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| Extending the Table | View shopping basket | |
| by Joetta Handrich Schlabach | ||
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More With Less Cookbook Set plastic comb, $62.90 Save! This set includes the three cookbooks: More-With-Less; Extending the Table; and Simply in Season. | Add... | |
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Cover... Related Items Cookbooks More-with-less Mennonite Central Committee | Picture a vast table with room for everyone and laden with taste-tempting
dishes from over 80 countries. Peach Chutney from Botswana, Ginger Cooler
from Ivory Coast, Pork Vindaloo from India, Buyani's Chicken Soup from
Indonesia, Rice Noodles with Vegetables from the Philippines. You do not
have to leave home to experience a wide variety of foods from other cultures.
Interspersed among the recipes are stories about how hospitality is practiced
around the world. This is an opportunity for your family to learn about our
world through experiencing a little bit of the life of brothers and sisters
from far away. A cookbook in the tradition of More-with-Less Cookbook written by Joetta Handrich Schlabach with recipe editor Kristina Mast Burnett. Some recipes adapted to reduce fat or shorten preparation time. Alternate ingredients are suggested for items that may be hard to find. Winner of 1992 Silver Angel Award from Religion in Media. | |
| Ask Third Way Cafe: 50 Common and Quirky Questions about Mennonites | View shopping basket | |
| by Jodi Nisly Hertzler | ||
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Related Items About Mennonites | A collection of 50 common and quirky questions about Mennonites that the Mennonite-related Third Way Cafe website, www.thirdway.com, has received over the years. Third Way Cafe is a ministry of Mennonite Mission Network and Mennonite Church USA. This book, Ask Third Way Cafe, also records straight-up, no-nonsense answers to those questions. Mennonites will find it helpful and interesting to know what other people wonder about them. And anyone new to the Mennonite church or simply curious about Mennonites-their history, theology, lifestyle, and more-can benefit from this FAQ (frequently asked questions) resource. What do Mennonites believe in? Who started it? Are Mennonites allowed to fight people that attack them? Why do they live the way they do? Would it be ok if I became a Mennonite? Such are the questions Third Way Cafe receives on an almost daily basis. Through the Internet, people anywhere in the world can satisfy their curiosity, follow their personal spiritual path, or just research essays for school without the pressure of the face-to-face interview or the potential embarrassment of a "stupid" question-even about Mennonites. Those curious about Mennonites will learn more about them. And those already Mennonite will likely find the questions fascinating, amusing, humbling, bewildering-and prompting thoughtful consideration of how they might answer these 50 questions. Copyright 2009 Cascadia Publishing House | |
| What is Iran?: Answers to Common Questions | View shopping basket | |
| by Laurie Pierce | ||
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Related Items Middle East | An overview of the historical, religious, and political landscape of modern Iran. Written from a peacebuilding perspective and informed by almost two decades of Mennonite experience in Iran, Laura Pierce provides insight into a country that often makes the news but is rarely understood. The book also outlines Anabaptist involvement in Iran. Copyright 2009 Herald Press | |
| Who Are the Anabaptists? | View shopping basket | |
| by Donald B. Kraybill | ||
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paperback, 48 pages, $9.95 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items Anabaptist Hutterite About Mennonites Mennonite Brethren | In this authoritative overview of more than sixty Amish,
Brethren, Hutterite and Mennonite groups, Donald B. Kraybill traces the
origins of the Anabaptist Movement and relationships between Anabaptist
groups. He describes common convictions as well as the colorful
diversity. Using lively interpretative essays, helpful graphics,
photographs, group profiles, and state-by-state summaries Kraybill
provides an accessible introduction to the Anabaptist World in the
United States. An abridged edition of Anabaptist World USA.Copyright 2003. Herald Press | |
| Mennonite Low German Proverbs from Kansas | View shopping basket | |
| by Isaias J. McCaffery | ||
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paperback, 188 pages, $19.95 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items Plautdietsch | This collection contains 909 Mennonite Low German proverbs gathered in Central Kansas. Each entry is written in Low German, English, and High German. Also included is a pronunciation guide, keyword index and bibliography. Copyright 2008 Mennonite Heritage Museum. | |
| Road Signs for the Journey: A Profile of Mennonite Church USA | View shopping basket | |
| by Conrad L. Kanagy | ||
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Cover... Related Items About Mennonites | With data from a 2006 survey of Mennonite Church members, Conrad
L. Kanagy provides spiritual and sociological markers of the church
today. Copyright 2007 Herald Press | |
| God's People Now!: Face to Face with Mennonite Church Canada | View shopping basket | |
| by Robert J. Suderman | ||
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Related Items About Mennonites Canada | In 2006 Robert J. Suderman, general secretary of Mennonite Church
Canada, visited each local church of his denomination on a "listening
tour." Suderman offers a glimpse of the denomination's needs, wants,
and concerns. Copyright 2007 Herald Press | |
| Plain Diversity: Amish Cultures and Identity | View shopping basket | |
| by Steven M. Nolt and Tom J. Meyers | ||
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Related Items Amish | Plain Diversity is a result of a study conducted by Steve Nold and Tom Meyers on the
Old Order Amish communities in Indiana. They visited each of the Amish settlements in Indiana,
interviewed people in each place, and looked at archival and library material about each settlement. They
also visited Amish settlements in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Ontario with ties to Indiana. This
book also looks at Amish who shop at Wal Mart, vacation in Florida and attend public schools. It is a
sequel to An Amish Patchwork also by Meyers and Nolt. Copyright 2007 John Hopkins University Press | |
| Searching for Sacred Ground: The Journey of Chief Lawrence Hart, Mennonite | View shopping basket | |
| by Raylene Hinz-Penner | ||
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Cover... Related Items Biography | This book grows out of a white Mennonite woman's driving
curiosity to know the story of nationally known Cheyenne Peace Chief
Lawrence Hart, who grandfather was born three years after the massacre
on the Washita to survivors Afraid of Beavers and Walking Woman. This
grandfather would raise his grandson to know Cheyenne ways and select
him as his successor to become a principal peace chief to the
Cheyennes. Meanwhile, the author's people, Mennonites and her blood
relatives, intertwine with Hart's people by arriving in Oklahoma to
begin schools n the Cheyenne and Arapaho reservation and to settle the
Oklahoma plains. Copyright 2007 Cascadia Publishing house | |
| Hidden Worlds | View shopping basket | |
| by Royden Loewen | ||
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paperback, 139 pages, $15.00 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items History Russia | In the 1870's, nearly one-third of the Mennonite population in
Imperial Russia emigrated to the United States and Canada. These
Mennonite immigrants have sometimes been characterized as conservatives
who attempted to "transplant" their institutions and customs fro the
Old to the New World. According to this view, the immigrants of the
1870's migrated to preserve their old society, rather than to build new
ways of life in North America. Through a close examinations of a variety of documents-diaries, letters to immigrant newspapers, and tax rolls-historian Royden Loewen shows that the 1870's Mennonite immigrants were in fact creative and innovative. In the "hidden worlds" of their private lives, they were able to maintain some of the most important aspects of their Mennonite identity-such as pacifism, and community-run institutions-while also adapting their old social structures to a new environment. Loewen argues that, in fact, private social practices, hidden from public view, were the undergirdings of these immigrants' successful integration into North American society. | |
| A High Price for Abundant Living: The Story of Capitalism | Details... | |
| A Separate People: An Insider's View of Old Order Mennonite Customs and Traditions | Details... | |
| Amish Life | Details... | |
| Anabaptist World USA | Details... | |
| God's Call to Mission | Details... | |
| Healing The Wounds: One Family's Journey Among The Northern Cheyenne | Details... | |
| Horse-and-Buggy Mennonites | Details... | |
| Hutterite Society | Details... | |
| MennoFolk2: A Sampler of Mennonite and Amish Folklore | Details... | |
| MennoFolk: Mennonite and Amish Folk Traditions | Details... | |
| Mennonite Entrepreneurs | Details... | |
| On the Backroad to Heaven: Old Order Hutterites, Mennonites, Amish, and Brethren | Details... | |
| One Quilt Many Pieces: A Guide to Mennonite Groups in Canada | Details... | |
| Plain Women: Gender and Ritual in the Old Order River Brethren | Details... | |
| Separate and Peculiar: Old Order Mennonite Life in Ontario | Details... | |
| The Amish: Why They Enchant Us | Details... | |
| The Riddle of Amish Culture | Details... | |
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