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Mennonites in Vietnam conflicted during war

Posted by Daniel Mast on

Read the full article about Luke Martins book here. http://www.canadianmennonite.org/stories/mennonites-vietnam-conflicted-during-war

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Masthof Staff Member at Fairfax Genealogical Conference

Posted by Lori Jones on

A Masthof staff member is at the Fairfax Genealogical Society Spring Conference today, March 31st, and tomorrow, April 1st, at the Westin Tysons Corner in Falls Church, Virginia. She is there selling books and talking with conference goers. If you are attending the event, make sure to stop by her table and tell her Lori sent you! Enjoy the Conference!

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Interesting video about the book Both My Sons

Posted by Daniel Mast on

Author Ken Yoder Reed made a great video that offers a glimpse into his book! Sit back, relax and go back in time!  

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Ways to pass your legacy to the next generation

Posted by Daniel Mast on

Here are several great resources to help you start with your family history and also teach your children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren about family history. 10 Tips to Start Your Family History JourneyHow to Trace Your Family TreeBond Between Grandparents and Grandkids Benefits BothThe Grandparent's Guide to Sharing Your Love of Classic Cars with Your Grandchild The Best Legacy You Can Leave for Your Grandchildren   Thanks to Jenny Wise for these great resources!

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Ken Yoder Reed ’66 brings his third historical novel to Writers Read

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Historical novelist Ken Yoder Reed ’66 will return to Eastern Mennonite University Thursday, Feb. 16, for a Writers Read event at Common Grounds coffeehouse at 6:30 p.m. The event is open to the public. A freewill donation will be taken. Reed, who lives in San Jose, California, recently published his third novel, Both My Sons (Masthof Press, 2016). He has also written Mennonite Soldier and He Flew Too High. All My Sons tells the story of Klaus Greenywalt, a Swiss-German immigrant to Lebanon County, around the year 1755. Faced with a number of personal struggles, his issues become magnified by...

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