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Just Plain Becky
Becky and her husband were committed to providing a haven in raising their four children in the fear of God. Their lovely neighborhood was increasingly dangerous and running counter to their commitment.
What should they do? Where could they go? Where would He lead? How would this affect the relationships they had forged with family and the many friends they had made in the churches they attended in their spiritual journey?
Little would they know that God would lead them among the plain people. Their journey was sometimes perplexing, but there was much happiness and laughter in their many new experiences.
-Clinton Martin, Amish Country News
What should they do? Where could they go? Where would He lead? How would this affect the relationships they had forged with family and the many friends they had made in the churches they attended in their spiritual journey?
Little would they know that God would lead them among the plain people. Their journey was sometimes perplexing, but there was much happiness and laughter in their many new experiences.
-Clinton Martin, Amish Country News
272 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 27, 2015
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March 23, 2018
Quick and easy read. As we've been part of a Mennonite church now for nearly 4 years, this story caught my eye. The author was raised Catholic, journeyed through other churches, and then ended up in the conservative Mennonites in Virginia.
Interesting story, as I contemplate faith journeys, the role of church in our lives, and such matters.
Interesting story, as I contemplate faith journeys, the role of church in our lives, and such matters.
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