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Mennonites:     more books (100)

Mennonite Foods & Folkways from South Russia, Vol. 2 by Norma Jost Voth, 1994 Crazy Quilt: Pieces of a Mennonite Life by Cynthia Yoder, 2003-12 Mennonite Historical Atlas by Helmut T. Huebert, William Schroeder, 1996-09 Mission and Migration (Global Mennonite History Series: Latin America) A History of the Mennonite Brethren Church: Pilgrims and Pioneers by John A. Toews, 1975-06 Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking: A Mennonite Community Cookbook by Mary E. Showalter, 2000-04-04 Development to a Different Drummer: Anabaptist/Mennonite Experiences and Perspectives by Richard A Yoder , 2005-02-15 The Mennonites by Larry Towell, 2000-11-15 Amanda (A Daughter of The Mennonites) by Balmer Anna Myers, 2007-09-11 20 Most Asked Questions About the Amish & Mennonites (People's Place Book, No 1) by Merle Good, 1969-12-31 Separate and Peculiar/Bei Sich Selwer UN Ungwehnlich: Old Order Mennonite Life in Ontario/Alt Mennischde Weg Vun Lewe in Ontario (German Edition) by Isaac R. Horst, 2001-04 Mennonite In A Little Black Dress - Memoir Of Going Home by Rhoda Janzen, 2009 Mennonite German Soldiers: Nation, Religion, and Family in the Prussian East, 1772-1880 by Mark Jantzen, 2010-10-15 Best Of Mennonite Fellowship Meals by Phyllis P Good, 1969-12-31

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21. Seed Savers
    SSE is saving heirloom garden seeds from extinction that gardeners and farmers brought to North America when their families immigrated, as well as traditional varieties grown by Native Americans, mennonites and Amish. Information, links and catalogues on website.  
    http://www.seedsavers.org/

22. Point Grey Inter-Mennonite Fellowship (PGIMF) Original Home Page
    A small but open congregation affiliated with both the Mennonite Brethren Conference (1987) and the Conference of mennonites in B.C. (1992).  
    http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/menno/pgf.html

23. Mennonites In Canada
    mennonites in Canada. The Mennonite Historical Society of Canada invites you toexplore. Who Are the mennonites? or. Canadian Mennonite Encyclopedia Online.  
    http://collections.ic.gc.ca/encyclopedia/

24. Peace Church Bible Study
    Resources for the Peace Churches (Brethren, mennonites, Quakers), and favorite Bible tools.  
    http://www.read-the-bible.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome! This web site is for anyone with an interest in the Bible and the "Historic Peace Churches" (Brethren, Mennonites, Quakers). I hope this site will: Please let me know what you think about how I'm doing with any of this. I'm especially interested in communicating and synergizing with folks who share any of these goals and interests. Thanks! Grace and peace of the Lord to you!

25. Mennonites Au Canada
    http://collections.ic.gc.ca/F/Casdereusitte/volume3/Mennonites.html
    
    Extractions: Mennonites in Canada Encyclopédie numérisée sur la vie des mennonites canadiens et aperçu historique de l'Église mennonite Depuis ses origines, qui remontent à la Réforme en Europe, au XVIe siècle jusqu' à sa présence actuelle dans tout le Canada et le monde entier, l'histoire de l'Église mennonite est marquée par le mouvement, le progrès et un changement extraordinaires. Grâce aux efforts de la Mennonite Historical Society of Canada et aux fonds provenant du programme Collections numérisées du Canada (CNC) , il est désormais possible d'avoir accès sur Internet à l'histoire des Mennonites, ainsi qu'à une nouvelle encyclopédie mennonite canadienne. Le projet de site Web Mennonites in Canada s'inscrit dans un ensemble d'initiatives de CNC financées dans le cadre de la Stratégie emploi jeunesse, afin d'offrir à de jeunes Canadiens une expérience de travail utile dans le multimédia. Le projet de site Web a été revu par Sam Steiner, bibliothécaire et archiviste à la bibliothèque du Collège Conrad Grebel de l'Université de Waterloo, et secrétaire de la Mennonite Historical Society of Canada. M. Steiner, qui a reçu des fonds pour mener le projet, après avoir réussi le concours du programme CNC, dit que le projet visait à présenter gratuitement aux Canadiens des renseignements facilement accessibles et utiles sur la vie et l'histoire des Mennonites au Canada.

26. Buynothingchristmas.org
    National initiative started by Canadian mennonites to decommercialize Christmas and re-design a Christian lifestyle that is richer in meaning, smaller in impact upon the earth, and greater in giving to people less-privileged.  
    http://www.buynothingchristmas.org/
    
    Extractions: home alternatives resources stories ... contact us Introducing Buy Nothing Christmas This Christmas we'll be swamped with offers, ads and invitations to buy more stuff. But now there's a way to say enough and join a movement dedicated to reviving the original meaning of Christmas giving. Buy Nothing Christmas is a national initiative started by Canadian Mennonites but open to everyone with a thirst for change and a desire for action. Free information kit available here Get this curriculum and study it with friends We are pleased to offer you a new, three-part package for small groups, by clicking here . Gather friends, read Bible passages and discuss the merits of Buy Nothing Christmas. Session 1 : takes a critical look at the gifts the Wise Men gave Jesus Session 2 : questions the roots of the celebration around Christmas Session 3 : looks at a proper response to consumerism at Christmas.

27. MENNONITE ORIGINS
    MENNONITE ORIGINS AND THE mennonites OF EUROPE. By Harold S. Bender. A. The Soilof the Mennonite Faith. CHAPTER 1. CHAPTER 3. The Beginning of the Swiss mennonites.  
    http://www.bibleviews.com/menno-heritage.html
    
    Extractions: MENNONITES OF EUROPE By Harold S. Bender A. The Soil of the Mennonite Faith CHAPTER 1 The Beginning and Growth of the Christian Church Nineteen hundred years ago and more, One came to earth from the heavenly glory, the only begotten Son of the Father, full of grace and truth, Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world. He humbled Himself and took upon Himself the form of a servant, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. This same Jesus invited men to believe on Him, to learn of Him, and to follow Him. To as many as believed He gave the power to become the sons of God, and with these disciples and believers He established His church upon the rock, the church against which the gates of hell shall not prevail. To this church He gave a great commission, to go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature, and to teach them to observe all things whatsoever He commanded. This church He endowed with the power of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost, A.D. 30, in the city of Jerusalem, so that they were able to preach His Gospel with power unto the saving of countless thousands of men. We of today are the heirs of the faith and life of this church. Because these disciples of old and their successors to this day have carried the Gospel unto the uttermost parts of the earth and have built the church in every land, and have followed in the footsteps of Jesus and kept His commandments, we have entered into the kingdom of God, and have become disciples of Christ. The unbroken chain of faith down through the ages, the never-ceasing preaching of the Gospel, the devoted discipleship of Christians through the centuries, these things have brought us the Gospel which makes us joint heirs with Christ. Because of them we are Christians today. True, we have made our own choice, we have chosen t6 accept Christ as

28. MB Herald: April 30, 2004
    A newsletter from the Canadian Mennonite Brethren community. Touches subjects such as current events, implications of beliefs of mennonites, and various aspects of the MB community.  
    http://www.mbherald.com/

29. Home Page
    Genealogical information on Swiss and German mennonites who emigrated to Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland in the 18th Century.  
    http://www.MennoSearch.com
    
    Extractions: Welcome to MennoSearch.com. Your Mennonite genealogy research headquarters. This website is dedicated to the research of Mennonite families who lived in Switzerland and Germany from about 1500 to 1800. It follows them and thousands of their descendants who immigrated to America from 1709 to the early 1800s. Included on this site is all the information found in Volumes I-III of Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners by Richard W. Davis plus new Volume IV information. Also included is Richard W. Davis' book, The Stauffer Families of Switzerland, Germany, and America , plus a page devoted to the latest research on various Mennonite families.

30. Mennonites In Vancouver BC Canada
    You are now being redirected to the new home page of the Menno Simons Centre.  
    http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/menno/

31. The Olive Tree Genealogy: Mailing Lists Administered By Olive Tree Genealogy
    Genealogy and history lists covering mennonites, Palatines, Huguenots, and Walloons. Surname lists for Vollick, Van Alstyne, Van Slyke, Vrooman and others.  
    http://olivetreegenealogy.com/lists/maillists.shtml
    
    Extractions: Can't find your ancestors? Search for your family origins on Olive Tree Genealogy! Free Ships' Passenger lists, family surnames, church records, military muster rolls, census records, land records and much more will help you find that elusive ancestor. est. 1996 Find Your Ancestors with FREE genealogical records at The Olive Tree Genealogy Free Genealogy databases Finding your ancestor has never been easier with these FREE TRIAL memberships to online databases FREE NEWSLETTER JOIN Olive Tree Genealogy Newsletter. Be notified when new databases are put online. Get tips, research advice and other helpful ideas for finding your elusive brick-wall ancestor Hidden Treasures Find Genealogy Books on E-Bay!

32. About The Mennonites - Goshen College
    As one of the world s historic peace churches, mennonites are followers of Christserving as activists, relief workers and volunteers throughout the world.  
    http://www.goshen.edu/aboutgc/mennonites.php

33. The Mennonite Quarterly Review
    articles on the Radical Reformation, Amish, mennonites and Hutterites. Index of all articles since 1926, and sample articles are also available.  
    http://www.goshen.edu/mqr/
    
    Extractions: A Quarterly Journal Devoted to Anabaptist-Mennonite History, Thought, Life and Affairs Copper Etching of Dirk Willems Rescuing His Pursuer. 1569 The Mennonite Quarterly Review is a cooperative publication of Goshen College, the Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary and the Mennonite Historical Society

34. MPress -On The Web- : Mennonites Stand By Immigrants
    mennonites stand by immigrants. By CHARLES T. JONES Mennonite MissionNetwork. Sunday, July 6, 2003. Marked by objections to tone and  
    http://www.goshen.edu/mpress/07-06-2003/story_immigrants.php

35. Mennonite Fellowship Of Montreal
    An urban church serving the needs of mennonites and friends. Includes Mennonite links.  
    http://www.mfmtl.ca/
    
    Extractions: Mennonites and friends We believe that peace is the will of God . God created the world in peace, and God's peace is mostfully revealed in Jesus Christ , who is our peace and the peace of the whole world. Led by the Holy Spirit , we follow Christ in the way of peace, doing justice, bringing reconciliation, and practicing nonresistance even in the face of violence and warfare. -From Article 22,

36. Cyndi's List - Mennonite
    Amish Mennonite Surnames; The Amish, the mennonites, and the Plain People of thePennsylvania Dutch Country; are the mennonites? Libraries, Archives Museums.  
    http://www.cyndislist.com/menno.htm
    
    Extractions: Online article regarding the Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and studies of the genetic origins of diabetes. An extensive, categorized bibliography of resources from the web site of Tim Janzen. Includes references for Canada, United States, Russia, Prussia, Netherlands, Latin America, Internet, General, Software and more.

37. Welcome To Menno-Hof Mennonite Anabaptist Interpretive Center
    Multiimage presentations, historical environments and colorful displays take you on a journey inside the world of the mennonites and Amish.  
    http://www.mennohof.org

38. MLA Homepage
    The mennonites. A Brief Guide to Information. Contents one s possessionson its behalf. mennonites Today. The unique historical roots  
    http://www.bethelks.edu/services/mla/guide/
    
    Extractions: North Newton, Kansas 67117 The early sixteenth century in Western Europe was a time of great and sudden changes. Virtually every aspect of life-politics, economics, social relations, intellectual thought, technology, and religion-was significantly altered as European civilization began the shift from a predominantly medieval to a predominantly modern world view. All of these changes had a direct impact on the birth, growth, and development of the sixteenth-century Anabaptist movement. Four primary groups of Anabaptists emerged in the sixteenth century. Although there were clear connections between the groups at various points, the differences are also striking. The Swiss Brethren grew out of the reformation led by Ulrich Zwingli in Zurich, Switzerland. The radical followers of Zwingli parted company with him in late 1523 over the issue of the pace of the reformation. After early-and unsuccessful-efforts to reform the state church, the radicals espoused the concept of a free church. The conflict with the state church focused almost immediately on the issue of baptism of infants. Because infant baptism was the act that demonstrated the unification of church and state, it was, in fact, a civil as well as a religious ceremony. When the brethren rejected infant baptism, insisting instead on baptizing only those who freely chose to commit themselves to the discipline and fellowship of the body of believers, they affirmed in a new (and for that time very radical) way the separation of church and state. The first adult baptisms took place on 21 January 1525, when Conrad Grebel baptized George Blaurock in the home of Felix Mantz.

39. Pasadena Mennonite Church
    Site includes map, meeting times, upcoming events, and information about mennonites and the Patchwork.  
    http://physics.usc.edu/~tbuxman/pmc/

40. The Mennonites: A Brief Guide To Information
    The mennonites. A Brief Guide to Information. Bibliography. mennonites since theReformation Cummings, Mary Lou. Full Circle Stories of Mennonite Women.  
    http://www.bethelks.edu/services/mla/guide/bibliography.html

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