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Featuring the architecture found at the dawn of the nineteenth century, this book highlights a grand and historic brick structure called Middlekauff Manor. It also recognizes water colorist, Johannes Bard...

The fifth in a series of stories about children living in western Virginia during the end of the 1800s. After the death of their parents, Maggie and Becky join the...

Imagine being able to see one day and the next day your vision is gone. What would you do? Bowman escorts us into the inner world of blindness with his...

We grieve many different things in life. The loss of a job, a dream, a friend, or a spouse can leave us feeling broken and alone. Grief is a difficult...

Claude and Alice Good spent 25 years in Mexico working with indigenous peoples and translating the Bible into two dialects for the Triqui people. The Triqui children suffered from malnutrition...

This issue contains the following articles and [surnames]: Old Photos Tell the Story by Mary Ann Augsburger Kristiansen-Eng [Augsburger, Holly]; Aunt Mary (1845-1934)—Mary Jane Rohrer Scott Neswander Hostetler Boyle Mishler...

In this second book in the series—“A Church Dismantled”—the author looks objectively at our society and church communities, both as a sociologist of religion as well as a Mennonite pastor....

Part of Mennonite Central Committee’s service and mission program was PAX, of which the author dedicated two years of his life to, from 1961-1963, by serving in the Congo. Traveling...

When Levi the Whoopie Pie meets Sam the Soft Pretzel, Sam is curious so Levi tells him how Whoopie Pies came to be. Will Levi fulfill his destiny? Whoopie pies...

It is 1884 when Autumn Bridges takes a job at the Bittersweet Hollow Inn. The quaint little village becomes her new home and she quickly becomes friendly with the locals....

The Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776 represents an unusual amalgam of circumstances brought about by the American Revolution. The document is the result of four primary resources that were available to...

Due to such a high retention rate of young people in Anabaptist circles, a sense of ethnic, as well as spiritual peoplehood has developed. The "Plain People" recognize certain names...

Having been involved with prison ministry for 46 years, Glenn Alderfer has seen the transformative power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ heal wounds, restore relationships, and heal prisoners from...

Sin is a disease that impairs and inhibits the normal, lively functioning of both believers and non-believers alike. It is the author's hope that those who read this booklet will...

The signs of decline are everywhere in the American church. Instead of finding blame in other places, the author asks “What if God is dismantling the church?” For Kanagy, the...

Translated as "First 1,000 Words in Yiddish" This picture book has been designed to appeal to children of all ages. Each double page shows real life situations that children will...

This short family history contains information about one family growing up in an Amish community and living through the Depression years—the family of Allen (1900-1958) and Lizzie (1902-1990) Yoder. It...

Who is Jesus, really? Can we even know the truth? Where can we turn for answers that we can believe? People have arrived at all kinds of different conclusions about...

She is back…with another collection of delightful stories! Mary Louise shares herself and her life in this, her latest book. As in her previous books, she regales her readers with...

This issue contains the following articles and [surnames]: Old Photos Tell a Story—Huber by Lois Ann Mast [Huber, Buckwalter]; Tracing a Thousand Years of Graf/Groff/Grove(s) History—Part II by Darvin L....