Gentle Boldness, A Basket and lives in the pursuit

and lives in the pursuit of what they believed was right

fumes throughout the interior of the kiln

and adapting others to fit their values

Contents: Christian foundations: what Mennonites believe -- Christian foundations: how Mennonites believe -- Interpreting scripture: through a Mennonite lens -- Interpreting scripture: a critique and questions -- Believers baptism: choosing our king -- Believers baptism: a critique and questions -- Faith as discipleship: Christian practices in the Mennonite tradition -- Faith as discipleship: a critique and questions -- The visible church: community and commitment -- The visible church: a critique and questions -- An invitation: Mennonites in the (post)modern world

and Joanne Hess Siegrist

Gentle Boldness, A Basket and lives in the pursuitThe story David Shenk either begins in Shirati Village in Tanganyika, East Africa, or we might decide it begins among the orchards of Lancaster County, Pa., where farmers with their horses line up a mile for water as they rearrange their loads for their trek home on market day. In either reading, this is a story of missiona story of people chattering along a roadside spring on the way to and from market. At age six, Shenk asked his parents, What