Anabaptist ReMix Varieties of Cultural Engagement in North America

"Anabaptist ReMix is an ambitious attempt to tell a more complex story about the diverse ways Mennonites engage with the larger culture. I anticipate that it will generate deep reflection and lively debate among 21st century Anabaptists." -Dan McKanan, Harvard Divinity School; Author of Prophetic Encounters: Religion and the American Radical Tradition

Lauren Friesen is the David M. French Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan. He received his PhD (with honors) from the Graduate Theological Union. His recent publications include editing Mennonite Ethics: from Isolation to Engagement by J. Lawrence Burkholder and autobiographical essays Prairie Lands, Private Landscapes. Friesen was awarded the Kennedy Center Gold Medallion for Excellence in University/College Theatre and the Distinguished Alumni Award from Pacific School of Religion.
Dennis R. Koehn exemplifies a life of activism, scholarship, and professional impact. He did time in a federal prison for draft resistance, completed undergraduate work with honors, and went to Harvard on a Rockefeller Brothers Theological Fellowship. Koehn, as a management consultant, was known for being "particularly suited to joining business and management skills with theology and the needs of church organizations." Koehn received a PhD from Chicago Theological Seminary with a dissertation on religion and war.