
The American Mennonite Story, 1730-1930
Edsel Burdge
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Edsel Burdge

David Bercot

Marlin and Jaran respond to questions from our audience about voting, our choice to promote reading the Apocrypha, and persecutors of the Anabapt…

David Bercot

Marlin and Jaran respond to the question, “Is it common practice for Anabaptist to have the Eucharist every Sunday?” They discuss Anabaptist hist…

John Ruth

In this bonus conversation, Reagan and John L. Ruth discuss Mennonite involvement in the Nazi system and in America’s wars. We look forward to r…

David Bercot

Stephen Russell

Lucas Hilty

Lucas Hilty

Reagan Schrock and Jaran Miller engage with this question we received from Travis, who asked: “Which early church creeds can Anabaptists affirm?”

David Bercot

David Bercot

Marlin and Reagan respond to this question from Brian: “In episode 174 [Kai Steinman] quoted people from the colonial and some from the more mode…

David Derstine

John Roth shares an experience from his time in Costa Rica where he stumbled upon a community of people living out Anabaptist traditions

Chester Weaver

Chester Weaver

Chester Weaver

John Roth comments on the difficulties and rewards of collaborating on the Anabaptist Community Bible (and on collaborating across the Mennonite …

John Roth

John Roth discusses the relationship between remembering Anabaptists and not being arrogant, but remembering our debts to Catholics and Protestan…

Paul writes: “The problem is that if medieval westerners were Anabaptists, we would all be Muslims. Marlin (and Jaran and Reagan) beg to differ. …