Does Pietism Provide a “Usable Past” for Today’s Churches?
A final post related to last week's Colloquium on Pietism Studies at Bethel University. ...read more
Category: Links
Does Pietism Provide a “Usable Past” for Today’s Churches?
Brethren in Christ on the World Wide Web
Here are a few Brethren in Christ-related links that caught my attention over the past weeks! ...read more
Cookbooks, Symbols, and (Anabaptist) Religion
What can a cookbook tell us about 1970s Anabaptist religion? A lot, according to scholar David Swartz. ...read more
Brethren in Christ on the World Wide Web
Here are a few Brethren in Christ-related links that caught my attention over the past weeks! ...read more
Brethren in Christ Historical Society Names New Editor
Harriet Sider Bicksler succeeds founding editor E. Morris Sider as the new editor of the Brethren in Christ Historical Society. ...read more
Brethren in Christ on the World Wide Web
A few Brethren in Christ-related links that caught my attention over the past weeks....read more
Brethren in Christ on the World Wide Web
A few Brethren in Christ-related links that caught my attention over the past weeks....read more
Brethren in Christ on the World Wide Web
A few Brethren in Christ-related links that caught my attention over the past weeks. ...read more
“A Time of Transition” in the Brethren in Christ Church
An essay in the latest IN PART magazine offers a first-person account of the Brethren in Christ Church's midcentury cultural transformation. ...read more
“But Their Distinctive Clothing Set Them Apart”: Dwight Eisenhower Remembers the River Brethren
More about Dwight D. Eisenhower's childhood in the River Brethren community of central Kansas. ...read more
Of Abandoned Waterparks and Brethren in Christ Churches
What might an abandoned waterpark and an old Brethren in Christ church building have in common? Read on and find out! ...read more
Is the NAE Becoming More Liberal?
One pundit is calling the National Association of Evangelicals "more liberal." But what he doesn't understand is that the interdenominational institution has endured such criticism since its very beginning. ...read more
C.N. Hostetter, Jr., Would Be Proud
The National Association of Evangelicals passes a resolution calling for "new efforts toward verifiable multilateral reductions in nuclear weapons." ...read more
“Dear Eighteenth-Century Anabaptists: Don’t Vote for Jefferson!”
Learn more about a recently discovered document urging eighteenth-century Lancaster County Anabaptists to vote against presidential candidate Thomas Jefferson in the election of 1800. ...read more
Book Series Chronicles Global Growth of Anabaptism
Learn more about the Global Mennonite History Project, which chronicles the growth of Anabaptism across the globe -- and features some insights into international Brethren in Christ history! ...read more
