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The God-Fearing People: The Reaping
The Gate to Hell is about to open. This is the culminating moment Hell has been waiting for. If their estimations prove correct, then The Shield protecting New Hope is going down, causing the God-fearing citizens to be completely defenseless and susceptible to another invasion. But how will the Devils and Demons react when they realize that the people they are supposed to kill, torture, and kidnap have been haunting their dreams too? It appears there is a flip side to this coin, but neither side wants to imagine that they can have anything in common with each other. This will be the ultimate test for every soul in Eden. What will happen when the Evil ones from Hell discover they can show remorse and have feelings of love? Especially after the truly faithful from New Hope discover that they are equally capable of feeling hate and plot revenge.
The God-Fearing People
A bizarre mashup of horror, science fiction, and dark comedy. Jacob Miller, a teenager who has lived in the isolated and deeply religious community of New Hope all his life, never believed the old stories about how the devil and his demons would invade their town and carry away souls. Only a few surviving elders could claim to have witnessed these horrors first-hand two generations ago, yet nobody knows for sure what lies beyond the boundaries of New Hope. Everyone who has ever wandered beyond its limits was either never seen again or returned, frightened to death, and claiming they’d seen the eyes of the devil himself watching over them from a darkened sky. Over the generations, the once-...
Daniel Bender Family History
Revision of "Descendants of Daniel Bender" by C.W. Bender, 1948.
Congressional Record
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Descendants of Daniel C. Miller and Catherine E. Hershberger, 1850-2000
Daniel C. Miller was born 3 November 1850. His parents were Christian Miller and Catherine Frey. He married Catherine E. Hershberger (1854-1890), daughter of Emanuel Hershberger and Catherine Yoder, in 1873. They had nine children. He married Susan P. Shrock (1865-1897) in 1891. They had two children. He died in 1895 in Charm, Ohio.
Descendants of Jacob J & Mary (Nisley) Coblentz, 1835-2003
Jacob J. Coblentz was born 14 February 1835 in Saltillo, Ohio. His parents were Jacob Coblentz (1806-1864) and Rachel Troyer (1809-1891). He married Mary Nisley (1838-1907), daughter of Christian Nisley and Magdalena Yoder, 21 February 1858. They had eight children. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in Germany and Ohio.
Gabriel's Bride
A widower's marriage of convenience in an Amish community begins to resemble real love until his five children rebel against their new mother, putting a strain on the newly blended family.
The Amish Christmas Candle
The joyous glow of Christmas brings the gift of new love in this “sprightly, satisfying, and occasionally hilarious” Amish holiday romance anthology (Publishers Weekly). Snow Shine on Ice Mountain by Kelly Long When Naomi Gish’s mischievous father hires strapping Gray Fisher at their candle shop for the Christmas season, she’s positive the old man has an ulterior motive. She doesn’t need help—but as Gray learns the craft of candle making, Naomi learns that love is God’s most precious gift. A Honeybee Christmas by Jennifer Beckstrand Though Bitsy Kiem made sacrifices to raise her three nieces Amish, she misses life among the Englisch. But as Christmas approaches, handsome widower Yost Weaver is determined to show her that Plain love is a flame that never goes out. The Christmas Candle by Lisa Jones Baker Blessing those in need at Christmastime is one of Lydia’s favorite traditions. But without her newly married sister’s help this year, the task seems daunting—until handsome Mennonite John King shows her that hands joined to do good may unite hearts, as well.
Sarah's Orphans
Orphaned...But Never Abandoned by God Sarah Yoder belongs to a Plain community in Oklahoma, but her days are far from simple. Life suddenly gets complicated when a series of tragic events unfold, leaving her in charge of the household. Alone with her younger siblings, Sarah is exhausted but finally at peace. Then she nearly runs over a small Hispanic boy with her buggy...and somehow finds herself sheltering two more orphans. Paul Byler moved to Cody's Creek to help his brother in a time of need. But now that Joseph has recovered from his heart attack, Paul's ready for a quiet place of his own. The only problem? His new property lands him next door to the orphaned Yoder family—and a calling from God he can't seem to ignore. A story of extraordinary grace and love in the face of desperate need, Sarah's Orphans is the third standalone novel in the Plain and Simple Miracles collection by Vannetta Chapman.
