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Each chapter ends with discussion questions you can answer as a group, or individually, that will help you identify areas where you may need to do some repair work. Also included is an implementation plan that will help you identify some key steps you can take right now.

Copyright 2005 Mennonite Mutual Aid

Copyright 2006 Herald Press

Copyright 2004 Herald Press.

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"A collection of parables, stories, and sermons that help us understand Jesus' teaching on faithful living. I am grateful to Miller for writing and living this book. Absolutely riveting."--June Alliman Yoder, Professor, Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary

Basic Trek invites us to explore that question. In thought and in experience. Each day of this 28-day journey starts with a story and Scripture followed by reflection questions to consider and actions to try. A different theme is featured for each of the four weeks. The first wee you will awaken to the journey to find enough joy, the second week you step out to explore enough simplicity, the third week you lighten the pack in your search for enough for me, and the fourth week you stay the course to discover enough for all.

Take this trek with friends-a youth group, a dorm wing, friends from church, or trek as a family-and venture into a world of enough.

Copyright 2002.

In rural Amish and Mennonite communities, the authors explain, the environment—especially the land—is considered part of the Kingdom that God will establish on Earth. Creation and human history are thus seen as completely interdependent.

Copyright 2000 John Hopkins University Press

Not only does creation reveal God and provide a place for encounter with God, but it praises God. The earth makes a joyful noise (Ps. 66:1) and sings a new song to the Lord (Ps. 96:1), trees clap their hands (Isa. 55:12), the sea roars, fields exult (Ps. 96:11-12) and hills sing together for joy (Ps. 98:8). Can you hear creation's praise in the song of the bird, in the roaring of the storm, in the waves lapping on the shore?

Copyright 2005 Herald Press

With easy-to-use teaching materials, creative activities, hard-hitting discussion questions, and reproducible student sheets, these studies tackle the complicated issue of following Christ in the real world of the 1990's. Generation Why Bible Studies offer a topical yet systematic approach to the study of Scripture. The studies require no student pieces and are appropriate for Sunday school, youth group, retreats, or small group study.

If you feel discouraged or alone in your attempts to live simply, if you have heard enough theory and want practical, concrete suggestions, if you are ready for challenge--read on. In this unique volume of personal testimonies woven together by superbly written, thought-provoking introductions, Doris Janzen Longacre offers an excellent combination of theory and practice.-- Ronald J Sider

This book brings together two voices from two vastly different parts of the world to talk about the subject. Bedru Hussein is from Ethiopia; Lynn Miller from the United States. They are both Christian leaders, but their exposure to and experiences with stewardship couldn't be at greater extremes. Their cultures' standards of living, income levels, frameworks, and histories are wildly different. Naturally, their setting and circumstances affect what they think the Old and New Testaments say about this issue.

This book is for those Christians who are hearing for the first time that their resources whatever their size, do not ultimately belong to them. The book is for those Christians who have heard that theme too often, who are exhausted by hearing that they have too much.

A group of stories concludes the book. They are life experiences from churches and individuals (from Belize, Indonesia, Paraguay, Ethiopia, and the U.S.) and show candidly how stewardship is practiced in these particular places today.

Copyright 2007 Good Books.