Mennonite Daughters Writing About Their Fathers
I’ve just finished reading two books with a theme of daughters writing about their fathers, but it wasn’t an intentional pairing. At least, not consciously. […]
Month: November 2019
The Buhr Mystery
The Buhrs loom large in my imagination. When you know absolutely nothing about a branch in your family tree, there’s no detail for your imagination […]
My First Encounter With Vespers
“Why have we never come to this before?” Andrew whispered, somewhat accusingly. I’d been wondering the same thing. The Vespers service was over, and we […]
“Allowing the Quiet to Become Heard”: Mennonites & Anthropology Conference Notes
Feature photo: Dr. Royden Loewen speaks at the close of the conference. Continued from previous posts! This’ll be the last in this series, by the […]
My Weird Notes from Saturday Morning at the U of W
Continuing this series! I was excited that Andrew and I would be together for this day… but alas, we had considerable trouble getting from Steinbach […]