Mennonite Statements on Peace 1915-1966 offers a vital look at the historical and theological development of the Anabaptist-Mennonite concept of peace. This essential collection gathers official statements that reflect how the community wrestled with the challenges of war, church-state relations, and the call to be faithful witnesses in a changing world. By examining these declarations from a pivotal half-century, you will gain a deeper understanding of the core convictions that define the Mennonite tradition. This volume is an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the history of peace theology and the practical application of Christian non-resistance in the twentieth century. Through these documents, you are invited to explore the historical depth of a faith tradition committed to the way of peace, providing both clarity and challenge for contemporary discussions on faith and social witness.