The Mennonite wins six awards at ACP

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TORONTO—The Mennonite won six awards at the annual meeting of Associated Church Press, held here April 18-21. Entries were from 2003 issues.

Duane Stoltzfus’ article on Mary Oyer, “Still Turning to 606” (Nov. 18) won an award of merit (second place) for biographical profile.

Winning honorable mention (third place) were “Police Action or War?” by Everett J. Thomas (Jan. 7) for editorial courage, “Of Whitewash and War” by Kathryn Kingsbury (Jan. 7) for feature article, “The Baby Screaming in the Back Seat” by Julia Kasdorf (March 4) for poetry, “Four Spiritual Truths of a Peacemaking God” by J. Nelson Kraybill (Nov. 4) for theological reflection and a photo by Matthew Lester (Dec. 16, page 20) for photo illustration.

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