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What are the actual differences at this point between Pilgrim Mennonite Conference and Northeastern Mennonite Conference, which separated from Pilgrim several years ago? I think mostly administrative, although my feeling is that Northeast is holding a bit of a tighter line regarding non-conformity ...

A sure sign of a passive aggressive comment on the internet is a blatantly rude, snarky comment followed by a completely unnecessary smiley ( :D :) :mrgreen: ) weak, KB - :hug: proving, sometimes, superficially PA statements are really nothing more than under-the-radar "stabs" at peacemak...

gcdonner wrote:

Josh wrote:Submission to a brotherhood.

And what if what the brotherhood is asking us to submit to is contrary to Christ?

Who defines what is contrary to Christ?

Speaking of that email, it is distributed by an entity called Ben Carson News but copyrighted by Newsmax. Is Ben Carson News affiliated in any with with Dr. Ben Carson the real person, as the name seems to imply, or is it simply a Newsmax subsidiary? The suite at the address listed is currently ava...

The common church rulings on color of a car has nothing to do with submission. Its a hold over from the model T Ford. Its a tradition through and through. Are you suggesting that the only reason the ultra-conservative churches require dark colors is because "that's the way we've always done it...

Robert wrote:And don't trust any of the ones that Wikileaks revealed were colluding with the DNC.

Better yet don't trust any news outlet that has ever hired a journalist who abused his/her trust. ~s

The common church rulings on color of a car has nothing to do with submission. Its a hold over from the model T Ford. Its a tradition through and through. Are you suggesting that the only reason the ultra-conservative churches require dark colors is because "that's the way we've always done it...

An article I read recently in a back issue of the Anabaptist Forum caught my attention in relation to the recent discussions here on MN about fake news and yellow journalism.
How's this for an example of old time responsible reporting?

Here are some ways to discern online sources: Breaking News Consumer's Handbook Jazman, thank you for posting this. #8 is a very valid point. Kind of gets under my skin when a headline proclaims some "fact" or other, then you read the article and you realize there is no meat in the articl...

While our calling as individuals and communities of faith should challenge us to lives of simplicity and generosity in response to Christ’s teachings, I believe we would be remiss if we failed to respond publicly to systematic exploitation and even abuse that at times is perpetrated upon the weak a...