By Terry M. Smith Prisons and slums, natural and human-made disasters and deaths, wars and other forms of suffering all illustrate that our world is far from what it should [...]
By Kevin Wiebe When you believe you are right about something, how do you behave? How do you treat those with whom you disagree? I’m not talking about issues of sin, here. [...]
The Lord’s Prayer 2019 by Flo Friesen I can still see and smell the setting where I first said the Lord’s Prayer. A two-room country school, oiled wooden floors, faded [...]
By Lois Thiessen Does your job define you every moment of your life? Are you on duty when you’re shopping, on stage as you eat your supper, on trial for your kids’ [...]
By Professor Arlene Friesen Imagine getting an email from a friend saying something like this, “We’ve gone through some incredibly hard times lately. It has been so [...]
by Gordon Skopnik He grew up in war, born into a family that practiced witchcraft and worshiped evil spirits. Even as a boy, he was not happy about this. One time he opposed [...]
by Janice Harder BLUMENORT, Man.—On Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018, Thea Reimer, Karalee Reimer, and Tyler Reimer committed their lives to the Lord by way of baptism. Pastor Anthony [...]
Great Issue in January by Gordon Dyck, Steinbach, Man. Congratulations on the last Messenger [Jan.]. Front to back, great issue. I was so inspired by Arden Thiessen’s [...]
by Brad Brandt I think the EMC has a rich history and a solid present reality that we need to talk about. In terms of diversity, we have members who speak Spanish, Mandarin, [...]
Cober Bauman: ‘Deep importance of ongoing peacemaking’ By Jason Dueck It’s been more than 60 years since the ceasefire that ended the Korean War, but to this day the [...]
