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Books are slated for release in 2009 and beyond, as noted. Copublication by Herald Press of most books listed will be pursued but is not confirmed and occasionally may not be forthcoming, if so noted. Any books marked DSB are released by Cascadia Publishing House LLC under the DreamSeeker Books imprint. Titles and times are tentative and may change before publication. Defenseless
Christianity: Anabaptism for a Nonviolent Church, Gerald J. Mast and J. Denny
Weaver (Summer 2009). "I've been reading with
interest the important work being done by Denny Weaver
and others on violence in relation to our understandings
of God, atonement, and eschatology. I've also been
watching, with joy, the growing rediscovery of the
nonviolent heritage of the Radical Reformation. So I
enthusiastically await the release of Defenseless
Christianity." Ask Third Way Café: 50 Common and Quirky Questions About Mennonites, Jodi Nisly Hertzler (Autumn 2009). A School on the Prairie: A Centennial History of Hesston College, 1909-2009, John Sharp (Autumn 2009) Theology as if Jesus Matters: An Introduction to Christianity's Main Convictions, Ted Grimsrud (Autumn 2009). God's Healing Strategy: An Introduction to the Bible's Main Themes, rev. ed., Ted Grimsrud (Autumn 2009). Miracle Temple, poems by Esther Stenson, DreamSeeker Poetry Series 6 (DSB, 2009 or 2010). Storage Issues, poems by Suzanne Miller, DreamSeeker Poetry Series 7 (DSB, 2009 or 2010), "who is by my lights perhaps the best poet publishing mainly in church journals." —Jeff Gundy, Walker in the Fog At Powerline and Diamond Hill: Unexpected Intersections of Life and Work (working title), a memoir by Lee Snyder (DSB, 2009 or 2010). This story, which begins with a place—a farm and a church—represents a personal journey of discovery; an attempt to uncover those pivotal forces which are never fully understood in constructing a life. . . . At the center of it all is the timeless present worked out through everyday rhythms of hunger and fullness, of sun, wind and rain, of light and darkness, of inexorable and unreasoned joy, of discontent and gratitude. —Lee Snyder, in the Preface Diary of a Kidnapped Columbian Governor: A Story of Nonviolence Put to the Test (working title), Guillermo Gaviria Correa (2009 or 2010) A Mennonite Woman: Exploring Spiritual Life and Identity, Dawn Ruth Nelson (2009 or 2010). "My grandmother was named Susan Alderfer Ruth. She was born in 1909 and died in 2005. In those years, in an area just north of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she led a life representative of what a certain kind of Mennonite spirituality was then and some Amish spirituality remains today. In 2001, I decided to talk to her and determine what formed her spiritually. I felt I could generalize from her life—discover practices in her life that would help me get at the core of Mennonite spirituality and spiritual formation in the twentieth century." —Dawn Ruth Nelson, in Chapter 1 The Singing Junk-Man, Truman Brunk (DSB, 2010). Face to Face, collected poems by Julie Cadwallader (DSB, 2010). This Crowded Night, stories by Elrena Evans (DSB, 2010) Rethinking Religion: Beyond Scientism, Theism, And Philosophic Doubt, Alan Soffin (2010) Many other volumes are in earlier stages of development. As they reach the stage of formal production, they too will be added to this list, providing a preview of forthcoming books four-24 months ahead of publication. See latest titles at New Books or Complete List for all releases going back to our first book published in 1998. Or browse/buy all our titles at our Cascadia/Amazon Bookstore. |
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