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ShatterproofKeeping The TrustKatrina Hoover. A forbidding black cloud churnsin the sky and drops suddenly to the earth. Theenormous tornado speeds toward town, ravagingeverything in its path in a seemingly random actof menace. Dreams lie in ruins. Loved ones arewhisked away to eternity. Houses, businesses,towns,a nd lives are splintered into endless pieces.Is anything in this world really shatterproof? 336pagesSoft Cover . 13.75Eastern Mennonite Publication Board. An Account of Issues Surrounding the formation of the Eastern Pennsylvania Mennonite Church. This bookrecounts events that are becoming blurred memorieswith the passing of the years. Now, several generationsare too young to remember anything of these struggles.And the heads are gray that remember the joy when theLord, as it were, “turned again the captivity of Zion”(Psalm 126:1). The trust given to the group that developed is gradually passing to generations too young to remember its beginnings. 320 pagesHard Cover . 21.50Expect the UnexpectedTied With HeartstringsE. Harold Herr. Harold’s love and burden for thepeople of Haiti bleed through the pages of thisbook. Many are his opportunities to trust God,search his own heart, forgive others, and intercedefor his enslaved voodoo friends and neighbours.Rampant demonic activity seeks to intimidate theadvance of the Gospel, but the power of Godmiraculously delivers captive men and womentime after time. As you experience Haiti with theauthour, you will find his burden and love becoming your own. 280pagesSoft Cover . 13.75Compiled by: Marian D. Reinford & Emily D.Martin. The writers of this book, most of themadoptive mothers, share the wisdom of experience. They know the realities of infertility, abandonment, early childhood trauma, biracial andinternational adoption, and the uncertainties offoster care. Other family members and adoptedchildren, now adults, also share thier viewpointsand experiences. They speak honestly about whatit is like to grow together as a family united through the miracle ofadoption. 417 pagesSoft Cover . 14.10The Twila StoriesA Match for MaryJohnny Ruhl. Although Twila is not a real person,she represents the many Christians who turn to Godto find the real answers to life’s challenges throughprayer, the Scriptures, and godly counsel. She’s arole model. You may never have met anyone quitelike Twila, but there’s no reason there can’t be agrowing number of real “Twilas” living today.Well-crafted and delightfully told, The Twila Storiesspeak straight to the heart whether read silently or aloud to others.As and addition to a personal library or as a resource for school orfamily devotions, The Twila Stories will inspire young and old alike.126 pagesSoft Cover . 8.40Lois Y. Wenger. “This is Doreen from the RhodeIsland Blood Centre. All your blood work form January has been completed, and you are the match!”A stunned silence followed Doreen’s announcement until I was able to manage a weak, “Really?”The call from Doreen was the beginning of LoisWenger’s intense journey through the careful, complicated process of donating stem cells. As Lois puther heart into saving the life of Mary, a 21-year-old woman she didnot know, her emotions ran the gamut from caution to excitement,form hope to anxiety, and from joy to grief. Besides the potential tosave a life, she prayed for opportunities ot bless and eternal soul.146 pagesSoft Cover . 8.65A Song For Your HonorKay Evans. “Kay,” a lawyer said firmly, “the timeof decision has passed. You cannot go back.” Withprivate investigators on their trail, the family fledthe country. With time, living among people of avery different language and culture became normal, everyday life. Private investigators and troubles in the U.S. seemed far away. But one morninga line of armed men in blue uniforms was seen hurrying up the trail toward their house. The terrifiedfamily was trapped. What could they do? What would God do? Thisthrilling and inspiring account is the story of what God did. 460pagesHard Cover . 18.40Called To Be a SoldierDarrell Frey. Camp. . . Alternative Service Camp. . These words seemed to shout from the Notice ofCall Simeon held in his hand. He read it again: Re-port to the Alternative Service Centre atMontreal River, Ontario on Wednesday,July 16, 1941. The message was clear andstraightforward . . . but the future for hima nd manyother conscientious objectors was not. 520 pagesSoft Cover . 11.753

A Reason to HopeThe War for MansoulLaura Smucker. Bombers and soldiers haveceased to frighten little Mira Kalinowski living inWarsaw during WWII. What she does not understand is why the soldiers took her father away, andwhy she and her brother must leave their home.What will sustain Mira and her family when theyreturn to find their former home reduced ot a pileof crumbled bricks? As a young adult, Mira beginsot realize her need for purpose in life. Will theCatholic Church provide her with answers? Will marriage fulfill herhopes and dreams? Read to discover how Mira finds a reason to hopeand a reason to live because of Christ. 250 pagesSoft Cover . 12.70A John Bunyan Classic as told by Ethel Barrett.Long ago, a mighty king named Shaddai built forhimself a country called Universe with enoughplanets and galaxies to boggle the mind. Shaddaipopulated it with many thousands of angels, placing over them one wiser and more beautiful thanthe rest. This angel was Lucifer. . . . Besides a fascinating reading adventure, this John Bunyanclassic is a stirring allegory of man’s fall and redemption. War for Mansoul describes our spiritual struggles, failures,and victories. It helps us understand better the enemy we face. Andit moves us to praise and worship our great King and Saviour. 196pagesSoft Cover . 7.60The Other Side of the WallOne Woman’s QuestGary Miller. In this book, authour Gary Millercontinues his Kingdom-Focused Living series witha thorough look at God-centred giving. He stressesBiblical principles that apply to all Christians whowant to reflect God’s heart in giving, whether bymeeting financial needs in their local communityor by seeking to alleviate poverty abroad. Themany stories and real-life examples make thisbook easy and enjoyable to read, but its messageis profound and urgently needed. Learning and applying these principles truly has the potential to change lives--first our own, and thenthe people God calls us to share with. 250 pagesSoft Cover . 14.80Harvey Yoder. Growing up in rural China in a society that highly values male children, Ai-Ming is oftenreminded what a disappointment her birth as a girlhas been. She learns early in life how cruel the worldcan be and experiences the degradation of abuse asshe grows older. One Woman’s Quest to Bring Christto Tibet is not a story for the young. It is a story thatexposes the battle for souls and portrays the darknessof demonic forces. Most of all, this account is a testimony to lifechanging power, available to every believer through Jesus, the Sonof God. 248 pagesSoft Cover . 12.70Not Greater Than His GraceDaddy Are You Sad?Rachel Nighswander. A sudden alarm struckBertha’s heart like a bolt of lightning. Her throatwent dry. Albert had mentioned that some of thehigh school students had a serious illness. Shecould hardly bear to think of the dreaded words . . Uncle Clayton’s usually calm voice was especially grave. “I believe we had better call the doctor immediately. Read this book and learn themeaning of the red tag that was tacked to the frontdoor of the house. Live with the family members at home who couldnot leave the farm, and who were not even allowed to do routinechores. Feel with them through the lonely weeks when no visitorsentered the doors of their house Although this story is written mostlyfrom the viewpoint of a nineteen-year-old girl, the whole family willenjoy it. 155 pagesSoft Cover . 9.90Lily A. Bear. As humans, we look to the future withhope. We have dreams and plans for the years ahead.But sometimes God calls us to walk on paths far different thant those we would have chosen. This wasthe case for Donny and Nicole Good. As a youngmarried couple with an infant son, they had reamsof a happy family and a long future together. Butwhen Donny received a shattering health diagnosis,those dreams were replaces with haunting questions. Was God reallygood? Why was He allowing this? Could there be any purpose inthis devastating experience? The future looked dark and foreboding.Daddy Are You Sad? is a heartrending story, yet it is also a story ofhope. It offers hope because it chronicles triumph over doubt, discouragement, and death, a triumph possible only through God. 250pagesSoft Cover . 12.70I Couldn’t FightFaith and FlamesEastern Mennonite Publication Board. This booktells the story of several young brethren who tooktheir stand for Biblical nonresistance. Written innarrative form, these accounts bring ot light attitudes of society toward the conscientious objector,and the opposition that often surfaces in times ofwar. What the future will hold, we do not know,but we find encouragement in these accounts. Theyoung men in these stories could not fight! 159Naomi Rosenberry. Faith and Flames in theShenandoah Valley opens a window into Mennonite life in Virginia in the mid 1800s. Church historyand nineteenth century custom come alive in theiswell-researched story. This book will prepare readers for the time when our faith may be tested.384 pagesHard Cover . 13.20pagesSoft Cover . 7.704

Life is a GiftStruggle for TruthJenny Miller. Jenny counted her newborn baby’sfingers and toes, amazed anew at God’s tremendous gift of life . . . But the gift did not turn out asshe hoped. Her precious baby girl, the fulfillmentof her childhood dreams, had serious medicalproblems. As her dreams crumbled around her,Jenny wrestled with the God of her youth -- a Godshe knew only as secure, faithful, and loving. Nowher prayers rang hollow, and God seemed unpredictable, confusing, and distant. In this tender and deeply personalstory of dashed hopes and broken dreams, Jenny shares in vivid detail her struggle to accept the journey God chose for her. Throughbrokenness, she gained peace, comfort, even joy--and a far deeperunderstanding that life--all life--is a gift from God. 230 pagesSoft Cover . 11.20Marie Martin. Many, as they press into the kingdom of God, find it a struggle, and become discouraged. Others, facing the same struggles,remain faithful to God all their lives. The questionon our hearts is not Will the church of Jesus Christbe victorious?” Rather, the question is “Will I be apart of the victorious church of Jesus Christ?” Maythis little volume be an encouragement in our personate struggle for Truth. 160 pagesSoft Cover . 7.50All For LovePablo Yoder. A Closer Look at the Evidence offers incredible evidence for the existence of ourCreator. Written in 365 easy-to-read devotionalnuggets, A Closer Look draws from over 70 expertsources to show how 26 different areas of knowledge confirm that God’s Word can be trusted as abasis for truth, guidance, and hope. Written tostrengthen your faith, this book will enable you tolearn and share the credible reasons for your beliefin the Creator. A Closer Look is an excellent resource for a friend orrelative who has questions about God. 380 pagesSoft Cover . 9.65Theo, The Big BrotherI. T. Thurston. Meet Theodore Bryan, once thelonely street waif, later a “shadow” of the noblebishop, and now a strong promising young man,possessing remarkable talents. Read this touchingstory and share with Bryan the days of discouragement and heart-rending disappointments. Besobered, as his bitterness toward life’s circumstances leads others downward, too. Sense theguiding light of his conscience as Bryan finds hisway and submits to God’s purpose for his life. Rejoice with him assurrender and service brings true satisfaction. Sequel to “TheBishop’s Shadow”. 224 pagesSoft Cover . 10.65Guarded By GodSamuel Beachy. This is the true story of how Godkept His guarding hand over seven Amish Mennoniteboys as they narrowly escaped death on that fatefulday in January 2009. What started out as an excitingtrip to Costa Rica and Nicaragua, Central America,quickly turned into a nightmare when they werecaught in the epicentre of an earthquake that measured 6.2 magnitude on the Richter scale. This resultedin massive landslides roaring down mountainsides,covering and destroying everything in their path. Scores of people wereburied alive and hurled into eternity in the blink of an eye. Many whowere not killed were badly injured. Others were miraculously spared.Now you can look at the many full colour photos and read the authour’sfirst hand account of how it all happened. 118 pagesSoft Cover . 10.70The Bishop’s ShadowI. T. Thurston. Theodore Bryan, poor and ragged,sits on the curb-stone dejectedly. Homeless andlonely, it seems nobody cared about him. At thatlonely moment, a voice above him questions,“Well, my boy, aren’t you coming into church?”It is the voice of the bishop, who from that dayforth influences Theo deeply. To him the boy’sheart goes out in reverential love.This true storyof the 1800s appeals to all ages. You will enjoyreading it again and again. 192 pagesSoft Cover . 9.45From Streetlights to StarsSunrise in the NorthwestBecky McGurrin. “Ma’am? Do you know whatcollege is?” It was hard not to let out a giggle. “--Do you know what biology is?” I suppressed another giggle and answered, “Yes, I had to study abit of biology to get my degree in Chemistry Education.” The poor fellow looked like I had justtold him that they were selling babies, two for adollar, at the local hardware store. . . What I didn’thave time to tell him was that I hadn’t always beena Mennonite - nor why I had become one. That story would havetaken more than one afternoon to tell. But it’s a story worth telling a story full of faith and family, of searching and of belonging. And itis a story of how God loves all of His children regardless of how thebranches connect on their family tree. 162 pagesSoft Cover . 10.30Timothy Burkholder. Sunrise in the Northwestchronicles the growth of the Conservative Anabaptist Mennonites in Northern British Columbia. The focus of this story rests on the churchesthat pioneered the Lake Babine mission and thecongregations that grew out of that effort. Thewillingness of these hardy mission pioneers to invest the physical labour and spiritual strengthneeded in this work should stimulate God’s workers today. God needs churches who will maintain the radiant light ofholy living, Scriptural churchlife, and Christian brotherhood for “thenight cometh, when no man can work.” 220 pagesHard Cover . 12.995

Under the Northern LightsReturning HomeCompiled by David H. Seigrest. Under theNorthern Lights is a collection of trues stories toldby the people who experienced them. These missionaries served with Northern Light GospelMissions/Impact North Ministries whose headquarters is at Red Lake, Ontario, Canada. Theirstories contain the following:“As I stood silently in the forest, I saw the northern lights play their silent sonata; their mysteriousfingers seemed to touch the very treetops.”-Alvin Frey“Resigned to landing in the trees, I pulled on full flaps, slowed theplane down as much as possible using the treetops as though theywere a runway, and committed the whole situation to the Lord.”-Ralph Hartman 155 pagesSoft Cover . 14.70Loreen Plett. Born in Prussia in 1765, the son of awealthy landowner, Johann Plett was heir to an estate so vast he could not survey it all in a day’s ride.Raised and baptized in the Mennonite church, hismarriage seemed likely to secure his happiness.Based on historical accounts of the Plett family,Returning Home follows Johann’s harrowing journey into political intrigue and conspiracy, forcedmilitary service, drink, poverty, and devastatingloss until, driven to despair, he must choose either to reject the Godof his youth or return to Him. His decision would affect his familyfor generations to come. Returning Home is both a warning to thosewho refuse to acknowledge God and a testimony to God’s faithfulness in calling the wanderers home. 344 pagfesSoft Cover . 10.45On The Winning SideAdoptedKatrina Hoover. Micah and his sister Morgan volunteer to take the challenge of an urban vacationBible school. Making a difference won’t be easy.Cart-wheeling Dia, who counts on fame to bringher happiness; Jasper, the wrestling fanatic, whosedad comes home drunk; and silent Amber, whosemom is in jail, will each require special attention.And it’s no wonder. . . The neighbourhood seemsto be Satan’s territory. This fast paced story isbased on true accounts, yet it reflects every neighbourhood withempty faces and broken homes. As you watch Micah and Morganface challenges that tempt them to despair, you will find a story thatcould be yours. Their victories could be yours too. Micah and Morgan’s story shows once again that, in spite of Satan’s attacks, God’sside is thek winning side. 95 pagesSoft Cover . 7.30Becky McGurrin. The sky was overcast and grayon Pat’s last day at the hospital. She wanted thebest for her new daughter, and now the time hadcome, the last time she would see her daughter-forever. This is it, Pat said, in a quiet, sad corner ofher mind. The day you give up the most preciousthing you’ve ever been given. Pat’s decision toplace Suzzane for adoption haunted her for years.And as she went on with life, through hard timesand regrets, she began to hear God calling. And so it was that Patwent through an adoption process all over again--only this time herheart was happy as she was adopted by God and a loving churchfamily. Adopted is the true story of a woman whose life of bitter disappointment and heartrending loss was transformed by her growingawareness of a kind God who, in the end, surprised and blessed herbeyond what she ever imagined. 248 pagesSoft Cover . 10.25Free. . . At LastSamuel D. Coon. Abandoned as a bab

Christian family, she hated school, where she felt excluded and unaccepted. kMore seriously, she failed to take her burdens to God and her parents. Instead, Abby became friends with ungodly teenagers at the icecream shop where she worked. Secretly she planned to live life the way she wanted as soon as she was eighteen.