Sixteenth-Century Anabaptists Now On Twitter
Follow two early Anabaptists as they share their theological insights with the 21st century. ...read more
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Sixteenth-Century Anabaptists Now On Twitter
Evangelical Theology and Anabaptist Peacemaking: Friends or Foes?
How evangelical theology can reinforce and refine the Anabaptist vision for Christian peacemaking....read more
Myron Augsberger’s Vision for an “Alliance of Anabaptists”
Learn more about the fellowship proposed by one of the most respected names in contemporary Anabaptism....read more
“A Catalyst for Change”
Church historian E. Morris Sider describes a mid-century meeting of Brethren in Christ leaders that served as "a catalyst for change" in the conservative fellowship....read more
Quote of the Day
A quote to brighten your morning, courtesy of nineteenth-century Canadian bishop Charles Baker....read more
“True Evangelical Faith” and the Brethren in Christ Church
In what ways can the Brethren in Christ “stand out” from American Evangelicalism? Perhaps the answer lies in the sixteenth-century writings of Dutch Anabaptist leader Menno Simons....read more
Evangelicals, Anabaptists, and the Prophetic Wisdom of Stanley Hauerwas
Theologian Stanley Hauerwas offers some observations on the strengths and weaknesses of American Evangelicalism....read more
“A Century in the Making”: Reflections on Messiah College’s First 100 Years
Despite its massive growth and academic maturation during its first one hundred years, Messiah College has remained the same in some important ways. We document a few of those here....read more
“To Be the Foil for Christendom”: Goshen College, Nationalism, and What That Means for the Brethren in Christ
Goshen College's recent decision to play the U.S. national anthem before sporting events has ignited a firestorm of controversy. But what does this turn toward nationalism mean for the Brethren in Christ?...read more
Photo Friday: A Crusader for Peace
Today's Photo Friday installment links a Brethren in Christ leader, a televangelist, and a crusade... but not the kind you're thinking of....read more
“Where We Are” and “What We Are”: Anabaptist and Wesleyan Holiness Views on “The World”
Is there a difference between the Anabaptist and Wesleyan holiness conceptions of "the world"?...read more