Mennonites Sing Wrong Hymns, Entire Village Loses Church Membership
I know. It sounds like a Daily Bonnet headline. Well, what can I say? Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. And sometimes things are funny […]
Month: January 2018
Baking With Ammonia
A little baggie of white powder sat on our counter. “Um, what’s that?” Andrew inquired. “Ammonia!” I declared with delight. “I’m going to make ammonia […]
You Definitely HAVE to Pick Up a Copy of the Latest Issue of Preservings!
My interest in Mennonite history is very new, and so my wonder at discovering Preservings at the Steinbach MCC perhaps caused some to roll their […]
‘It’s Time For The Next Impossible Goal’: 5 Questions with Conservationist Jodi Goerzen
Jodi Goerzen is a Manitoba Mennonite, whose love of maps and water led her to study at the Faculty of Environment, Earth and Resources at […]
Meeting Walter Saxer, A Retired German Movie Producer Who Lives in the Amazon Jungle…Yes, This is Real!
Maybe it’s my Mennonite heritage, but I’ve always kind of had a thing for German movies. For example, films directed by Werner Herzog. He’s narrated a […]