MennoLink Books and Music

Second Edition. Copyright 1995.

Spirituals and folksongs from around the world. Features guest tenor soloist Ben Heppner.

A recording produced by Communitas Supportive Care Society (formerly MCC Supportive Care Services), a non-profit, faith-based social services agency. Funds raised from the sale of this recording go toward the work of Communitas Supportive Care Society in supporting people who have disabilities. Copyright 1996.

Songs include: Ausbund p. 354, part I; (harmonica) In the Sweet By and By; Each Day I'll Do a Golden Deed; (zither) half slow tune; Ausbund 354 pt. II; (harmonica) Work for the Night is Coming; trio) His Love is an Endless Love; Ausbund 378; Chant preaching excerpt; O Gott Vater; (harmonica) Let Us Pray for Each Other; (harmonica) Nellie Gray; Ausbund p. 217; (zither) half slow tune; Ausbund p. 604 pt I; Chanted prayer excerpt; Ausbund pt 604 part II; (harmonica) Must I Go Away Empty Handed; (trio) Daddy's Hands; Thy Ways Are Not My Ways; When the Day is Ended; (harmonica) I Need No Mansion Here Below.

Reprinted for the Bethel College Women's Association. Cover used by permission of Herald Press.

Copyright 2005 Faith and Life Resources

Lucy's lifelong spiritual quest is set against a back drop of two difficult marriages that included broken promises, sickness, numerous infant deaths, alcoholism, tragic accidents, and poverty. From the unspeakable joy of learning to know Christ as her Saviour, Lucy stumbled through years of spiritual ignorance, doubt, disappointment, and despair until she eventually found peace again in Christ.

This true account reflects the goodness of God patiently leading those who are thirsty to the fountain of living water. Readers who have know personal tragedy will be blessed with fresh courage by reading this book.

"The Pink Plate" will show you what a child experiences when she is wrongfully blamed for breaking Kathleen's plate of mouth-watering fudge she had prepared for her boyfriend. Know, too, the joy of forgiveness, even after ten years.

You will fee as shamed-faced as Jean in the story "Trusie Kohl" as you discover the real reason that limping Trusie was stopped and questioned by a police officer. You see, Jean was sure that Trusie had stolen a purse. Actually, she was a hero.

These thirteen stories will bring tears to your eye and offer a deep concern for others as you read them through Christmas Carol Kauffman's observant and affectionate eyes. Each story contains a lesson for readers of all ages.