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An English-language series of Anabaptist and free church documents translated and annotated under the direction of the Institute of Mennonite Studies and published by Herald Press.

Crossings of Promise

Historical fiction with a touch of romance. Janice L. Dick novels are both a work of historical fact and romantic fiction. She weaves a color tapestry of suspense, sustained interest, and history actualities.

DreamSeeker Poetry

Books in the DreamSeeker Poetry Series, intended to make available fine writing by Anabaptist-related poets, are published by Cascadia Publishing House under the DreamSeeker Books imprint and copublished with Herald Press.

John Howard Yoder

John Howard Yoder (1927-1997) taught ethics and theology as a professor at the University of Notre Dame and Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary. He received his doctorate from the University of Basel, Switzerland. Widely sought around the world as a theological educator, ethicist, and interpreter of biblical pacifism, he is best known for his study on The Politics of Jesus.

Marguerite de Angeli

Marguerite de Angeli was born in 1889 in Lapeer, Michigan. She wrote 28 books for young readers that won her a large and faithful audience as well as many prestigious awards. The honors she received include the Newbery Medal, two Caldecott Honor Awards, the Lewis Carroll Shelf Award, and the Regina Medal.

Meditations

Wholesome, biblical, and practical, each book deals with a specific milestone in family life with 30 devotional meditations.

Mennonite Experience in America

In four volumes, this series savors the meaning of 300 years of Mennonite history in a new world. Yet it authors tell not only of Mennonites, but also of America. These volumes are an invitation to come read, learn tales never before told, and reflect on the story of the Mennonites told through three centuries of emerging nationhood. Note: Volume 2 (Peace, Faith, Nation by Theron Schlabach) is now out of print.

Polyglossia

A series intended for conversation among academics, ministers and laypersons regarding knowledge, beliefs and the practices of the Christian faith. Polyglossia grows out of John Howard Yoder's call to see radical reformation as a tone, style, or a stance, a way of thinking theologically that requires precarious attempts to speak the gospel in new idioms. It is a form of theological reflection that blends patient vulnerability and hermeneutical charity with considered judgment and informed criticism. The books in this series will emerge out of conversations with contemporary movements in theology, as well as philosophy, political theory, literature, and cultural studies.

Religious Heritage Series

In her series of religious-heritage juvenile novels, Louise A. Vernon recreates for children events and figures from church history in Reformation times. She has traveled in England and Germany, researching firsthand the settings of her fictionalized real-life stories. In each book she places a child on the scene with the historical character and involves the child in an exciting plot.

Studies in Anabaptist History

This series of books are published or copublished by Herald Press in cooperation with Mennonite Historical Society (Goshen, Indiana).

Trek

Designed for use in study/action groups or individually, each chapter in the trek books includes a meditation, brief essay, and reflection questions, along with a set of practical ideas to try.

World Community Cookbooks