MennoLink Books and Music

Men's Chorus and Quartet, Ladies Triple Trio.

"Although Eller's touch is light, his goal is sharply in focus: to let his reader to adopt such a faith in God and His sovereign providence that he is willing to defer to Him who is the Great Avenger, rather than to take things into his own hands as far as His Cause is concerned, including one's own welfare..."-J. C. Wenger.

Revised 1981.

Copyright 2002 Peace Corps

Used in excellent condition. Copyright 1989 Christian College Coalition

The Mirror of the Martyrs exhibit developed after longtime Mennonite historians Robert S. Kreider and John S. Oyer became aware of 23 existing copper plates from etchings included in the 1685 publication of the Mennonite book Martyrs Mirror. An Inter- Mennonite Martyrs Mirror Trust Fund purchased them and, in 1990, Kreider and Oyer mounted a traveling exhibit of the plates and their prints. When Oyer and Kreider agreed that hymns related to these plates would enrich the visual experience of the exhibition, Oyer began searching 16th and 17th century German hymnals for texts written by the martyrs represented in the prints, or about the martyrs. Later, tunes were chosen by a hymnology class at the Associated Mennonite biblical Seminary in Elkhart, Indiana, and combined with the texts. The Eastern Mennonite University Chamber Singers perform choral settings of these martyr hymns and ballads.

The recording also features 20th century responses to stories from the Martyrs Mirror. Prompted by organist and CD producer Shirley Sprunger King, composer Brent Weaver wrote three works for solo organ inspired by poetry by Sarah Klassen. Klassen's poems, a response to the Mirror of the Martyrs exhibit, are included on the recording, read by Raylene Hinz-Penner. A final composition by Weaver, I Sing With Exultation, is a setting of a hymn text by Anabaptist leader Felix Manz and features the EMU Chamber Singers with organ accompaniment by Shirley Sprunger King.

This book originated as a suggestion from the Peace Problems Committee. As it basis, Millard Lind has used "em>War, Peace, and Nonresistance, by Guy F. Hershberger. It is written in an easy readable style, particularly adapted in presentation for young people. Chapter headings include: At War Against God; God Is the Answer; Christ Is the Answer; The Church Is the Answer; God's Answer in the Old World; God's Answer in the New World; God's Answer in WW I; God's Answer in WW II; God's Answer and the State; God's Answer and Man's Answers; God's Answer in Economic Relations; and Keeping Faith with God's Answer.

Copyright 1952 Mennonite Publishing House.

Copyright 1998 Masthof Press.

This volume consists of the Conrad Grebel Lectures for 1960, delivered at Eastern Mennonite College, Goshen College, and Hesston College. In content, the volume is an essay on the nature of the church, as it is understood in the New Testament. Chapter headings include: The People of God; The Body of Christ; The Holy community; Believers, Disciples, and Saints; and The Lord's Ministers, as well as a postscript on the Church and the World, footnotes, A list of writings on the nature of the church at that time, index of names of persons, and an index of scripture passages.

Copyright 1962 Herald Press