Youth and Adult

By Sheila Bontrager. When the families who lived in West Kootenai, Idaho, learned a wildfire was headed their way, they had to pack up and leave, fast, all the while praying that God would help them. Their lives spared, they … Read More

In 1969, 21-year-old Ivan Weaver left his Amish childhood home in PA and moved to Kodiak Island, Alaska and joined a world famous hunting firm. For the next several years he fulfilled his dream as a guide in some of … Read More

Carlos Parra Diaz. For 10 weeks, 33 miners were trapped 700 meters underground. If all you’ve heard about this story is of their rescue, then you haven’t heard the full story: the stunning account of another Miner, an invisible Saviour, … Read More

Timothy Keller. In this short book, the author shows that gospel-humility means we can stop connecting every experience, every conversation with ourselves and can thus be free from self-condemnation. A truly gospel-humble person is not a self-hating person or a … Read More

Lester Bauman. Lost dreams. Health problems. Family tragedies. When faced with hard times and unanswered prayers, where can we turn? In this short but powerful book, we can read how distorted views of God can further add pain to our … Read More

Johnny Ruhl. Horse Stories From the Man Who Played With Sticks. The author, an experienced horse trainer, wrote these stories to show parallels between training horses and the important lessons we need to learn to live a fulfilled, God-honouring life. … Read More

Romaine Stauffer. Based on historical characters, Loyalty Test describes the plight of the peace-loving Anabaptist people of eastern United States who suffered for their faith during the Revolutionary War. They were threatened by fines and imprisonment and had to sacrifice … Read More

Darryl Derstine. The three stories in this book powerfully illustrate the danger of becoming ensnared by the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, as well as the blessings of living free. Paper; … Read More

Compiled by Nicholas Stoltfuz. During World War I, there was no provision by the United States government for the consciences of Anabaptist people. This book recounts the imprisonment, solitary confinement, and torture of these young men. This gripping book should … Read More