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| Up from the Rubble | View shopping basket | | by Peter and Elfieda Dyck | |
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Mennonite Central Committee
| Here is the epic story that has charmed Mennonite audiences for many years.
Peter and Elfrieda Dyck share their World War II experiences of helping
Mennonite Refugees escape from wartorn Europe and find new homes in South
America and Canada. Many photos are included. "In this century no story out
of the Mennonite experience has captured the hearts and minds of all Mennonites and Amish groups as the story of the Berlin Exodus in 1947. The departure
from Berlin in the early morning hours of January 30 of 1,200 Mennonite
refugees from Russia is part of a larger epic of the movement of 12,000
uproooted Mennonites to new homes in Paraguay, Uruguay, and North America.
It brings to memory the biblical narrative of the mighty works of God in that
first Exodus."--Robert Kreider | | | | Seeking Cultures of Peace: A Peace Church Conversation | View shopping basket | | by Fernando Enns, Scott Holland and Ann K Riggs, editors | |
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Africa
| This book shares some of the new conversation between members of
the Historic Peace Churches (Mennonites, Quakers, and Brethren) as they
reflect on their theology in light of the World Council of Churches'
current Decade to Overcome Violence. It includes updated presentations
rooted in a historic gathering of theologians of these three
traditions, in Switzerland in 2001, at the beginning of the Decade.
Offered are fresh readings of biblical and theological concepts as well
as reflection on contemporary challenges and opportunities. These
16 chapters plus other materials examine theological understandings in
the light of current world realities. This includes reflection on the
reality of globalized culture and structures of power, and on the role
of national histories. Chapters also reflect on identity and context
and how these shape understandings of peace. Authors look at biblical
models of peacemaking but also explore the way concepts of land and
place, in Christian and in other faith traditions, contribute to peace.
Reflection from a variety of contexts, including Nigeria, Korea,
Colombia, Paraguay, the British Isles and North America, adds richness
to the collection. Copyright 2004 Cascadia Publishing House | | | | Whatever It Takes | View shopping basket | | by Dorothy Siebert | |
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Missions
Autobiography
| Albert and Anna Enns served as MBMS International Missionaries in
Paraguay for 30 years. Their ministry brought the gospel to thousands
and founded many of the current Paraguayan churches. This is a well-
written story of God's faithfulness to and blessing on a couple
faithful to Him. Not only are you given a picture of what it took to
do mission work in the early years but your are invited into the home
of Albert and Anna Enns, sharing their years of courtship, marriage and
family life. Copyright 2001. | |
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