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Bygones by Kim Vogel Sawyer
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Marie who was formerly a member of a Mennonite community. She must face her past when a former friend from that community shows up with news. An older woman from the community has passed away and left the restaurant she owned to the Marie's daughter--provided she comes and lives in the community for 6 months.
Fans of Amish/Mennonite fiction will enjoy this gentle tale of a woman getting reacquainted with her faith, and a daughter learning about her Mennonite heritage for the first time. ( )
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"But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far away have been brought near through the blood of Christ."
Ephesians 2:13 NIV
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For Connor and Ethan,
my precious grandsons.
You come from a long line of faithful saints.
May you carry that heritage into future generations.
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Henry Braun paused outside Jimmy's Dinner Stop and pressed his hand to his abdomen. Beneath his neatly tucked shirt his stomach churned.
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