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Accepted in Jesus
Rejection is commonplace in this world. It drives many of us to become rebellious, controlling, or obsessed with our performance. But being rejected does not doom us to a life of misery and bitterness. This book points us to acceptance and victory in Jesus. 129 pages, paperback, Christian Light Publications.
According to Luke
Read through the Gospel of Luke with this book as an accompanying study guide. This book takes the writings of Luke and explains them in practical ways that Christians, young and old, will be able to understand and apply. The readings are short and suitable as material for personal or family devotions. 95 pages; paper.
Across the Mountains
A Scrapbook of the Church of God in Christ Mennonite in Haiti, compiled by JonLuke Toews. A history of the church’s work in Haiti, from the early days through the various stages of growth and development. Experiences and first-hand accounts are told by those who were involved. 576 pages; hardcover.
Adoniram Judson: Bound for Burma
The son of a Congregational minister in Colonial America, Adoniram Judson was exceptionally gifted. While in school he forsook the religious teaching of his childhood only to find his beliefs shaken by the dramatic death of a friend. This caused Adoniram to reconsider and commit his life to God, leading him to eventually become the first missionary from North America to travel to Burma with the Gospel. 231 pages; paperback.
Against the Odds
In 1952, Vera Overholt was a lively three-year-old when she was stricken with a severe case of polio. The disease left her with a twisted torso, impaired lungs, and nearly useless arms. She did not give in to the victim mentality but persevered, greatly helped by a strong faith in God, determination, and a loving family. 200 pages; paperback.
All for Love
Living with his father and stepmother meant neglect and abuse, but at least José Adán had food and clothing. Life with his mother offered freedom and a sense of belonging, but he often went hungry and there was no money for school. José Adán bounced back and forth between the two, his heart starved for the love and security that neither home could offer. This is the true story of a boy’s quest for love and belonging-a search that eventually leads him to the Author of love. 358 pages; paperback.
Alternative Medicine
This is a comprehensive guidebook to nontraditional medicine, written from a Christian perspective. The authors point out treatments that should be avoided because of their roots in evil. Ratings are given for each treatment to show if it has proven to be successful, if it is scientifically proven, the risk of side effects, if fraud or quackery are involved, and if it is spiritually inappropriate. 510 pages; paper.
Always in My Heart
Who are the Old Colony Mennonites in Mexico? What is their history? This book begins with some history, then tells personal and rewarding tales of Amish teachers who go to Mexico to operate High German schools for the Old Colony children. These children become dear to them; they so long to see them learn and succeed! 428 pages; paperback.
Amalyah’s Search for Love
As a young girl growing up on an Israeli kibbutz, the communal system of child raising did not fulfill Amalyah’s need for love. As she got older, it seemed this quest for love and acceptance was destined to end in heartbreak every time. Then she met the Messiah, and her deep longings found fulfillment. An honest portrayal of a journey from fear and rejection into the security of the Father’s love. 242 pages; paper.
An Introduction to Mennonite History
This third edition, revised in 1993, is a history of the descendants of the Anabaptists found in the Mennonite and Dutch groups. Introduces the reader to the developments from the sixteenth century to the present. This book does not completely represent the beliefs of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite; it is presented for its value to students of history. 452 pages; paper.
Angel in the Rubble
This is the first-person account of the last survivor found after the 9/11 World Trade Center attack. Trapped in the rubble after Tower One fell, Genelle Guzman reviewed her life and tried to make connection with God again. After many hours, her hand finally broke through some debris and another hand gripped hers. This is the story of the “Last Survivor,” but also the story of her spiritual reawakening. 228 pages; paperback.
Angels in the Night
Pablo and Euni Yoder and their five children endure many dangers and tests of faith as missionaries in Nicaragua. But, in spite of the poverty and violence that surrounds them, a fledgling church is emerging and a small light is beginning to pierce the darkness. A sequel to Angels Over Waslala. 359 pages; paper.
Anxious
Are you a worrier? Worry causes us to lose sleep, to lose our appetite, or to be restless and yet paralyzed at the same time. What does God say about worry? There is appropriate fear and clinical anxiety. The author seeks to divide between those and the worry that most of us deal with – the kind God would have us leave behind. This book points us to the Bible, where God reassures us and asks us for a faith-filled, trusting response. Recommended reading! 174 pages; paperback; IVP Books.
As Is
Though self-acceptance is an important quality, most of us are convinced that there is much about ourselves to dislike. In As Is, the author 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 lies I tell myself, the reality, and how God made me just like he wanted me to be. 117 pages; paperback.
As the Small Rain Upon the Tender Herb
The author describes his journey of living a faithful Christian life for twenty-five years. As the Small Rain Upon the Tender Herb is really two books in one: Book one is Michael’s testimony of being saved. Book two is titled Focus. Here, we are urged to live a vibrant Christian life. Will we see opportunities to let our light shine brightly in a darkening world? Paperback, 118 pages.
