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Blue saris and shaved heads

Long, voluminous hair has long been regarded as an archetypal feminine trait.

Confessions of a gay Mennonite

In addition to being smart, funny, politically conservative and an entrepreneur, Jude (a pseudonym) is also same-sex-oriented, a secret he has kept from his parents and most of his community.

Dispelling the myths of ‘microwave ministry’

In North American society, where most people have been blessed with an abundance of resources, many see short-term missions as a way to use what we have to help others.

You get what you need . . . in church

A discussion among us thirty-something Mennonites has been heating up online. It’s a discussion that cuts to the heart of nearly everything the church worries about us.

Holy moments at the bottom of the world

Zoe Matties describes the four months she spent taking groups on tours between Argentina, the Falkland Islands, Georgia and Antarctica with One Ocean Expeditions as “holy moments.”

Straddling boundaries

I was sitting in a theology class during my first year at Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) in Winnipeg, when the question first dawned on me: Where does my professor go to church?

Express yourself

Some readers may only know me as Canadian Mennonite’s Young Voices co-editor. Not many know a lot about me.

On sabbatical . . . from Facebook

It’s not an original idea. Chances are good you’ve either done it yourself or you know someone who has given up Facebook for some length of time.

‘Trusting God to be present’

I have no medical training.

Good Seed Sunday involves 500 congregations

As leaders of the environmental movement are despairing that there is little hope for the future of our world, A Rocha, a national faith-based creation-care organization, saw a need to fill.

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