After Christendom series

This issue marks the journal’s return with a renewed commitment to uniting Anabaptist scholarship and practice in response to contemporary challenges. It brings together theological reflection, peace‑church collaboration, migration stories, and spiritual practices that illuminate Anabaptist life today.

Here is the Introduction to Democracy After Christendom by Paul Lusk.

The video of the online book launch for Rev. Dr. Lina Toth’s book, along with the introductory chapter.

The introductory chapter to Jeremy Thomson’s book.

The introductory chapter to Jeremy Thomson’s book.

Articles in this issue portray an Anabaptist tradition that is historically grounded, globally engaged and continually reinterpreting its commitments to Scripture, community, peace and courageous discipleship in a rapidly changing world.