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Item 104-0646
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Moving to a community in Montana, Lydia Yoder feels homeless, but her parents teach her that a heart trusting in God is never homeless. It’s 1914 and Europe is at war—but the gift of Christ’s forgiveness is free to all. All mankind may sing a song to the King
Homeless. Nobody likes the sound of that word.
Thirteen-year-old Lydia Yoder certainly didn’t. But
that was how she felt—homeless. The Yoder family was on the move again, first
working for produce farmers at Ordway, then on to Montana. An Amish community
had been started in Montana some years before and life is still full of pioneer hard-
ships.
Specifications
| Binding |
Paperback |
|---|---|
| Age Group |
Tween 9-12 Years |
| Book Category |
War |
| Book Author |
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