It is now one hundred and thirty years since the birth of the Mennonite Brethren Church and therefore time for someone in that church to take a backward glance to see how we have done. Who better to do this then J.B.Toews whose life spans well over half of those years and who has experienced much of what he writes. He desires to call us to reflection, spiritual awareness and ultimately to repentance and renewal. May God grant that we heed his call. Foreword by Abraham Friesen

A Pilgrimage of Faith: The Mennonite Brethren Church in Russia and North America, 1860-1990 (Perspectives on Mennonite Life and Thought, 8)

John B. Toews

Religion & Spirituality

Kindred Productions

The Mennonites, like many smaller immigrant religious groups, initially lived on the margins of North American society. The twentieth century brought them into the economic and cultural mainstream. That adaptation is the subject of the eleven essays and three autobiographies.

Bridging Troubled Waters: Mennonite Brethren at Mid-Twentieth Century

Paul Toews

This study not only provides a thorough account of the evolution of a successful mission among Plains Indians, but also presents a revealing picture of a tribal people coming to terms with the twentieth century realities of the American West.

Comanches and Mennonites on the Oklahoma Plains

Kroeker, Marvin E.

Marvin E Kroeker

Only the sword of the spirit (Perspectives on Mennonite life and thought)

Jacob A. Loewen

<p>This book contains four stories of survival. The storytellers, two women and two men, believed in a loving God who cared about humankind. Thanks to Stalin's reign of terror they found themselves in many life-threatening circumstances where God appeared not to care. All four persons struggled with doubt, fear and despair. Like Job of old, they questioned God and like him they also affirmed faith.</p>

Journeys: Mennonite Stories of Faith and Survival in Stalin's Russia (Perspectives on Mennonite Life and Thought, 14)

History

A Walk on the Wild Side

Ens, Dave

The author shares, using text and cartoon illustrations, moving insights into the journey he and his family took as their father traveled the lonely road into memory loss from Alzheimer's. A journey of joy, sorrow, laughter and a sense of well being based upon a foundation of a personally meritorious past.

Remember Dad?: A Journey Into Memory Loss

Barkman, Lorlie

Parenting & Relationships

Soul Care: Caregiving in the Church

Herb Kopp

Christian Books & Bibles

God Among Us : Studies in the Gospel of John (Luminaire Studies)

Raymond Bystrom

'For Everything a Season' marks a transition in the organized life of the Mennonite Brethren-the dissolving of the General Conference. Since 1897 the dominant conference structure of the denomination has been the General Conference, the binational conference composed of churches in both the United States and Canada. This conference has served well the churches of both nations. It brought confessional regularity to the denomination, managed its largest programs and created shared understandings across the national boundary. It brought together peoples of differing immigrant generations, different ethnic and cultural traditions. It fostered the development of a worldwide Mennonite Brethren community that numbers more than 250,000 persons in eighteen countries. 'For Everything a Season' reflects on the origin, some of the important ministries and the struggle of this binational conference.

For everything a season: Mennonite Brethren in North America, 1874-2002 : an informal history

Kevin Enns-Rempel

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