History

That First Amendment and the Remnant -- $11.00

Leonard Verduin -- This book should become a classic contribution to the history of what the author calls the Remnant or Authentic Church. He brings to light many of the writings of the Remnant Church.

The Reformers and Their Stepchildren -- $10.00

Leonard Verduin -- The stepchildren of the Reformation were called many things by the Reformers: Donatists, staff-carriers, heretics, sacramentarians, Wincklers, Anabaptists, communists, and agitators. The author devotes a chapter to each aspect of Anabaptist faith and life suggested by these terms of reproach.

The Russian Mennonites -- $9.00

Daniel Lehman -- The story of the Russian Mennonites is summarized in this book for the student of church history who may not be well informed about their origin and migrations. The twentieth century brought great suffering to the Mennonites in Russia. The Communist Revolution of 1917 initiated sweeping changes, which brought life as they had known it to an end. Sympathy for their plight caused the American Mennonites to organize the Mennonite Central Committee to send relief to these people who were caught in the ravages of war, famine, and disease. Through it all, God has spared a faithful remnant.

Mirror of the Martyrs -- $10.00

John S. Oyer and Robert S. Kreider -- In these stories selected from the Martyrs Mirror, we come into the presence of several thousand Anabaptists who died as martyrs -- more than any other group in the 16th century.

The Drummer's Wife -- $5.00

Joseph Stoll -- Twelve stories from Martyrs Mirror retold in modern and more readable English.

I Couldn't Fight -- $7.00

Lloy Kniss and others -- This book tells the story of several young brethren who took their stand for Biblical nonresistance. Written in narrative form, these accounts bring to light attitudes of society toward the conscientious objector, and the opposition that often surfaces in times of war.

A History of the Amish -- $10.00

Steven M. Nolt -- The Amish, one of America's most intriguing peoples, have survived for 300 years! While much has been written on the Amish recently, little has appeared about their history.

Marching On -- $6.75

Mervin Baer -- Articles identifying spiritual declines of the Mennonite Church in an effort to expose the issues faced by brethren in drifting churches and to explain why they withdrew from them.

Wolves in the Flock -- $8.50

Lester Bauman -- Discover some current lessons from threats faced by the church in history. This book identifies some battles fought by saints before us and makes applications to the battle of our time.

How the Dordrecht Confession Came Down to Us -- $2.00

Joseph Stoll -- The history of the eighteen articles of faith used by the Amish and Old Order Mennonites.

Glimpses of Mennonite History and Doctrine -- $12.00

John C. Wenger -- A readable and inspirational study of Mennonite history and doctrine from the founding of the Anabaptist movement to the middle of the twentieth century.

The Russians' Secret -- $9.00

Peter Hoover with Serguei V. Petrov -- A book about Russia's underground believers.

Why I Do not Take the Sword -- $4.75

Isaac Tiessen -- The author's graphic account of his family's experiences in Russia as they faced many trials and hardships during the revolution and afterwards.

Why I Couldn't Fight -- $2.50

Lloy A. Kniss -- The author relates his experiences in World War I along with the "why" of his Scriptural convictions against war.

The History of Christian Education -- $4.75

Lester E. Showalter -- Why were the Anabaptists so interested in education that they taught their daughters to read at a time when usually only boys were educated? What did Menno Simons teach about the value of education?

The Principle of Nonresistance -- $3.25

John Horsch -- Published originally in 1927, this treatise provides a sketch of the history of those who faithfully upheld the principle of nonresistance.

Nonresistance in Colonial Pennsylvania -- $2.50

Wilbur J. Bender -- Anabaptists experienced a very drastic change, coming out of Europe with its intolerant political settings, into the American colonial setting where they could even be involved in civil government.

Reminiscences of the Civil War -- $1.75

Peter S. Hartman -- This account of Peter Harman's Civil War experiences as a conscientious objector portrays examples of nonresistance under test.

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