Books

We learn from our mistakes. Such learning is a part of life. But we also learn from the mistakes of others. We even learn from the mistakes of people who lived long before our time. We take warning from those who fell. Because someone else s... Learn more

Elizabeth thought she and Emanuel had a happy marriage. A deep love, two children, adequate income, and a caring church-life was good. Illusion. Emanuel was seeing another woman. When Elizabeth found out, she was crushed. Emanuel asked forgi... Learn more

Emma is a Hurst, and a very determined one. Hursts are strong; they aren't known for giving up or giving in easily. What will God use to break her? Epilepsy? Incarceration? Death of loved ones? Cancer? Or perhaps all four? Under the wise and... Learn more

Thirty true adoption stories written by conservative Mennonite and Amish parents, reflecting the disappointment of childlessness, the anticipation of adoption, and a wide range of emotions related to the legal and social implications of adop... Learn more

"How wonderful, that God can take a worm, and from it beauty make. Now it can fly!" Poems and full-color photographs of 22 animals. The poems not only emphasize the animals as gifts from God, but also include lessons we can learn from them. Learn more

Please come along and walk with usalong the sandy shore.We'll search for treasures that were onceupon the ocean floor.This beautifully illustrated book of rhymes introduces children to beach creatures such as hermit crabs, starfish and sever... Learn more

Ervin Hershberger's culminating work details nine urgent warnings for end-time saints. Guard against covetousness and carelessness. Wake out of indifference and deafness to Christ. Be encouraged as you become more aware of God's marvelous pr... Learn more

Though Grandma Myrtle has multiple sclerosis and cannot walk, she enjoys many of the same things most grandmas do. The Yoder children serve as Grandma’s helpers and learn that true fulfillment comes from willingly offering their hands and fe... Learn more

Becky and her husband were committed to providing a haven of love for their children, but their neighborhood was increasingly dangerous and running counter to their commitment. What should they do? To leave the only place they had called hom... Learn more

Sometimes gray areas can become quite acceptable in our lives. But what would life look like if the lines were marked more clearly? Meet Shari Beth, missionary in Haiti. She sees pockets of light, people-like Jock-aglow with the joy of the L... Learn more

Twelve pages of inspirational verse pointing to comforts from God in stressful times. Full-color photographs. Suitable as a greeting card for the grieving. Envelope included. Learn more

Do your quiet times with God feel disconnected from the rest of your overflowing days? Shouldn't our devotions affect how we live our lives? In this 90-day devotional for women, Mennonite mother and wife Faith Sommers helps connect your mome... Learn more

Priska and Asherwaud had lovingly prepared their home for their first baby. But one heartbreaking night, Asherwaud’s mind snapped and he attacked Priska, nearly killing their unborn child. Born mentally and physically handicapped, what would... Learn more

A sequel to Angels Over Waslala and Angels in the Night.

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Includes tab dividers and five each of the three different sleeves with accompanying recipe cards.

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Just the binder—no recipe cards or sleeves. Learn more

It looks like cancer, the doctor said. Elsie didn't cry just then, but a few minutes later the impact of his words hit hard. How would they tell the children? So began a thirteen-year journey. Initial treatment was successful and the immedia... Learn more

Can just any ordinary person learn to write poetry? This book says yes! This poetry primer covers the two basic building blocks of poetry: rhyme and rhythm. The easy-to-follow teaching, examples, and exercises will help you to better underst... Learn more

Journey with little Adam through the experience of the family building a new house. Children will enjoy the many colorful pictures throughout the book. Learn more

Anna Mary Byler and others share practical ways in which the glow of God's glory can be fostered and maintained by women in their unique spheres of service. Many of the writers describe their personal experience. Learn more

Trusting each life incident to God's all-inclusive point of view can seem impossible while in the midst of pain. The author shows how this divine perspective is worked out in the daunting responsibilities and magnificent opportunities of a w... Learn more