By popular request, many of your favorite carols, anthems and hymns of Christmas by the Mennonite Hour singers. Men's Chorus and Quartet, Ladies Triple Trio. Songs: Joy to the World/The Star of Bethlehem/Silent Night/Away in a Manger. CD and cassette.

 

An outstanding collection of classic Mennonite Hour a cappella music.  Compiler John L. Horst, a member of the Mennonite Hour Quartet from 1956-1963.  The arrangements in this collection are more elaborate than some of the simple, solid congregational singing mirrored on albums from earlier eras. Mixed Chorus, Ladies' Sextet, Men's Chorus, Men's Quartet. Songs:  How Great in Zion/Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee/Still, Still With Thee. CD and cassette.

 

Music and inspiration for those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide.  Includes songs Chaos of the Heart, How Could You, Every Single Tear, and Keep Breathing, plus a poem and letter written by suicide survivors. Includes a talk entitled "Comfort for Those Who Grieve A Suicide," by Walt Wangerin, Jr.

 

 Booklet looks at commercial television, media values, engaging the culture, global communications, computer games, and the Internet.  Written by Burton Buller.

 

Weekly issue of essays and opinions on national (U.S. and Canada) and international issues primarily from an Anabaptist perspective.

 

Explore the many aspects of Mary Oyer's legacy through this DVD teaching resource.  In an extended interview with Mary, viewers will hear her deep passion for church music and how she has learned from her experiences in and out of her classrooms around the world.

 

A sensitive and beautifully filmed portrayal of an agricultural utopian community that lives on the border regions of the United States and Canada.  There are some 30,000 Hutterite souls living in approximately 300 self-contained villages. Some 15 of the 300 villages are featured in this film.

 

Business and 3 1/2 x 8 1/2" information card, giving in-depth information about what's available at Third Way Café.  Free for you to distribute.

 

12-oz. stanless steel Third Way Café mug. The mug is similar to the one on the Third Way Café home page.

 

The Third Way Café website interprets and explains Mennonite thought, beliefs and practice for the general public, as well as presenting Mennonite-Anabaptist perspectives on current hot topics in media, society, family life, and faith.