Contents of Volume XCIII October 2019 Number Four In This Issue Let us “also work with our hands, so that the Lord’s work may be Furthered”: A Disruptive Ecclesial Economy at Kafumba, 1922-1943 Anicka Fast Rein Willink’s Rescue Expedition to Molochna: Between Reconstruction and Emigration –…
Contents of Volume XCIII July 2019 Number Three In This Issue July 2019 Overview by John D. Roth, editor The Lawndale Choice: Singing Mennonite from the City Austin McCabe Juhnke “Nurse Without a Country”: When a Mennonite Who Refused to Bear Arms Prevailed in Her Bid for…
Contents of Volume XCIII April 2019 Number Two In This Issue April 2019 Overview by John D. Roth, editor In Memoriam – William Klassen (1930-2019) “An Enduring Peace” – An Artistic Homage to Alan Kreider Andy Alexis-Baker “Why do we preach as we do?”: The Bivocal…
Contents of Volume XCIII January 2019 Number One In This Issue January 2019 Overview by John D. Roth, editor In This Issue “Part of the Authority Structure”: An Organizational History of Mennonite Indian Residential Schools in Ontario Anthony G. Siegrist Henry VIII’s March 1535 Proclamation against Anabaptists Reconsidered…
Contents of Volume XCII October 2018 Number Four In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor A Narrow Gate? Proceeding along the Way of Jesus by the Spirit Nancy Elizabeth Bedford Believers’ Church and the (Counter) Political: The Promise of Anabaptist Ecclesiology in the South…
Contents of Volume XCII October 2018 Number Four In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor A Narrow Gate? Proceeding along the Way of Jesus by the Spirit Nancy Elizabeth Bedford Believers’ Church and the (Counter) Political: The Promise of Anabaptist Ecclesiology in the South African…
Contents of Volume XCII July 2018 Number Three In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor Mwali and the Brethren in Christ: Embodied Spiritual Rivalry in Colonial Matabeleland Wendy Urban-Mead “By the Hand of a Woman”: Gender, Nationalism, and the Origins of Mennonite History Writing Benjamin…
"This Reckless Journey": Immanence and Transcendence in the Poetry of Jean Janzen TODD DAVIS* Abstract: From her earliest work as a writer, Jean Janzen’s poetry has explored the incarnational dimension of human existence, moving back and forth between her strong belief in the presence of God in the natural…
Everyday Mysteries: A Religious Life in the Real World KATHLEEN NORRIS* Writers and religious people take a bum rap as being ?other-worldly,? not grounded in the real world. But I have long considered that a convenient little fib. Ever since I encountered John Keats’s great poem ?Ode on a Grecian…
Moving Beyond Charisma in Civil Rights Scholarship: Vincent Harding’s Sojourn with the Mennonites, 1958-1966 TOBIN MILLER SHEARER* Abstract: This essay traces the Mennonite sojourn of African-American pastor, scholar and activist Vincent Harding and examines his position in between the Civil Rights Movement and the Mennonite community. In 1963, the…
