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| For One Moment | View shopping basket | | by Christmas Carol Kauffman | |
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| For One Moment points a stark finger at the evil forces
that ruthlessly shatter the lives of thousands of adolescents the world
over. It portrays a home weakened by war, then broken by divorce, the
terror and tragedy of battle, the emptiness of a life without God. It
stimulates both heart and mind, but it does far more--it reveals the
reality, personal interest, and love of the Saviour. | | | | Whispering Brook Series | View shopping basket | | by Carrie Bender | |
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Summerville Days illustrated by Joy Dunn Keenan paper, 224 pages, $8.95
Whispering Brook Farm is home base for Nancy Petersheim. But she pulls herself away to visit her sister and brother-in-law in Summerville. Never once did she dream that this would stretch from two weeks to all summer. Book 2. 2007 reprint Masthof Press
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Hemlock Hill Hideaway illustrated by Joy Dunn Keenan paper, 168 pages, $8.95
The Petersheims of Whispering Brook buy a farm for young Omar at Summerville. They send Omar's sister Nancy to keep house for him while he is still single. The Petersheim's model family and church togetherness. Nancy and Omar have lively times with Sally and Andrew Fisher. Book 4 2007 reprint Masthof Press
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Woodland Dell's Secret illustrated by Joy Dunn Keenan paper, 176 pages, $8.95
Nancy Petersheim, keeping house for her brother Omar, is busy with her own work, helping neighbors, and being friends with Sally and Andrew. This Amish family pulls together in the crunch and knows how to enjoy wholesome living. They invite you to share their fun and celebration of life. Book 5 2007 reprint Masthof Press
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Timber Lane Cove paperback, 156 pages, $8.95
The story of the Petersheim family continues in this sixth and final book in the Whispering Brook Series. Omar and Sally are getting married. Nancy and Dannie decide to move to Timber Lane Cove to help the Taylor family. While cooking and caring for the seven Taylor children, Nancy dreams of her own home someday and writes letters to Andrew in Michigan. What if Andrew wants to stay there? Can Nancy leave her beloved family, friends, and woods here in Pennsylvania? Dannie befriends Old Leo who is living in the hunting cabin in Byler's woods and takes his horse Silky for long rides in the woods and meadows. Dannie has many adventures as he traps muskrats, meets a bobcat, and is almost killed by a bear. Join Nancy, Dannie, and their whole family as they experience daily adventures, life changes, and their abiding love for each other. Book 6 Copyright 2003. Herald Press
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| Warm stories of Amish farm life by Carrie Bender for ages 9 and up. | | | | God Sees the Forest | View shopping basket | | by Linda Byler | |
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| At the age of sixteen, Samuel Beiler rebels against the strict and authoritarian discipline of his father and leaves the Amish for the world of the English-for a season. The unfailing love and acceptance of his mother beckon the prodigal son to come home, home to the community of faith where the ordnung is experienced as a guide and a blessing, not a taskmaster. Copyright 2009 | | | | Annie's People | View shopping basket | | by Beverly Lewis |
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The Englisher paperback, $13.95
Book 2. Annie Zook, the preacher's daughter, struggles to keep her promise to her father-to abandon her art for a full six months. Will she succeed, only to succumb to another "forbidden" desire? And what would her father do if he discovered her friendship with a handsome Englisher? Ben Martin has recently moved to Pennsylvania from Kentucky on a secret search of his own. He is mysteriously drawn to Paradise and expecially to the covered bridge depicted in Annie's painting, a folded copy of which he carries in his pocket...along with a smooth peach stone. Will Ben's keen interest in Annie derail her intention to join the Amish church come autumn? Copyright 2006 Bethany House.
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The Brethren paperback, 349 pages, $7.00
Book 3. Annie Zook, the Amish preacher's daughter, is caught between two worlds. Living with shunned friend Esther, Annie longs to return to the idyllic days spent with Englisher Ben Martin, before her father ordered her never to see him again. Stunned when family secrets come to light, Ben determines to solve the mystery of his past. Will his future include Annie-or will the Brethren always stand between them? The final book in the Annie's People Series Copyright 2006 Bethany House.
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| This new series by Beverly Lewis begins a remarkable journey of
heartache and homespun delight. | | | | Springtime's Promise | View shopping basket | | by Carrie Bender | |
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| Follow a young orphaned girl's journal as she adjusts to living with her grandparents in the Conestoga Valley in Pennsylvania. She joins in the happy family times of work and play on the farm and rejoices at being part of a big family and everything that comes with it. There are stories of old to listen to after the work is done and record in her journal as she sits by the mill bridge. Copyright 2009 Masthof Press | | | | Willowcreek Valley Farm series | View shopping basket | | by Carrie Bender |
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Bittersweet Journey paperback, 142 pages, $6.95
Annie's friend loans them several books, one about Mennonites migrating from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to Upper Canada (now Ontario) two hundred years ago. The epic story captures their interest. The Petersheims read together and discuss the dangers faced. They identify with the lifestyle, desire for freedom of faith, and need for farms. Bittersweet Journey shows Pennsylvanians making a great effort to help the pioneers save their mortgaged and in the wilds of Canada. Annie, with her woman's instincts, feels with Beccy Eby Bricker in her trials. Steve, with his preacher's insights, explores spiritual issues in hero Sam Bricker's life. Reading together gives them edifying entertainment. Book two. Copyright 2003.
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Horseshoe Knoll paperback, $6.95
Dannie and Susie have left their Pennsylvania home to help at their brother's Amish Tennessee farm for the summer. Susie stays in the community and becomes friends with Savilla, on a neighboring farm. Dannie and a childhood friend, Jodie, obtain the approval of their folks to go with Dr Robinson and his wife to work on a Colorado ranch for several weeks. Stallions, sheepdogs, and sheep figure in this drama of the scenic foothills and so do various wild animals, including a cougar. Dannie learns what it takes to be a man, develop character, and take responsibility. Meanwhile, Susie and Savilla care for the new babies of t heir host families, do farm tasks, take trips to town, and even work for some elderly non-Amish folks. Close-knit Amish family life is nurtured by letters,, phone calls, and the extended family's annual reunion. Book 3. Copyright 2003 AB Publishing, Inc.
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Trailblazing in Penn's Woods paperback, $8.95
Dannie and Susie Petersheim are keeping the home fires burning at Willowcreeek Valley Farm and reading a book about a young girl who travels on a ship across the stormy ocean to settle in America. She lived briefly in Grosdaudy Hans Herr's house before traveling wetward into Penn's Woods. Indians attack and capture her before she is rescued by a young trapper who becomes her future husband. Book 4. Copyright 2005 Masthoff Press
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Home in the Wilderness paperback, $7.95
Susie has left her Pennsylvania home to help at her brother Steven's Amish Tennessee farm as Steven's wife, Annie, awaits a new baby. While Susie is recovering from an accident, she reads a book about Betsey of Hammer Creek in Lancaster County. A Bachelor in Upper Canada invites Betsey to join a Conestoga wagon caravan going there soon after 1800. In Tennessee, letters, visits, and a reunion of the relatives nurture close-knit family life. Book 5. Copyright 2006 A.B. Publishing, Inc
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| After Steven Petersheim marries Annie Stoltzfoos in Pennsylvania, they move to a rented farm in a young Amish settlement in Tennessee. Follow Steven and Annie Petersheim and their lives on Willowcreek Valley Farm. | | | | Timna | View shopping basket | | by Lucille Travis | |
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| Timna is the wife of Shem, one of Noah's sons. As the story opens, the family has loaded the ark with animals and supplies as God has ordered, and tehy are ready to shut the doors. The rains will start soon, and Timna fears she will never see any of her friends and relatives again. Along with two enchanging and mischievous dogs named Theirf and Mangy, Timna seals herself into the ark. She doesn't know what to expect, only that she is obeying-and trusting-God. For 9-to-14-year-olds. Copyright 2009 Herald Press | | | | Comin' Home Soon and Other Short Stories | View shopping basket | | by Christmas Carol Kauffman, compiled by Marcia Kauffman Clark | |
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| For more than a decade, the Youth's Christian Companion published more than one hundred short stories written by Christmas Carol Kauffman. Within the pages of this book, rediscover twenty-one of Carol's beloved stories plus one additional short story that never appeared in the Youth's Christian Companion. Copyright 2009 Digital Legend | | | | Light From Heaven | View shopping basket | | by Christmas Carol Kauffman | |
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| Joseph Armstrong's father showed more concern for his farms and
horses than he did for his wife and children. Work was first. Mishaps
were dealt with harshly. Praise was a foreign language. The family
suffered cruel scorn, rejection, and deprivation. All the while,
Bennet Armstrong hypocritically portrayed himself to others as
flawlessly pious. The Armstrong home was a potential hotbed for
bitterness and emotional desolation. Thankfully, a devout mother
bridged the gap, loving her children, telling them Bible stories,
teaching them to respect their father, and praying fervently for their
safety and salvation. Annie Armstrong's prayers were heard. Joseph
came to trust his kind heavenly Father who helped him love and forgive
and rise above his circumstances to a life of purpose and peace.
This story, sometimes heartrending, sometimes heartening, points to
the one true hope for all man's miseries--Jesus Christ, the true Light
from heaven. | | | | Seeker of Stars | View shopping basket | | by Susan Fish | |
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| Seeker of Stars is a novella chronicling the life of the fictional Melchior, one of the Magi, highlighting Melchior's love relationship with the vast universe of stars. An accident provides the opportunity for Melchior to move from his father's business of rug making to study the stars with the astronomers of the king's court. his passion ultimately leads him on a journey in pursuit of that one special star, a journey which leads Melchior to reflect on desire and pain, life and death, family and love, dreams and duty, and to find unusual reconciliation within his own family and with the God he never knew he longed for. Copyright 2008 Kindred Productions | | | | A Life Apart | Details... | | | Annie's Day of Light | Details... | | | Brides of Lancaster County | Details... | | | Buggy Spoke Series | Details... | | | Crossings of Promise | Details... | | | Daughters of Lancaster County | Details... | | | Days of Terror | Details... | | | Dora's Diary | Details... | | | Ellie's People | Details... | | | Eyes at the Window | Details... | | | Gideon's People | Details... | | | Johanna's Journal | Details... | | | Joy's Journal | Details... | | | Kairos: A Novel | Details... | | | Katelyn's Affection | Details... | | | Little Pete and Other Stories | Details... | | | Lost Sons | Details... | | | Margaret's Print Shop | Details... | | | Miriam's Journal | Details... | | | No Strange Fire | Details... | | | Nobody's Kate Series | Details... | | | Not Regina | Details... | | | Pax Avalon: Conflict Revolution | Details... | | | People of the Promise | Details... | | | Pondered in Her Heart--Hannah's Book: Inside and Outside | Details... | | | Sammy and Brian Mysteries | Details... | | | Sarah | Details... | | | Simone: A Saint for Outsiders | Details... | | | The Crossroad | Details... | | | The Deserter | Details... | | | The Emerald Angel | Details... | | | The Fugitive: Menno Simons | Details... | | | The Herrs | Details... | | | The Jonas Series | Details... | | | The Music of the Lamplight | Details... | | | The Skye Series | Details... |
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