The Mennonite Starter Kit

by Craig Haas, Steve Nolt

What does it take to really become a Mennonite? The Mennonite Starter Kit offers a witty look at the assumed but unwritten requirements of acceptance into the Mennonite community.Tongue-in-cheek, the authors explore the maze of Mennonite jargon, acronyms habits, and upside-down values confronting newcomers to Mennonite churches.

84 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1993

Reviews

[Emma · Rating 3 out of 5]

Despite the title, this book is really not for the "Newly Mennonite." (Especially now that it's over 20 years past its 1993 publication date.) If you've been Mennonite for quite a while, though, you're likely to find it amusing and ringing true.