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In Memoriam: Walter Klaassen (1926–2024) In Memoriam: James M. Stayer (1935–2025) In This Issue Revisiting Mennonite Guards at Stutthof Concentration Camp Mark Jantzen In the City and of the City: The…
A Letter from the Mennonite Historical Society Leadership A Letter from the Deans of Goshen College, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, and Conrad Grebel University College In This Issue Evangelical Nonconformity from Patristic Sources: The Exegetical Lectures of Valentin Krautwald at…
In Memoriam: John David Derksen (1951–2024) In This Issue SECTION ONE: THE EARLY ANABAPTISTS’ LEGACIES Anabaptism at 500: The Gift of a Complicated Legacy John D. Roth The German Peasants’ War and Anabaptism: 1524 and 1525 James M. Stayer Hans...
In This Issue Mennonites Responding to Climate Change: Engagement and Hope from Around the World. Douglas Graber Neufeld, Joanne M. Moyer, and Heather Prior A Quantitative Study of Collaboration: Mennonites in Nazi-Occupied Ukraine John D. Thiesen Anabaptist-Mennonite Understanding and...
In Memoriam: Adolf Ens (1933–2024) In This Issue Theological and Political Change Over the Decades: A Study of the Tabor College Class of 1967 Merrill Ewert, Dale E. Fast, David J. Klaassen, and Kenneth L. Ratzlaff Tackling Violence in the...
In Memoriam: John A. Lapp (1933–2023) In This Issue Salvation for the Weak in Faith? The God of Shusaku Endo and the God of the Mennonites Shuji Moriichi Prosperity, Tolerance, and Pacifism: Mennonites in Pennsylvania 1683—1800 Mark Häberlein Anticipating 2025: Interpretations...
In This Issue In Memoriam: Thomas N. Finger (1942–2022) In Memoriam: Marlin Jeschke (1929–2023) Mennonites, German Occupation, and the Elimination of Jews in Ukraine ...
In this Issue Anabaptism 500th Anniversary Events Without Sovereign Guarantee: Reading Schleitheim on the Oath with Giorgio Agamben Marius van Hoogstraten Recovering an Experience of the Word: “The Anabaptist Vision” and “the Primal Imagination” Joseph C. L. Sawatzky The Swiss...
Volume XCVII July 2023 Number Three In This Issue Krémer against Hitler: A Case of Mennonite Resistance in Alsace-Moselle (1940–1945) Stéphane Zehr European Amish Historiography (1636/93–1937) and...
Contents of Volume XCVII April 2023 Number Two In This Issue Fourteen Reflections After 32 Years Hildi Froese Tiessen Plain Poetry for Plain People Ervin Beck Reading Toews Reading Camus: Existentialist Echoes in Miriam Toews’s “Secular Mennonite” Ethics and Aesthetics...
Contents of Volume XCVII January 2023 Number One In This Issue In Memoriam: James W. Lowry (1934–2022) The Year 1625, the Dutch Republic, and Book History Perspectives for Reframing Studies of Mennonites and Early Modernity Michael D. Driedger...
Contents of Volume XCVI October 2022 Number Four In This Issue In Memoriam: Calvin Wall (Waldo) Redekop (1925–2022) Post-Münster Anabaptism in the Lower Rhine Area: The Case of Theunis van Hastenrath (d. 1551) Theo Brok Reading, Interpreting, and Applying Christian...
Contents of Volume XCVI July 2022 Number Three In This Issue In Memoriam: Lawrence Klippenstein (1930-2022) In Memoriam: Keith Sprunger (1935-2022) Reassessing Mennonite Environmentalism through Settler-Colonialism: Political Deficiencies, Historical Omissions, and Indigenous Responses Joseph Wiebe Screening Refugees: Mennonite Central Committee...
Contents of Volume XCVI April 2022 Number Two In This Issue Benjamin Unruh, Nazism, and MCC Arnold Neufeldt-Fast A Deeper Perspective on the “Berlin Exodus” John D. Thiesen “Belief in a God of love seemed like a mockery”: Mutual...
Contents of Volume XCVI January 2022 Number One In This Issue Atoning Ordinary Harm: A Practical Theology of Non-Moral Harm and Its Remedy Rachel Miller Jacobs The Hovering Spirit, the Elkhart River Watershed, and Political Institutions Jamie Pitts Political...
Contents of Volume XCVI January 2022 Number One In This Issue Atoning Ordinary Harm: A Practical Theology of Non-Moral Harm and Its Remedy Rachel Miller Jacobs The Hovering Spirit, the Elkhart River Watershed, and Political Institutions Jamie Pitts Political...
Contents of Volume XCIV October 2021 Number Four In This Issue In Memoriam: Wilbert R. Shenk (1935-2021) A New Examination of the “Great Terror” in Molotschna, 1937-1938 Arnold Neufeldt-Fast Narrating Anabaptist Conversion in Early Modern Switzerland David Y. Neufeld The...
Contents of Volume XCIV July 2021 Number Three In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor In Memoriam: Hans J. Hillerbrand (1934-2020) In Memoriam: Theron F. Schlabach (1933-2021) Rediscovering Melchior Rinck Stuart Murray Believing in Baptism: Competing Understandings of...
Contents of Volume XCV April 2021 Number Two In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor “The Evil Seducer from Edikon”: Biographical Sketch of the Zurich Anabaptist Teacher Hans Müller (1603–1663/1666) Urs B. Leu Transcription of a Hearing of...
Contents of Volume XCIX October 2020 Number Four In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor William Henry Angas Encounters the Mennonites: How Nineteenth-Century Palatine Mennonites Became Protestant John D. Roth McClendon after Twenty Years: Does the Radical...
Contents of Volume XCIX July 2020 Number Three In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor In Memoriam: Carolyn L. (Charles) Wenger (1943-2020) Mennonites, Community, and Disease: The Impact of the 1918-1919 Influenza Pandemic on a Mennonite Community in Manitoba...
Contents of Volume XCIX April 2020 Number Two In This Issue Overview by John D. Roth, editor The “Evangelization by Colonization” Movement and the Amish-Mennonite Migration to Costa Rica Cory Anderson and Jennifer Anderson Forging an Intercultural Mennonite Identity:...
Contents of Volume XCIX January 2020 Number One In This Issue Anabaptist Environmental Ethics: A Review Essay Peter Dula Anabaptist Creation Care Bibliography Peter Dula Varieties of Anabaptist Environmentalism and the Challenge of Environmental Racism Luke Beck...
Research Note: Further Notes on Abraham Isaak, Mennonite Anarchist Steven Kent Smith* Readers of a 1908 edition of Emma Goldman’s journal, Mother Earth,1 may have seen this announcement: Attention A few comrades in New York have started a movement for…
