Is Christianity about IQ?

In 1984, Erma and Wilfred Martens were part of a small group that asked how the church could demonstrate that their daughter Linda was part of the church body. Their other daughter had been baptized, but Linda had developmental disabilities, and her ability to express her walk with Jesus was limited ...

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Articles

• Is Christianity about IQ?
• Christ-centered thinking
• True harmony
• Jairus' daughter

News stories, digests and Meno Acontecer

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• Web exclusive: Mission irony
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Columns

• Where is God taking us?
• Breaking down the walls of us and them
• Who's having a quarterlife crisis?
• U.S. and Canadian Mennos need each other

Readers Say

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• The morning after the election
• Convention theme uses unique word
• We are not all middle class and comfortable
• What good news?
• What good news? II
• Mixed emotions about evangelism
• Correction to attribution
• We cannot make peace with evil