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The Complete Writings of Menno Simons		View shopping basket
by J. C. Wenger, editor and Leonard Verduin, translator
	hardcover, 1,090 pages, $64.95	Add...
Cover... Related Items History Anabaptist Menno Simons	J. C. Wenger, editor, and Leonard Verduin, translator, have gathered all known writings of Menno Simons including tracts, letters, and hymns never previously translated. Includes introductions to each of Menno Simons' writings. A biography of Menno's life is given by H. S. Bender. This is a faithful modern English rendering of Menno Simons' teachings and writings. Portraits and pictures, a reproduction of the only Menno autograph known, plus a 1,400-item entry index.
Introduction to Theology		View shopping basket
by J. C. Wenger
	hardcover, 411 pages, $20.00	Add...
Related Items Theology	This book is a well-known systematic theology among Mennonites that many other Christians have learned to appreciate. It is an attempt to set forth systematically the teachings of the Word of God in five major divisions: 1. God as Creator, 2. God as Revealer, 3. God as Redeemer, 4. God as Sanctifier, and 5. God as All in All. It is written in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition. The author writes in the Preface, "Although I am deeply immersed in Anabaptist studies my final appeal in this work has been to the living 'Oracles of God,' especially to the books of the New Testament. Although I am a Mennonite, I have learned much from the other historical traditions of the church: Roman, Orthodox, Anglican, Lutheran, Reformed, Wesleyan, and Quaker." This is the sixth printing of this valuable work.
What Mennonites Believe		View shopping basket
by J. C. Wenger
	paper, 96 pages, $4.95	Add...
Cover... Related Items History Faith About Mennonites Bargains	J. C. Wenger explains who Mennonites are and what they stand for. He goes on to explore beliefs held in common by Christians of all denominations and highlights those stressed by Mennonites. Included is an explanation of how the 16th-century Radical Reformation group, the Anabaptists, are the spiritual ancestors of Mennonites and how what the Anabaptists taught and the persecution they experienced affects Mennonite beliefs today. Recommended for Mennonites as a helpful aid to explaining their beliefs and for those curious about the beliefs and lifestyle of simplicity, biblical pacifism, strong sense of community, and service orientation of Mennonites. Revised 1991.

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