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Let the Little Children Come
Moms, do you feel unsure about how to pray with your children? How do you teach them to pray? This book touches on these topics, and it also covers praying with the different ages of children, our own prayer life, and ways to vary prayer time so it doesn’t become mechanical. A good book for parents of small and school-age children. 159 pages; paperback.
Life Application Study Bible – Chronological
This Bible is similar to the Life Application Study Bible, but this one is arranged in chronological order. It includes introductions to the 10 major eras of biblical history. Like the original, this Bible includes many life application notes that explain difficult passages and give information on Bible life and times. In addition, this one has many full color maps and illustrations scattered throughout. A dictionary/concordance and other Bible helps are included. Page size is 9 1/8 x 6 1/2 in.; thickness is 2 in. Hardcover with dust jacket. KJV.
Life Application Study Bible KJV hardcover
Third Edition. Designed to help readers apply God’s Word to everyday life. Includes over 10,000 life application notes and features that explain difficult passages and give information on Bible life and times. This Bible includes a dictionary/concordance, book introductions, a daily reading plan, maps, and many other Bible helps. The words of Christ are printed in red. Page size is 9 1/8 x 6 1/2 in.; thickness is 1 7/8 in. Hardcover with dust jacket. KJV.
Life Is a Journey
Follow the author on his journey, beginning in the southeastern Manitoba bushland, then northwest to the Peace River Country as well as years spent in Haiti. This book makes a suitable gift for anyone who enjoys reading of homesteading in Northern Alberta during the 1960s as well as the mission eff ort in Haiti during the 1980s. 240 pages; paperback.
Life Is for Living (not for waiting around)
Flavored with true stories about real people, many of them living in the author’s own locality along the charming Irish coast, this book offers many sparkling gems of truth. The author explores who God is, who I am, hopes and fears, and living with purpose. Written from a single woman’s perspective. 244 pages; paper.
Light from Heaven
Joseph Armstrong’s father showed little concern for his wife and children. Work came first. Praise was a foreign language. All the while, he portrayed himself as flawlessly pious to those outside the family, making his home a potential hotbed for bitterness. But a devout mother bridged the gap – loving, teaching, and praying for her children. Her prayers were heard; Joseph’s heavenly Father helped him rise above his circumstances to a life of purpose. 537 pages; paperback.
Like a Mighty Giant
Tenny has a difficult childhood, but she did learn to work hard. Later in life, as she and her husband found faith in Jesus, life took on new meaning. But very dark and painful times followed, and Tenny’s heart drifted from God. Yet He continued to call, until she learned to love Him again. This is a story of great courage and greater grace. 214 pages; paper; TGS International.
Little Angel, Tiny Miracle
A life as near perfect as possible — love, home, the sweetness and wonder of children. Then unthinkable tragedy struck. Heaven gained an angel, but here on earth a mother and her family were torn and plunged into a chasm of loss and grief. And then the Lord gave them the desire of their hearts and led them through another valley, a valley of miracles, when their son was born a micro preemie. Through it all, God’s power, mercy, and love are revealed many times. 283 pages; paperback.
Lively Stones
This little volume is a scrapbook of excerpts from historical writings of the Mennonites, from the Martyrs Mirror through the time of immigration to America. In the back is some family history of the David C Koehn and the Andrew Koehn families. Collected over many years by Merle Koehn, the purpose is to give posterity a glimpse into the history of the forefathers and the challenging times they lived through. 107 pages; coil-bound; paperback.
Living in the World
The author, Ronald C. Jantz, is Librarian Emeritus at Rutger’s University with family ties to the Holdeman Mennonite group. Part 1 of this book reviews the Anabaptist faith since the sixteenth century. Part 2 focuses on the Holdeman Mennonite faith among Anabaptist churches and offers a frank assessment of the challenges facing the church in modern times. This book is a well-written historical account of the Holdeman faith and culture as it relates to the preservation of key Anabaptist doctrines. 196 pages; paperback.
Love and Respect
The love she most desires and the respect he desperately needs. The Bible commands husbands to love and wives to obey – or in the context of this book – respect. When either of these needs of love or respect are not met, the “crazy cycle” starts to spin and spirals down. Husbands and wives can see and hear the same things and each react differently because she sees and hears through pink and he sees and hears with blue. However, pink and blue can make God’s purple. This is a book that deals with the challenges that can come into a marriage. It contains good, practical advice for all ages. 324 pages; hardcover.
Lovers of the Truth
This story is based on an account in the Martyrs Mirror of how the Greek brethren in Thessalonica learned of the Anabaptists through some Moravian boys who were kidnapped by the Turks and sold into Greece. This book will make history come alive to its readers. 307 pages; hardcover.
Loyalty Test
Christian watches uneasily as anti-British attitudes bubble up in the American colonies. As rebellion progresses to outright war, Christian stands by as the new colonial army commandeers his wheat and cattle. But what will be the consequences of refusing to obey the new law requiring citizens to swear loyalty to the state? A sequel to Hidden Riches. 190 pages; paperback.