The June 2026 issue of Anabaptism Today marks the journal’s return after a year-long pause and introduces Brian K. Jennings as the new editor, who pays tribute to his predecessor and outlines a renewed vision for integrating scholarship and practice within the Anabaptist tradition.
The edition brings together four academic articles and five reflective pieces that explore themes central to contemporary Anabaptist life: the integrity of theology in the wake of sexual violence, the shared heritage and ongoing collaboration of the Historic Peace Churches, the moral and theological challenges posed by the Russian–Ukrainian war, and the significance of the After Christendom series for navigating a post‑Christendom world.
Alongside these scholarly contributions, the issue includes practical reflections on the legacy of the Wood Green Mennonite Church, a decade of peacemaking and hospitality among displaced people in Calais, the spiritual companionship fostered through Makarios Groups, and the role of Anabaptist practices in navigating difficult conversations.
The edition concludes with reviews of recent books that illuminate contemporary Anabaptist thought and practice, offering readers a rich blend of theological insight, historical reflection, and lived experience.
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