2015, vol. 69

• Editor’s Note

  by Rachel Epp Buller

Vincent Harding, in memoriam

• Introduction

  by Mark Jantzen

• A Prophet Pushed Out: Vincent Harding and the Mennonites

  by Tobin Miller Shearer

• Reflections About Vincent Harding

  by Harold Regier

• Preface to Vincent Harding’s address to the 8th MWC Assembly in Amsterdam

  by John A. Lapp

• The Peace Witness and Revolutionary Movements

  by Vincent Harding

• Dialogue Matters: And Other Ongoing Gifts We Can Receive From Vincent Harding

  by Drew Hart

Yoder in Context

• Campus Protests and John Howard Yoder, 1985-1997

  by Rachel Waltner Goossen

• A Mountain-top Experience: Impetus to Confront Yoder’s Violence Against Women

  by Ada Schmidt-Tieszen

• Breaking Open the Structure of Sexual Violence: An Interview with Ruth Krall

  by Stephanie Krehbiel

Contemporary Mennonite Scholarship

• Revisiting a Mennonite Church Bombing, 50 Years Later

  by Melanie Zuercher

• The Disciple of Life on Suicide Watch: Reading Miriam Toews’ All My Puny Sorrows and other Mennonite Women’s Writing about Familial Mental Illness

  by Brad S. Born

• The Nevertheless of Love

  by Walter Sawatsky

• Maple Syrup Urine Disease: A Study of Carrier Frequency in Mennonite and Non-Mennonite Populations

  by Karina Ortman

• Prohibition and Religion: Mennonite Brethren and the Temperance Movement, 1900-1940s

  by Rachael Wedel

• Towards a Common Religious History of the Gnadenau Settlement: 1874-1920

  by Benjamin Schmidt

Book Matter

• Review: Radikaler Pazifismus im Gepsräch

  by Alain Epp Weaver

• Review: Pursuing the Spiritual Roots of Protest: Merton, Berrigan, Yoder, and Muste at the Gethsemani Abbey Peacemakers Retreat

  by Kirsten Zerger

• Review: Ordinary Miracles: Awakening to the Holy Work of Parenting, A Memoir with Pictures, and When The Roll is Called a Pyonder: Tales from a Mennonite Childhood

  by Melanie Springer Mock

• Review: When Mercy Rains

  by Rebecca Barrett-Fox

• Review: All My Puny Sorrows

  by Connie Braun

• Review: Girl Runner

  by Jennifer Chappell Deckert

• Review: Come Back

  by Ardie S. Goering

• Review: History of the Defenceless Anabaptist Churches from the Times of the Apostles to the Present

  by Mark Jantzen

• Review: Everyday Mercies

  by Vanessa Bergman

• Review: A Safe Girl to Love

  by Daniel Shank Cruz

Call for Papers

• Crossing the Line: Women of Anabaptist Traditions Encounter Borders and Boundaries

Bibliography

• Mennonite Bibliography, 2014

  by Barbara A. Thiesen