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Veggie Tales: The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown (DVD)

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Veggie Tales: Duke and the great pie war (VHS)

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Veggie Tales: Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah's Umbrella (VHS)

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The Mennonite Encyclopedia Volume IV (O-Z plus Supplement) by Dr. Theology Harold S. Bender

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The Mennonite Encyclopedia Volume II (D-H) by Dr. Theology Harold S. Bender

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The Mennonite Encyclopedia: A Comprehensive Reference Work on the Anabaptist-Mennonite Movement vol III: I-N by Cornelius ed Krahn

I am interested in your collection of books on Mennonite history as it pertains to the Russian Mennonites and their migration in the 1800's to Canada and the US. Could we exchange emails? My address is stan @ smharder dot com.

posted by smharder at 8:32 pm (EST) on Apr 19, 2009

Please consider writing a review for I Heard Good News. The homeschooling company Sonlight just added it to their kindergarten curriculum and no one knows very much about it yet. What time periods does it cover? How long is each story? While the company has an evenagelical protestant viewpoint, most of the people I know in real life who use their materials do not. Is this a book that would appeal to many varieties of Christians?

I'm making the request of everyone who has the book in their library, so if you don't check here often, there may be reviews up by the time you see this.

Thanks.

posted by mcegan at 9:27 am (EST) on Apr 3, 2009

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