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The Petersheims of Whispering Brook buy a farm for young Omar at Summerville. They send Omar's sister Nancy to keep house for him while he is still single. The Petersheims...

In 1732, Conrad Beissel established the Ephrata Cloister as a semi-monastic community of Pennsylvania German immigrants in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Beissel was a radical pietist who eschewed worldly comforts, embraced...

Based on the youth and courtship days of Lena Sensenig (Schnupp), the author's paternal grandmother, these stories of Christian faith and love were passed down through the generations. The stories...

The visit on the farm for Betsy and Dennis creates challenges. They tend to be mischievous and do not listen. What happens? Find out how Henny and Spunky help. This...

In 1777, Valley Forge was a small village of houses and buildings, a merchant gristmill, and a functioning colonial ironwork that was part of the Potts family’s iron production and...

Serving and caring for people in pastoral ministry was their dream for their new life, but shortly after the birth of their first child the authors found themselves in a...

Roadside Survivors includes high-quality color pictures of 100 surviving milestones and information about the turnpikes and post roads along which they were placed in PA, MD, NY and NJ. Because...

Do you long to know your purpose in life? Do you wish to rest under a better organized homemaking plan? Do you wonder where the last list you made is...

Not only are the memories of attending a one-room school interesting, but the history of the beginning of one-room schools and the 19th-century idealism of our nation introduces one to...

This Nagel family history contains data on over 2,550 descendants of Joachim and Catharine (Geiss) Nagel who emigrated from Germany in 1749. The family settled in present Berks Co., Pa....

A series of weekly newspaper columns on genealogy, this book is very helpful for all genealogists. Read about family records, genealogical correspondence, tombstone inscriptions, church records, military and pension records....

Fourth book in the best-selling "Joy's Journal" series finds Kermit and Joy on a farmette in Pa. where Kermit is busy in his woodworking shop, but his heart is not...

Author Edith S. Bailey tells of her growing up years as a young girl in the Old Order Mennonite Church. Enjoy her wonderful hand-drawn illustrations throughout the book, as well...

In this sequel to Tall Cedars Homestead (#2629), Kermit and Joy move to Beechwood Acres only to discover that someone is living in an old abandoned range shelter on their...

This is a compilation of weight-watching stories by Amish and Mennonite women. You will read what helped and what didn't help these women in losing or maintaining weight or overcoming...

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...

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...

This is an illustrated journal from the May 14-30, 2019, Heritage Tour led by Lemar & Lois Ann Mast and Wilson & Donna Hershey. Join the group of 44 persons...

Sara is the remarkable story about a young lady who was born with a devastating disease leaving her completely dependent. Her story, which could have been viewed as a tragedy,...

This issue contains the following articles and [surnames]: Anabaptists of Langnau in the Emmental, Switzerland, in the 1800s, Part V Who They Were and What They Experienced [Gerber, Rothisberger, Pfister,...