This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of The Bulletin. By Joe Springer ’80, curator emeritus, Mennonite Historical Library On September 6, 1924, Harold S. ’18 and Elizabeth Horsch Bender ’18 sailed into the port of New York....
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Great Reads featuring AAPI authors
Jun 01 2021
From the Council on Social Work Education:
“In this issue of the Educator|Resource we bring you selections from the Diversity Center Library of highly acclaimed contemporary literature by and about Asian and Asian American authors. The books represent nearly a quarter of the 51 countries and territories of Asia, earth’s largest and most populous continent. Intersectionality, coming of age, the precariousness of forced displacement, and layered cultural identity are some of the themes explored in the books in this collection. To add a personal perspective, we asked social work students and others of Asian ancestry to share a favorite book by an Asian or Asian American author. Below are their recommendations.”
See specific book recommendations at this link.
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Living True Evangelical Faith
This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of The Bulletin. What does it mean to live out “true evangelical faith” today? Inspired by Menno Simons’ timeless words and in honor of the 500th anniversary of Anabaptism, this series...
500 Years, One Faithful Voice
This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of The Bulletin. The Anabaptist Community Bible is a communal project from MennoMedia, created to mark 500 years of Anabaptism — a tradition grounded in the belief that true evangelical faith...