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| Century Singing Live | View shopping basket | | by The Table Singers | |
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| Sample | Great is the Lord | 2:16 | | Sample | I Owe the Lord a Morning Song | 1:03 | | Sample | By Cool Siloam's Shady Hill | 1:10 | | Sample | Over My Head | 3:27 | | Sample | I Must Tell Jesus | 2:08 | | Sample | Precious Lord | 2:54 | | Sample | By and By | 4:19 | | Sample | Rescue the Perising, Would you be Free | 1:18 | | Sample | Softly and Tenderly | 2:45 | | Sample | Far and Near | 4:19 | | Sample | Spirit of the Living God | 1:09 | | Sample | We are Going Down the Valley | 1:58 | | Sample | Safe in the Arms of Jesus | 2:39 | | Sample | When the Trumpet of the Lord Shall Sound | 1:40 | | Sample | Life is Like a Mountain Railroad | 2:13 | | Sample | Will the Circle be Unbroken | 2:43 | | Sample | Abide With Me 'Tis Eventide | 2:53 | | Sample | Deep River | 1:24 | | Sample | I've Got Shoes | 1:31 | | Sample | Blest be the Tie that Binds, God be With You | 2:20 | | Audio samples require an mp3 format player. |
At home in a variety of styles, this album features the Table Singers with St. Mark's band as well as
their acclaimed traditional acappella. Glenn Lehman and Heidi Kurtz solo on popular Gospel numbers
such as By and By, Precious Lord, Softly and Tenderly, and I Must Tell Jesus. The Table Singers, now
in their 14th year, revisit revival acappella greats such as Would You Be Free, Rescue the Perishing, and
Spirit of the Living God. The 43-minute album recorded live is rounded out by spirituals, Mennonite Hour
classics and Gospel pops. | | | | Keeping Time: Sounding the Liturgical Year through Jazz, Vol 2 | View shopping basket | |
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| Sample | Deep River | 5:41 | | Sample | O Come O Come Emmanuel | 5:05 | | Sample | Angels We Have Hard on High | 5:11 | | Sample | So They Went With Haste | 4:11 | | Sample | Star In The East | 4:45 | | Sample | Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child | 3:40 | | Sample | Returning Home | 3:05 | | Sample | Were You There? | 4:04 | | Sample | Go Down Moses | 4:45 | | Sample | The Solid Rock | 5:46 | | Sample | Light Beyond All Light | 5:27 | | Sample | I Want Jesus To Walk With Me | 4:55 | | Sample | Metamorphosis | 4:18 | | Audio samples require an mp3 format player. |
The songs in this recording correspond to the season of the
liturgical year (also known as the "church year" or "Christian
calendar"). The liturgical year is a way Christians have "kept time"
for many centuries. The songs are written and/or arranged by Nelson
Boschman. A recording produced by Communitas Supportive Care Society (formerly MCC Supportive Care Services), a non-profit, faith-based social services agency. Funds raised from the sale of this recording go toward the work of Communitas Supportive Care Society in supporting people who have disabilities. Copyright 2007. | | | | Dora's Diary | View shopping basket | | by Carrie Bender | |
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Dora's Diary Set paperback, $40.45
Save 10%. The set includes all five volumes of Dora's Diary. Titles include Birch Hollow Schoolmarm, Lilac Blossom Time, Beyond Blue Mist Mountains, Millstream Orchards Family, and Rock Garden Ramblings.
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Birch Hollow Schoolmarm
: Dora's Diary 1 illustrated by Joy Dunn Keenan paperback, 192 pages, $8.95
Dora runs around with the Amish youth, then makes her
peace with parents and church. Family friends call her to teach for an
Amish community in Minnesota. She dedicates herself to teaching, yet
is not too busy to have dates with Matthew. When the teaching job
fizzles out, she works as a hired girl, caring for nine young children.
Stress almost overwhelms Dora, but lilacs, love, and faith keep her
going.
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Lilac Blossom Time: Dora's Diary 2 illustrated by Joy Dunn Keenan paperback, 160 pages, $8.95
The sequel to Birch Hollow Schoolmarm. Dora and Matthew have a joyful reunion in Minnesota for a week, but he has to return to California. The letters fly between them as Dora is a Maad (hired girl) for a lively, large family in Minnesota. Then she returns to her parents in Pennsylvania and serves as a companion for Mrs. Worthington. Dora hears tales of the Underground Railroad and of pioneers in the West. With Mrs. Worthington, she visits California and sees Matthew over Valentine's Day! Then come spring courting and the fall wedding. Lilacs, love, and faith keep Dora going. Copyright 2001.
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Beyond Mist Blue Mountains: Dora's Diary 3 paperback, 200 pages, $8.95
Dora, married and settled into Millstream Orchard Farm in Minnesota, writes in her diary faithfully. A year after they had planned, Dora and her husband Matthew finally go to Belize to work in an orphanage run by Dora's aunt and uncle. There, though she is homesick at times, she recounts their many adventures: a kidnapped child, thieves in the night, escaping down a wild river, watching the breathtaking tropical sunsets, and of course, taking care of all those children. Through all this, Dora and Matthew wish for a child of their own. Even after three years of marriage, there is no baby. So the adventures continue. They buy a farm in a different Amish settlement in Belize, adopt children (Dora wants a dozen!), and revel in the wonderful people and world God has given them. Copyright 2003.
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Millstream Orchards Family: Dora's Diary 4 paperback, 157 pages, $8.95
Dora and Matthew have returned from working in an orphanage in Belize. They now have eight adopted children and are living on Millstream Orchard Farm in Minnesota. In her journal Dora records blessings and struggles of their family life, with stories from the parents' earlier days. Farm adventures sometimes take a toll on health, yet they rejoice in family togetherness and the cycle of seasons. They are busy with home chores, farmwork, helping the neighbors, and times out for jokes, fun, picnics, and relaxation. By caring for each other, they create precious memories. Copyright 2004.
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Rock Garden Ramblings: Dora's Diary 5 paperback, 152 pages, $8.95
Dora and Matthew add their birth baby to their eight adopted children. There's never a dull moment on the farm. Friends and family help with picking (and throwing!) tomatoes on their ten-acre patch. The youngsters play pranks on the hired man and pick up a hitchhiker who wants to work on a farm. They all work, yes, but also have fun: picnics in meadow and mountain, farm frolics, doughnut-making, sledding, skating, and more. Copyright 2005 A.B. Publishing
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| Back by popular demand, Carrie Bender's series about
Dora, the adopted daughter of Miriam and Nate (in Miriam's Journal, 5
volumes). | | | | Joy's Journal | View shopping basket | | by Carrie Bender | |
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Joys Journal Set paperback, $40.25
Save 10%! All five books in the Joy's Journal series. Titles include: Tall Cedar Homestead, Beechwood Acres, Majestic Oaks, Forget-Me-Not Lane, and Lamplight on the Heart.
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Tall Cedar Homestead paperback, 128 pages, $8.95
A just-married Amish couple settles on a homestead in Montana and
experiences the excitement of beginning a new life together, the
loneliness of distance from their family, the thrilling beauty of the
nearby majestic mountains, the fear of mysterious night-time prowlers,
a hostile taxpayer, and neighbors who eventually apologize-all shared
amidst the four seasons experienced by Miriam "Joy". Book 1.
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Beechwood Acres paperback, $8.95
Book 2 in the Joy's Journal Series. In this sequel to Tall Cedars Homestead, Kermit and Joy move to Beechwood Acres in Montana only to discover that someone is living in an old abandoned range shelter on their property. Then there is the visit from Joy's great-grandmother who brought a journal written by her mother when she lived in the Conestoga Valle of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in the 1700s. Read about the Indian settlement near Weber's Thal; a man who weighed 400 pounds and built a cart because he was too heavy to ride a horse only to discover that the church leaders felt it was too worldly; and the Settlement of the Solitary (later called Ephrata Cloister) who claimed local Mennonites. Would it claim Feronica, or would she marry Yockel, her Mennonite sweetheart. Tears of joy and sorrow bring you to an unexpected ending! Copyright 2002.
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Majestic Oaks paperback, 140 pages, $8.95
Book 3 in the Joy's Journal Series. Kermit and Joy move to a small farmette in Pennsylvania near Aunt Miraiam and Uncle Nate. Grandma Gertrude comes to visit and brings another old journal-this time of Feronica's daughter, Julia, as she visits the Conestoga Valley where her mother grew up. Local sites including The Cloister, Eby's Mill, Saeue Schwamm Shettle, Graf's Spring, Horseshoe Trail, and Weber's Thal, are captured in Julia's thoughts and experiences. She is smitten with the charms of Abe Rittenhouse, a Mennonite schoolmaster, but during a fox hunt near the Blue Ball Run, a young George Glauner is thrown from his horse and is injured. He is carried to the Wittman home where Julia is the maud (maid). His twinkling hazel eyes captivate and charm Julia as well. Copyright 2003. Masthof Press
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Forget-Me-Not Lane paperback, $8.95
Book 4 in the Joy's Journal Series. Kermit and Joy experience the joy nad challenges of parenthood while living on a farmette in Pennsylvania. They love living close to Aunt Miriam and Uncle Nate and dear friend Sadie and between them the grasses of Forget-Me-Not Lane are kept constantly trodden down as they run back and forth to visit. The days are kept lively as a family of four motherless children move onto the next farm and the three little "happy campers" from Beechwood Acres days come and stay for a while. Kermit is kept busy in his woodworking shop, but his heart isn't in it. He longs for the great outdoors on the cattle farm in Montana. But Joy is happy and content where she is with family and good friends and neighbors nearby. Copyright 2004 Masthof Press
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Lamplight on the Hearth paperback, $8.95
Book 5 in the Joy's Journal Series. Kermit and Joy move back to Montana where they marvel anew at the awesome majesty of the country, the tall pines etched against the mountains, the never-ending blue sky, and the scenic river winding it way through the valley. Kermit's work is in the great outdoors, doing what he enjoys most. Joy is busy with many household duties and caring for their children. Then a surprise arrives in the mail from Great-Grandmother Gertrude-another of Julia's old-time journals. In it Julia relates of tough trials, heartaches, and near-despair after she and George and their three children moved to Kentucky. Joy can't help but shed tears for her as she re-copies the old journal. Copyright 2005 Masthof Press
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| Following the experiences of Miriam's "Joy" who was just a little
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