Mennonite

Includes Amish and Brethren in Christ. Forty-six groups of Anabaptist-Mennonites across the U.S. are summarized here with historical background and distinctive practices of each group. One section lists the groups...

This historical fiction about Annie who was born in a Mennonite home in Ind. takes the reader eastward in 1892 when eight-year-old Annie and her family return to their native...

An illustrated history of a congregation that began in 1760 in parts of Lancaster, Chester, and Berks Cos., Pa. The Conestoga Mennonite Church at Morgantown, Pa., is the oldest permanent...

God's call to prison ministry came to Nelson Zeiset at twelve years old. From that time, the Lancaster County Mennonite boy ordered his life accordingly, with a singular purpose to...

This booklet accompanied the tour participants on Oct. 7, 2017. There are 41 sites identified including homesteads and cemeteries in the following Amish-Mennonite Settlements: Reading, Maiden Creek, Northkill, Irish Creek...

Thirty plus Amish and Mennonites have shared their personal experiences in these true stories about playful and adventurous animals! Read about Anna whose horse "Betty Girl" could run like the...

This is the story of Maple Grove Mennonite Church, but it is much more than the history of one church or one congregation. It is the shared history of many...

The 1719 Hans Herr House, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania's, oldest surviving structure, is the setting for this engaging story about a young Mennonite boy. Eighteenth-century Christian finds something that will make...

Jolted out of his innocent, isolated and comfortable world, the author confronted the cruel realities of geopolitical forces of war, exploitation and poverty when he went to Honduras as a...

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...

This is the story of early Mennonite missionaries, their fellow Chinese workers, North American English teachers and their Chinese students and colleagues. It is a glimpse into each other's world...

Growing up in the vast Paraguayan wilderness of thorn trees, snakes, and unreached indigenous tribes that threaten his family's survival, Rudolf Duerksen takes the reader on a journey of the...

Deeper than African Soil captures the romantic, pores-open wonder of a child raised among worlds. It unveils the adventure and suffering of revolution, disease, boarding school trauma, wrenching farewells and...

Previously titled Walk in the Footsteps of the Anabaptists, but now updated, this is a guide to discover places and people that formed the Anabaptist/Mennonite movement in Switzerland from the...

With the subtitle "Dutch Mennonite Aid to Swiss Anabaptists, 1635-1709," this collection chronicles their story and the dynamics of their faith, persecutions, and migration to America, as found in letters,...

Subtitled “Dutch Mennonite Aid to Swiss Anabaptists,” this source book presents 220 letters, records, and mandates from European archives detailing the dynamics of the Swiss Anabaptists’ faith, persecution, and deportations...

A memoir set in post-Mao China, it describes the author's experiences and adventures as a young Anabaptist English teacher in meeting a culture both entirely different, yet surprisingly similar to...