New Books – Gospel Publishers

14 Faithful Followers

Lloyd Penner. Are we the same kind of Christians as those of ancient times? Read these 14 biographical sketches about people living between the first and the 20th centuries. There is much information about their everyday lives and how they accepted the faith, passing it down to the present generations. The reading level is not difficult, and some older folk may find some familiar names. 186 pages; paperback.

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As Is

The Bible says, “For no man ever yet hated himself” (Eph 5:29). Still, many of us are convinced that there is much about ourselves to dislike. In “As Is” Larissa Koehn shares her journey of accepting herself as God made … Read More

The Bible says, "For no man ever yet hated himself" (Eph 5:29). Still, many of us are convinced that there is much about ourselves to dislike. In "As Is" Larissa Koehn shares her journey of accepting herself as God made her. In this down-to-earth book, she explores three facets of life that we all face: The Ugly: the lies I tell myself: I'm a failure as a mother; I'm not good. The Real: I get impatient with my children; I'm not as good as I wish I would be. The Beautiful: God loves me with my imperfections; God gave these children to me because He knew I needed them and they needed me; God made me just like He wanted me. Paperback; 117 pages.

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Engaging with Muslims: Understanding Their World

John Klaasen. Do you desire to present the gospel to people of Muslim background but do not know how to approach them? This little book is designed to help you understand more about the Muslim religion and their culture. A valuable book for those who are missionaries in countries with a large Muslim population. [Some things mentioned in this book are not universal to every Muslim culture.] 117 pages; paper. The Good Book Company.

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Footprints in the Ash

In the early morning hours of May 18, 1980, the pristine scenery around Washington’s Mount St. Helens was shattered by a powerful explosion that devastated its north slope. In the aftermath, amid the rivers of mud, blankets of ash, and eerie … Read More

In the early morning hours of May 18, 1980, the pristine scenery around Washington's Mount St. Helens was shattered by a powerful explosion that devastated its north slope. In the aftermath, amid the rivers of mud, blankets of ash, and eerie quiet, scientists made a startling discovery: nature was bringing life out of death. Most amazing of all, the geological upheavals had recreated the processes of old that had carved out such marvels as the Grand Canyon. The site stands as a testament to the power of God and a creation that is much younger than many modern scientists believe. 128 pages; hardcover.

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Grace and Healing for Wounded Souls

Greg Dyck. The comfort and healing that comes from the loving Healer and Father, the God of Heaven, is offered in six psalms that have been paraphrased. Grace and Healing for Wounded Souls has been written to support the efforts of Christian Peace Ministries in caring for the wounded ones among us. This book is for hurting and abused persons and those seeking to understand such hurts in a loved one's life. 64 pages; paper; Gospel Publishers.

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Great-Grandfather’s Diary: Tobias A. Unruh

Diary of Tobias A. Unruh, compiled and originally published by Abe J. Unruh. This booklet contains entries from the diary of Tobias A. Unruh about the journey to America. Tobias Unruh was one of a group of delegates appointed to investigate locations for settlement by Mennonites from Russia and East Prussia. The first part has entries from the travels of April to August 1873. The second part has entries from the immigration during July 1874 to January 1875. Tobias Unruh's concern for their spiritual welfare is shown in his remarks. 36 pages.

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Hidden Riches: A Journey of Faith to a New Land

Experience the agony of a Swisser family as they move to the New World after the unexpected death of their father. A story of hardship and Providence, of the harsh realities of life in the 1700s, and the kindness of fellow believers who help them on their journey. This book will help us understand what our forefathers endured for the sake of religious freedom. Historical fiction, 143 pages, paper.

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I Will Die Free

In 1962, a young preacher in Cuba named Alexander Noble was falsely accused of conspiracy to assassinate the Communist dictator Fidel Castro. He was arrested and spent the next twenty-two years in prison, enduring terrible conditions and endless torture. Noble and his fellow believers clung to their faith in God and helped each other stay true, even though they were beaten and many were killed. This is not a book for young children or adolescents. 189 pages; paper.

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Journey Through the Ark Encounter

This book is an overview of the Ark Encounter exhibit in Williamstown, Kentucky. It will be of interest to people who have been there or are planning to go soon. This well-illustrated book shows how it could have been during … Read More

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Love Wears an Apron: Menus, Tips & Inspiration

Compiled. Love Wears an Apron was designed by moms for moms. Behind its retro style cover, you will find inspiration for menu planning, our family’s favorite recipes, children’s job chart ideas, and housekeeping schedules. Throughout the book are cooking tips, inspirational quotes, and "mom humor." The goal of this book is to inspire mothers everywhere with their ministry of homemaking. Coil-bound; 378 pages. A portion of the proceeds of this book will be donated to children with medical or social needs.

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