Where No One Stands Alone
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This story portrays 1875 Mennonite life in East Prussia. Why does Gerhard’s grandmother evade his questions about his parents? Why is she so bitter? Gerhard must choose whether he stays with her or goes with Father. This book helps us value a Christian home.This story skillfully portrays 1875 Mennonite life in East Prussia. Why does Gerhard’s grandmother evade his questions about his parents? Why is she so bitter? Gerhard must choose whether he stays with Grandmother or goes with Father. This book helps us value a Christian home, school, and church. Above all, it depicts Jesus as our true Friend.
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This story portrays 1875 Mennonite life in East Prussia. Why does Gerhard’s grandmother evade his questions about his parents? Why is she so bitter? Gerhard must choose whether he stays with her or goes with Father. This book helps us value a Christian home. This story skillfully portrays 1875 Mennonite life in East Prussia. Why does Gerhard’s grandmother evade his questions about his parents? Why is she so bitter? Gerhard must choose whether he stays with Grandmother or goes with Father. This book helps us value a Christian home, school, and church. Above all, it depicts Jesus as our true Friend.
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| Weight | 0.3 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 7 × 5 × 1 in |
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| Age by Development | Adult |
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Where No One Stands Alone
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This story portrays 1875 Mennonite life in East Prussia. Why does Gerhard’s grandmother evade his questions about his parents? Why is she so bitter? Gerhard must choose whether he stays with her or goes with Father. This book helps us value a Christian home.This story skillfully portrays 1875 Mennonite life in East Prussia. Why does Gerhard’s grandmother evade his questions about his parents? Why is she so bitter? Gerhard must choose whether he stays with Grandmother or goes with Father. This book helps us value a Christian home, school, and church. Above all, it depicts Jesus as our true Friend.