Issue 2018, vol. 72
Essays
- The Grace of Particularity
- “We All Picked”: Mennonite Migrant Women and Gendered Reproductive Work
- Guy Hershberger, Unions and the Challenge of Kermit Eby
- Thinking Back Through Our Mothers – Ten Years Later
- Diverse Mennonite Theologies of and Approaches to the State
- She Sets a Table Before Me in the Presence of My Enemies: Anabaptism, Women and Revolutionary Hospitality in South Africa
- Family Responses to the 1930s and 1940s in West Prussia
- Excerpt: Heart of the World
- “Deep fall’: The end of Samuel S. Haury’s missionary career
- Exploring Race and Ethnicity in Western District History: Aug. 5, 2017
- “Something Magic": A 50th-anniversary Analysis of the Kansas Mennonite Men’s Chorus
- Politics, Religion, Sex, and More: Examining the Relationship between Various Social Factors and Religious Viewpoints within Mennonite Churches of Central Kansas
Book Matter
- Review of Peter Andreas, Rebel Mother: My Childhood Chasing the Revolution (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2017)
- Review of Robert Friedmann, Design for Living: Regard, Concern, Service and Love, Maxwell Kennel, editor; preface by Leonard Gross. (Eugene, Oregon: Wipf & Stock, 2017)
- Review of Ruth Krall with Lisa Schirch, Living on the Edge of the Edge: Letters to a Younger Colleague (Victoria, B.C.: FriesenPress, 2017)
- Dangerous Pastor, and Other Stories Review of Dorothy Nickel Friesen, The Pastor Wears a Skirt: Stories of Gender and Ministry (Eugene, Ore.: Resource Publications/Wipf & Stock, 2018)
- The Amish after the Apocalypse Review of David Williams, When the English Fall: A Novel (Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Algonquin Books, 2017)