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Farmer Boy Goes West
This book tells the story of Almanzo and the rest of the Wilder family in the years between what it told in the book “Farmer Boy” and when he met and married Laura Ingalls. Read about the big move to Minnesota, attending a new school, and helping Father run two farms! (This book was written many years later by a different author than Laura Ingalls Wilder.) 311 pages; hardcover.
Metamorphosis
Amber was a sincere Christian, but while studying English and Arabic at univerity, five friends she met caused her to wonder if she was truly following Christ and obeying God’s Word. The practical issue that caught her attention was modesty. As an “experiment,” she wore a dress to class for three months. This book is an inspiring account of her spiritual journey! 134 pages; paperback.
Elizabeth – Servant of God
Elizabeth is only twelve years old when she left her loving family to be a maid for another family some distance away. Times were hard and food was scarce in colonial America. But if her parents had known the full situation, they never would have sent her. The woman of the house was cruel and expected Elizabeth to do most of the work. Yet in these desperate circumstances, Elizabeth determined to be a servant of God. Historical fiction; 139 pages; paperback.
My Favorite Miracle Stories
Compiled by Joe Wheeler. This book contains 39 miracle stories. God’s power is just as great as it was in Bible times, and sometimes he chooses to intervene miraculously in lives of believers or unbelievers. These stories will be enjoyed at school devotions, as personal inspiration, or during family reading time. 192 pages; paperback.
My Favorite Angel Stories
Compiled by Joe Wheeler. This book contains 33 short stories about angels. These are touching accounts of God’s providential care provided by his ministering spirits. Young and old will enjoy this book, and it will make a good family story time book! Also well suited to school or youth devotions. 192 pages; paperback.
Come With Singing
Did God create music? What should we do with our ability to sing? This book examines the beginning of singing and music, how God’s people have used music through the years, and how we should use it today to glorify God. Congregational singing, song choices, the world’s music, and tainted music are topics covered. 152 pages; paperback.
Open the Dikes
Dutch Freedom Series book 2. Gerrit and Bettgen both had happy memories of growing up in Mennonite homes – and sad memories of their parents executions. But they had strayed far from their heritage. This is a story of a challenging marriage and a spiritual journey to faith again, set against the backdrop of the Dutch revolt against Spain in the 1500’s. Historical fiction. 159 pages; paperback.
The Brady Street Boys Book 6: Fire In The Feed Mill
The Brady Street Boys, book #6. Gary and his brothers, together with Uncle Aaron, arrive in Bitterroot, Illinois close on the trail of the surgeon they are trying to find. Mysterious happenings, new friends, and missed opportunities make for an intriguing tale. But at last they learn a bit more about Dr. Jefferson! Ages 9-15. 187 pages; paperback.
Katy – The Little Rose From Ukraine
One hundred fifty years ago, five-year-old Katy Mueller lived with her family in a small village in Ukraine, surrounded by uncles, aunts, and cousins. But the Russian government made sudden changes, taking away religious freedoms. This compelled these families to seek a new home in the Dakota Territory of the United States. This book tells that story, at a level school children can understand. 179 pages; paperback.
The Campground Kids – Grand Teton Stampede
The Campground Kids, Book 1. Isaiah wishes for a true wilderness camping experience. So, when Dad unexpectedly announces a trip to Grand Teton National Park, Isaiah is ecstatic! But things soon turn far more adventurous than he had ever imagined! Can he and the crew sort through the mysterious circumstances they encounter? 172 pages; paperback.
Reclaimed
This book tells, in story form, the history of Mennonites from Holland who moved to Polish Prussia to escape persecution. Their knowledge of dikes, canals, and draining land was put to good use “reclaiming” the swampy land along the Vistula River for agriculture. But this book is also about souls “reclaimed” out of the swamp of this world into the sunshine of His love! 128 pages; paperback.
Courage That Counts and other Stories of Pioneer Days
This book is a nice collection of stories from pioneer days. The adolescents in these stories, like young folks today, faced challenges with fear, anger, acceptance, and sin. The lessons learned are the same answers we need today. These stories could work well for school or family devotions. 180 pages; paperback.
Press Toward the Mark
In this book of 20 stories for young teens, you will be carried across the centuries and around the globe. It turns out that young people who want to serve the Lord meet some of the same challenges no matter when and where they live. Reading these experiences will help you “press toward the mark.” 164 pages; paperback.
Robert Hardy’s Seven Days
In this fictional narrative, Robert Hardy is a very selfish man, a wealthy manager of a railroad. He lives decently yet very selfishly. His wife and children are suffering from his neglect. Then he has a dream, in which he sees the Face of Eternity, and he is told he has seven days left to live. What a change is wrought as he seeks God! This book tells the story of how he lived those seven days, seeking to reverse his bad choices and let his life glorify the Lord. 163 pages; paperback.
Overcoming Evil God’s Way
This book makes a Biblical and historical case for nonresistance. It is a thorough work that will be appreciated by those desiring an in-depth study of this doctrine. There are many scripture references used, and reference is made to many historical works. This book takes the reader on a journey through the Old and New Testaments, church history, and into the modern day, lifting out the theme of nonresistance throughout. 284 pages; paperback.
Truth Matters
Do you speak the truth? Followers of Jesus are not immune to being duped by fake news, deceptive scams, health fads, or false conspiracy theories. When Christians are ensnared by untruths and become known for sharing the improbable, their witness to the world as lovers of truth is greatly diminished. This book challenges us to take a closer look at how we discern truth. 220 pages; paperback.
The 4:8 Principle
Too many Christians habitually view circumstances and people through a lens of negativity. In Philippians 4:8, Paul challenges believers to seek out and dwell on the positives – things that are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, of good report, virtuous, and praise-worthy! This book will help you apply these principles in practical ways. You can become joyful by rejoicing in the truth and thinking good thoughts! 217 pages; hardcover.
