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Frog Hollow Journal
Sam Heatwole
Back when our neighbor Ivy Moyers was a teenager—since there wasn’t a bowling alley or a movie house or a tavern anywhere close in living memory—going to church turned out to be the most exciting event of the week.
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Frog Hollow Journal, by James G. T. Fairfield. Read on today’s program by Sam Heatwole. This colorful memoir is the story of one family’s quest to carve out a more authentic life amid the demands of modern society. Related Resources
A new 15-minute DVD inviting viewers to “worship with us and see how we live.” Explores Mennonite history, beliefs and practices in an easy-to-understand way. Download a short version of the DVD in English or Spanish.
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Ask Third Way Café: 50 Common and Quirky Questions about Mennonites - Jodi Nisly Hertzler
The Naked Anabaptist: The Bare Essentials of a Radical Faith – Stuart Murray
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Youth and the Church
Burton Buller
Growing up, church tended to be the main social event of the week. School was just beginning to become the huge social force that it has now become.
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What happens when a mother is incarcerated and has to leave children behind? Next week we speak with Camilla, whose daughter is incarcerated. We'll hear about the impact this has had on Camilla’s life as she raises two of her daughter’s children.
Favorite Family Recipes
Easy Cranberry Salad
Producer Melodie Davis is author of the new book, "Whatever Happened to Dinner." See the trailer for this book.
Just in time for Thanksgiving, Melodie writes: "My mother’s and grandmother’s recipe and process for cranberry salad was long and complicated; after purchasing very expensive cranberry salad from delis several years to satisfy my cravings, I got this much easier recipe from a church friend."
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