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Annie keeps wondering if her birth mother will ever come back. She finds love and security with the Troyers, but not all is well. Lucy is jealous of the attention Annie receives. Annie runs to her mother's Leaning Tree and looks to God's Hills for help.

Later Annie works for families as a babysitter and maid. She joins the Amish church and goes to youth singings. Boys keep asking to give her rides--till a beau declares himself. With compassion from the Amish community, Annie at last finds her own home.

This is the tenth and final book in the Ellie's People series by Mary Christner Borntrager.

Reading level, ages 9-13. Interest level, ages 9- adult.

Friend Gloria is miffed because Miriam won't try her miracle diet powder. A trail of trouble follows a schoolteacher lodging in Miriam's home, disrupting her household. Meanwhile, Miriam tries bookish tips to improve her relationship with her husband, with mixed results. Through it all, Miriam treasures the words of faith and learns the power of words to wound and to heal. Book 4.

• A Treasured Friendship

Six writers with broad mission experience examine current trends in missiology and call the church to renewal in missions. Contributors are Neal Blough, John Driver, Roelf S. Kuitse, Larry Miller, David A Shank, and Wilbert R. Shenk, editor. Copyright 1993.

In the four decades covered, American Mennonites nearly doubled in membership. Their encounters with Protestant revivalism, organizational techniques, modernism, and World War I affected each group differently. Volume 3.

Paul Toews examines ways progressive Mennonites have slowed their absorption into American culture through creating institutional systems, refining and rearticulating ideologies, building ecumenical alliances, and developing a service and missional activism. Meanwhile, the Amish have formed a creative set of adaptive strategies that permit economic integration and social isolation.

An in-depth look at how Mennonites nad Amish were able to become a more visible and respected people than ever before during their more than 300 years in America. Volume 4.

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.

Center Books in Anabaptist Studies series

Copyright 2004 John Hopkins University

Sunday school teachers, Bible study leaders, and other persons interested in careful Bible study will find the explanatory essays for each section of Scripture helpful.

Two focused articles at the end of each chapter, The Text in biblical Context and The Text in the Life of the Church, are unique features of the series.

Especially in the latter, believers church perspectives come through clearly. These include believers baptism, commitment to the Rule of Christ (Matthew 18:15-20) as central to church membership, belief in the power of love in all relationships, and a willingness to follow the way of the cross of Christ.

The series is based on the conviction that God still speaks to all who will listen, and that the Holy Spirit makes the Word a living and authoritative guide for all who want to know and do God's will.

Copyright 2002.

Copyright 2003. Masthof Press

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

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

Center books for Anabaptist Studies series.

Copyright 2002 John Hopkins University

Center Books in Anabaptist Studies series.

Copyright 2003 John Hopkins University

Center Books for Anabaptist Studies series

Copyright 2001 John Hopkins University

2007 reprint Masthof Press

Storms and mistakes make for rough going on the farm. But they hang together, and the community gathers to raise a barn for Joe's new dairy operation. Join Joe and Arie and see how days and nights on chestnut Ridge are full of action, dealing with farm life and wildlife. Book 3

2007 reprint Masthof Press

2007 reprint Masthof Press

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