The way youth and young adults choose to express their faith may not look like mine or the previous generations, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that they aren’t being faithful to Jesus or Anabaptism.
Anabaptism
Biblical interpretation event to be held April 18
“The Bible through Anabaptist Eyes: Christ at the Center,” a seminar on biblical interpretation, will be held on Saturday, April 18 at Penn View Christian School in Souderton, Pennsylvania.
Read your way to Pennsylvania 2015
by Phyllis Pellman Good, for Mennonite World Conference Whether you’re planning to attend the next Mennonite World Conference assembly, or just want to learn more about Anabaptists around the world, […]
An Anabaptist “In House” Discussion: Forming a Non-Racist Approach to Ethics and Social Responsibility
by Drew Hart, reposted by permission I am concerned that many Anabaptists have unconsciously and unknowingly adopted a model for social action and ethics that is problematic because it cooperates […]
Recovering catholicity
I still remember the words of my tour guide in St. John Lateran in Rome. She referred to our group’s Protestants with loving disdain. She announced, “For the Protestants here, I want you to remember that this was your ‘Vatican’ — the center of the Western church….”
“Dominance is a blinder:” Introducing Drew Hart
Drew Hart’s journey has pulled him into uncharted territory. His theological work is an encounter at the borderlines between black liberation theology and Anabaptism.
Rarely linked in academic circles, Hart argues that the shared pursuit of justice equips these two traditions to be complimentary conversation partners. Although, Hart emphatically adds, “Anabaptism needs black theology more than black theology needs Anabaptism.”