Mennonites in American Society, 1930-1970: Modernity and the Persistence of Religious CommunityThis fourth and final volume of the "Mennonite Experience in America" series provides a rich interpretive story of how Mennonites have preserved their identity through the 20th century. It examines ways progressive Mennonites have slowed their absorption into American culture. (441pp. illus. index. Herald Press, 1996.)

and died in Franklin Co

and linguistic—that nudged their social development in subtly different directions

Germans in the Revolution

Information includes the name of the original applicant

and perhaps the most widely traveled Mennonite leader of his day

A New York City girl's turmoil leads to drug overdose

with his wife Anna and raised 11 children

Sensenig Family Including Genealogies of Eli Stauffer and Samuel Sensenig

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Also read her book Footprints on the Ceiling (item #4013)

The introduction provides background on the history and use of the bags

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