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| Jesus Loves Women: a Memoir of Body and Spirit | View shopping basket | |
| by Tricia GAtes Brown | ||
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paperback, 264 pages, $15.95 | Add... | |
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Related Items Women | Jesus Loves Women is the memoir of a girl raised in a fundamentalist Christian milieu she casts off at a young age and of her quest to find wholeness and home, spiritually and sexually. Writing honestly about first love, marriage, divorce, sexuality, and the struggle to find home within herself, Tricia Gates Brown tells a story that is at once personal and universal. Her memoir is the story of a woman coming to understand divine love-for herself, for women, and for everyone who has stumbled his or her way into awareness and grace. Copyright 2011 Cascadia Publishing House | |
| Teatime in Mogodishu | View shopping basket | |
| by Ahmed Ali Haile, as told to David W. Shenk | ||
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Related Items Africa | Ahmed Ali Haile tells his life story of growing up in Somalia, becoming a Christian as a teenager, meeting Mennonite missionaries in Somalia, studying at Goshen College and Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary and then going back to his homeland to do mediation and work among clans in Somalia. Although injured during an attack in Mogadishu, he has kept going back to Africa to serve Somalis. Copyright 2011 Herald Press | |
| The Essential Gandhi: An Anthology of His Writings on His Life, Work and Ideas | View shopping basket | |
| by Mahatma Gandhi, edited by Louis Fischer | ||
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Related Items Specials And Used Bargains | This is a used book in very good condition "Gandhi believed in revealing himself. He regarded secrecy as the enemy of freedom-no only the freedom of India but the freedom of man. He exposed even the innermost personal thoughts which individuals usually regard as private. In nearly a half-century of prolific writing, speaking, and subjecting his ideas to the test of actions, he painted a detailed self-portrait of his mind, heart, and soul." -Louis Fishcer Copyright 1962 | |
| Lifting the Veil: Mennonite Life in Russia Before the Revolution | View shopping basket | |
| by Jacob H. Janzen | ||
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softcover, 128 pages, $25.00 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items History Russia | Jacob H. Janzen was born in 1878 in the village of Steinbach,
Ukraine, He emerged as a leader in the Mennonite communities in his
roles as teacher, pastor, and author. After surviving terrible
hardships following the First World War and the Bolshevik revolution,
Janzen managed to emigrate to Canada with his family, settling in
Waterloo, Ontario in 1924. There he served the Waterloo-Kitchener
United Mennonite Church as pastor until his death in 1950. Written originally in German and published in the Canadian Mennonite journal "Der Bote," Janzen's little book is part confession, part memoir, and part critique of the life he experienced in the Mennonite colonies in the Russia of his youth. Available now for the first time in English, Jacob H Janzen's thoughtful reflections "lift the veil" on a unique period of Mennonite history. | |
| A Life Redeemed: The Life Story of Ludlow Walker | View shopping basket | |
| by Harvey Yoder | ||
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paperback, 232 pages, $11.95 | Add... | |
| This is the inspiring story of Ludlow Walker's journey from his childhood in Jamaica to his current calling as a minister of the Gospel. Along the way, Ludlow achieved his dreams of financial success as an investor and hotel proprietor in Belize, only to see his marriage unravel and his life collapse into hopelessness. in his darkest hour, Ludlow finally turned to the God he had been trying to ignore all his life. What happened next is an unforgettable story of God's redeeming grace and transforming power. Copyright 2010 Christian Aid Ministries. | ||
| The Singing Junk-Man: Stories of Faith and Hope and Humor | View shopping basket | |
| by Truman H. Brunk | ||
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paperback, 214 pages, $14.95 | Add... | |
| Following his well-received first book, That Amazing Junk-Man, this sequel continues to pass on Brunk's life and ministry. A natural store-teller, Brunk draws upon a lifetime of personal experiences with many age groups, and people from a wide variety of backgrounds. These are stories of humor, grace, and hope. Copyright 2010 Cascadia Publishing House | ||
| That Amazing Junk-Man: The Agony and Ecstasy of a Pastor's Life | View shopping basket | |
| by Truman H. Brunk | ||
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paper, 216 pages, $14.95 | Add... | |
Cover... | This book is a collection of nearly 75 stories and sermonettes
drawn from Brunk's forty years in the ministry. The stories reflect
Brunk's desire to help churches become open and welcoming, instead of
exclusive and shunning. The story of Cap'n Jack, the oysterman living
"outside the walls" of the Mennonite colony and welcomed into Brunk's
home church at Warwick River Mennonite Church, provides a memorable
illustration of this. Copyright 2007 Cascadia Publishing House | |
| 118 Days: Christian Peacemaker Teams Held Hostage in Iraq | View shopping basket | |
| by Tricia Gates Brown | ||
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paperback, 264 pages, $17.95 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items Cpt | On November 26, 2005, Christian Peacemaker Teams (SPT) members Tom Fox and Jim Loney along with delegation members Norman Kember and Harmeet Sooden were kidnapped in Iraq. Tom Fox was killed on March 9, 2006. Jim, Norman and Harmeet were freed two weeks after 118 days of captivity. The kidnapping of these four men was like a rock thrown into a pond. This Cascadia edition of a book copublished with CPT describes the ripples on the water, the impact and results of that rock, in stories characterized by hope, courage, friendship, and forgiveness. 118 Days bears witness to vital peacemaking being done around the world in these times. The Cascadia edition is identical to the self-published CPT edition except for a few minor changes to accommodate the shift of publishers--such as revised title and copyright pages and updates to the section "Why we Self-Published." Copyright 2008 Cascadia Publishing House | |
| A Usable Past?: A Story of Living and Thinking Vocationally at the Margins | View shopping basket | |
| by Paul Peachey | ||
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Related Items Theology | Christendom or believers church? Here a twentieth-century
Anabaptist ponders this and other key questions while telling his 90-
year life story. As he records, Peachey was shaped in the free church
tradition and by encountering a traumatized post-World War II Europe.
From that vantage point, he and Mennonite colleagues saw strengths in
their heritage and developed concerns that their denomination's focus
on professionalization and institution building risked hiding the
Anabaptist light under a bushel. This led to the "Concern" movement,
whose themes still resonate in Peachey's quest to discern whether his
is "a usable past" able to offer fruitful perspectives on contemporary
trends. Copyright 2008 Cascadia Publishing House | |
| Markings/My Own: Musings on the Gospel of Mark | View shopping basket | |
| by Omar Eby | ||
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paperback, 236 pages, $14.95 | Add... | |
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Related Items Bible Study Devotional | Neither commentary nor traditional meditations, Eby's Markings
are a spiritual memoir. His musings on 70 episodes or texts in the
Gospel of Mark blend intellectual inquiry with confessional worship.
They meld poignancy, whimsy, grit, doubt, sorrow, and inspiration.
Anyone attending to the care of her or his soul will find nurture here.
Eby's project from the practice of old spiritual disciplines: Bible Study, meditation, prayer, contemplation, silence, writing. Using the Gospel of Mark for his own Markings, Eby explored the Gospel through the grid of his forty years teaching literature at the college level, reading and writing, listening to music, walking in the orchard and woods, living in Africa, heeding one wise woman, rearing children, stumbling towards God. Then, under the influence of a given text and personal memory, he sat down and wrote, yielding these personal musings on a spare but elegant Gospel. | |
| A Family Torn Apart | Details... | |
| A Hundred Camels: A Mission Doctor's Sojourn and Murder Trial in Somalia | Details... | |
| A Little Left of Center | Details... | |
| A Psalm of Joy and Lamentation: A Wife's African Memoir | Details... | |
| Anxious Armageddon: A Call to Partnership for Middle Eastern and Western Christians | Details... | |
| At Powerline and Diamond Hill: Unexpected Intersections of Life and Work | Details... | |
| Back Porch Memories: Family Stories and Diaries of Harry Zimmerman Rutt and Ida Musselman Nolt | Details... | |
| Between Worlds: Reflections of a Soviet-born Canadian Mennonite | Details... | |
| Brilliant Idiot: An Autobiography of a Dyslexic | Details... | |
| Continuing the Journey: The Geography of Our Faith | Details... | |
| Crazy Quilt: Pieces of a Mennonite Life | Details... | |
| Dancing through Thistles in Bare Feet: A Pastoral Journey | Details... | |
| Daydreams and Nightmares: Life on the Wintergruen Estate | Details... | |
| Diary of a Kidnapped Colombian Governor: A Journey Toward Nonviolent Transformation | Details... | |
| Downstairs the Queen is Knitting A Mother's candid (and sometimes funny) observations about life at top-speed with six kids growing up | Details... | |
| Dr Frau: A Woman Doctor Among the Amish | Details... | |
| Farm Girl | Details... | |
| Iraq: A Journey of Hope and Peace | Details... | |
| Jesus in Back Alleys: The Story and Reflections of a Contemporary Prophet | Details... | |
| Liberty in Confinement | Details... | |
| Long After I'm Gone: A Father-Daugher Memoir | Details... | |
| Making Sense of the Journey: The Geography of Our Faith | Details... | |
| Making Sense of the Journey: The Geography of Our Faith (Cascadia Edition) | Details... | |
| Memoirs of J. W. Kliewer or From Herdboy to College President | Details... | |
| My Early Years: An Autobiography | Details... | |
| Of This Earth: A Mennonite Boyhood in the Boreal Forest | Details... | |
| Ordinary Days: Family Life in a Farmhouse | Details... | |
| Tears of the Rain | Details... | |
| The Eden Peace Witness: A Collection of Personal Accounts | Details... | |
| The Merging: A Story of Two Families and Their Child | Details... | |
| Touched by Grace: From Secrecy to New Life | Details... | |
| Traces of treasure: Quest for God in the common place | Details... | |
| Upstairs the Peasants are Revolting: More Family Life in a Farmhouse | Details... | |
| Whatever It Takes | Details... | |
| You Never Gave Me A Name: One Mennonite Woman's Story | Details... | |
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