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If you’ve followed Mennotoba for a while, you may have noticed I like to attend and then write about the annual CTMS conference. That stands […]
 
		
	If you’ve followed Mennotoba for a while, you may have noticed I like to attend and then write about the annual CTMS conference. That stands […]
 
		
	It was probably the CTMS conference that first sparked my intrigue for exploring whatever Mennonites are, do, and have done. (All of this is up […]
 
		
	I want to tell you everything at once. But I guess I’ll do the Mennonite thing and start at the beginning — before telling you […]
 
		
	1982: sixty-year-old Anna was behind the wheel. In the passenger seat, her 90-year-old mother Helena. They were approaching their destination: Mountain Lake, Minnesota. Helena instructed […]
 
		
	“You’d better post about the Nickelstein,” Andrew said. “I will!” I promised. “But also… why?” “Because! It’s the only monument Mennonites have put up in […]