A culture for mission

Ted Eash remembers the event well. As a pastor, he often received news about accidents; this one was no different. Several weeks earlier, a member of his congregation, a farmer, was forced to swerve his truck. The truck flipped, injuring him and damaging the truck beyond repair ...

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Articles

• A culture for mission
• Lived-out love
• More than lectures

News stories, digests and Meno Acontecer

• Young adults set their own agenda at retreat
• Clean fun for Mennonite ventriloquist
• MENNOS IN THE NEWS: Conservative radio host upset with no-anthem policy at Goshen College
• Divine financier helps Oxford Circle move forward
• Franconia Conference pastor loses credentials
• Geisers offer more details about rescue
• Settlers attack photographer, CPT worker
• 2009 convention to focus on Holy Spirit
• CLC will try ‘rotating white male’ model
• 300th anniversary
• Mennonite Central Committee’s Sept. 25 meeting with Iranian president Mahmoud
• Communication, development director named
• EMS opens campus in Lancaster, Pa..

Columns

• An empty chair at the (political) table
• Add words to deeds
• Mennonite by witness, not by family name
• What good news?

Readers Say

• Expand Christian Peacemaker Teams?
• Expand Christian Peacemaker Teams? II
• Expand Christian Peacemaker Teams? III
• Expand Christian Peacemaker Teams? IIII
• Expand Christian Peacemaker Teams? IIIII
• No effect on abortion rate
• Theology should inform politics
• Picking a political party
• Halo teaches killology
• Resurrection power is our hope
• Intercessory prayer can let us off the hook