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Editorial:

How do we celebrate Pentecost?

Dora Dueck

Viewpoint:

I’ll speak out for traditional marriage

Kathryn Wiens

Intersection of faith and life:

Answering the question of evil

James Toews

“[We were reminded] that we should consider what we had done as done for Jesus Himself . . . that we should be ready if Jesus came and said, ‘Here I am, what are you doing for me?’ to say, ‘Everything, Lord; everything. I’m doing it all for You.’ ”

—Maria Wiebe, reporting on the work of the Mountain Lake, Minn. women’s group, in Zionsbote, July 30, 1890