A Living Heritage Shaped by Two Worlds A missionary pastor from the United States once remarked, “In Ethiopia, without singing, you can do nothing.” His observation captures a profound truth: in Ethiopian Christianity, worship is inseparable from music. Singing is not an accessory to worship;

My wife, Malia, and I got married at United Bethel Mennonite Church in Plain City, Ohio, on December 31, 2022. The night before, I was excited, but I was also deeply nervous—a feeling that lingered into the next day. When the ceremony began, I ushered

I believe it’s very important to study past revivals and special moves of God, and I hope these articles will whet your appetite for more. Through these historical accounts, we can learn to understand more about the heart of God and His desire for the

I’m guessing a variety of thoughts cross our minds when we hear this word—revive. Perhaps hope and excitement, or maybe suspicion and skepticism rooted in excesses of past revivals? Or maybe revival/renewal in the church is a subject you are relatively unfamiliar with. In the