YouthCon 2019 marks shift in location, strategy
Registration opens Oct. 31, 2018, for YouthCon 2019 to be held April 3-7 in Glorieta, New Mexico. The once-every-four-year event is scheduled in a...
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Come let us study together
The U.S. Board of Faith and Life study conference scheduled for Jan. 14-16, 2019, in Tempe, Arizona, will examine what the Bible has to...
We want more of Revelation 7
I am writing this column days after returning from the USMB Pastors’ Conference and National Convention held in late July in Salt Lake City,...
Giving church another chance
I’ve always been drawn to music.
A look at my past reveals a disenfranchised young church soloist who sought meaning in New Age music ministry...
Thankfulness
My wife, Kathy, can make a mouth-watering, jaw-dropping, mean coconut caramel cream pie. She always makes two for special occasions such as Thanksgiving, Christmas,...
A church where we are loved
We were regularly attending a church in our community but in January 2018 felt that God was leading us in a new direction. We...
Five minutes with David Hardt
David Hardt, the newly-elected USMB Leadership Board chair, sacrificed a little vacation time for a Five Minutes interview. Together with his wife, Amie, and...
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Minnesota church plant now gathers on Sundays
Christian and Erica Kohs are passionate about God’s work through the local church and have spent the last decade serving in pastoral ministry in...
MDS assessment personnel visiting Puerto Rico
Mennonite Disaster Service (MDS) regional operations coordinator, Larry Stoner, arrived in San Juan, Puerto Rico Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017, to begin a 10-day assessment...
Seminary announces changes, working to strengthen relationships
Discussions between the leaders of Fresno Pacific University, Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary and the U.S. Conference of the Mennonite Brethren Churches (USMB) is leading...
What a glorious gift
It was Christmas morning, and I sat amidst the hubbub of gift opening commotion. My brother and sisters were to the right and left,...
