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Graceful, Practical Living
This book promotes living a contented and practical life. Discusses the way people lived in the Old Testament until life today in North America. Personal experiences of the “good old days” from more than 25 people are included, along with some old-time recipes. This book gives us another look at the value of contentment. 190 pages; paper.
Gray Matter
When neurosurgeon Dr. David Levy decided to ask his patients whether he could pray with them prior to surgery, he had no idea what to expect. While some patients found comfort in Levy’s request, others were skeptical. This book is the author’s testimony concerning the power of prayer and forgiveness. 304 pages; paper.
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 of 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; paperback.
Grow {Your Beautiful Brain} Student Book
This book on mental health for teenagers is 26 lessons, divided into 5 units:
Unit 1: The Brain
Unit 2: The Brain (teenage version)
Unit 3: The Effects of Screens, Technology, and Social Media on the Growing Brain
Unit 4: Attentive and Mindful
Unit 5: Tool Kit
This course will provide teenagers with valuable information and insight during the all-important years between childhood and adulthood. It is suitable for classroom use and easily adapted to home schools and youth groups. A few of the lessons in Unit 4 have biblical references. 93 pages.
Have You Considered? Evidence beyond a Reasonable Doubt
This book explores the creation through science and the Word of God. For each day of the year, there is a short devotional with scripture references and some very interesting scientific facts. Topics include biology, geology, genetics, and history. Written in a style that is appropriate to be read to young children, yet enjoyable for adults. Over 400 pages of colorfully illustrated commentary; hardcover.
Healing for Damaged Emotions
Events in our lives, both good and bad, form rings in us like the rings in a tree. Each ring records memories that affect our feelings, our relationships, and our thoughts about God. In this classic work, David Seamands encourages us to live compassionately with ourselves as we allow the Holy Spirit to heal our past. As he helps us name hurdles in our lives—such as guilt, poor self-worth, and perfectionism, this book shows us how we can find freedom from our pain and enjoy the abundant life God wants for us.
Heart to Heart, Godly Wisdom Woman to Woman
This devotional book for women is comprised of short inspirational essays and stories written by older Christian women for those following in their footsteps. Each article highlights one or more Bible verses. Solid biblical principles are encouraged in a down-to-earth, practical way. 105 devotionals; 210 pages; paperback.
Heaven-Sent Miracles and Rescues
In Heaven-Sent Miracles and Rescues, Andrea shares tales of amazing and supernatural occurrences she’s seen from the frontline. From breathtaking water recoveries, to heroic battles against housefires, to astonishing interventions against medical crises, Andrea’s accounts of emergency rescues will have you reading with interest while reassuring you of God’s awe-inspiring power over every circumstance. Paperback, 223 pages.
Help! I Want to Change
“Why can’t I change?” Have you ever asked this? Maybe you want more discipline in your eating habits, or you struggle with uncontrolled anger outbursts. Perhaps sinful addictions have a strong hold upon you or a loved one. This book explains how it is the power of Christ, not our own willpower, that is the key to lasting change. This book is small enough and inexpensive enough to hand out freely to others. 60 pages; paperback.
Hey, Peachey!
This writing is Willie’s account of his experience as a conscientious objector serving his years of 1W service from 1968 to 1970. He was assigned to work with a man who had been a Nazi soldier, had seen awful horrors of war, and who declared himself to be an atheist. Read about how God changed this man’s heart and how He helped Willie. 40 pages; paper.
Hidden Riches
Read this true to life story to experience the agony of a “Swisser” family as they carry on with the conviction to move to the New World after the father dies unexpectedly. It is a story of hardship and God’s providence, of the harsh realities of life in the 1700’s and the kindness of fellow believers who help them on their journey. The rough ocean crossing is described in blunt terms, and the great joy of arriving with friends in Pennsylvania is exhilerating. This book will help us understand what our forefathers endured for the sake of religious freedom. Historical fiction, 143 pages, paper.