball glove, so joining a team seemed like the next logical step.
Spring 2016 List of Books & Resources
Take a look, it’s in a book...
Flipping on the pastor switch
