Martha Zimmerman

Author of Celebrating Biblical Feasts: In Your Home or Church

About the Author

Martha Zimmerman is a frequent speaker at churches and conferences as well as a guest on radio talk shows throughout North America. She and her husband make their home in Washington

Includes the names: Martha Zimmerman, Martha G. Zimmerman, Martha G. Zimmerman

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Works by Martha Zimmerman

Celebrate the Feasts of the Old Testament in Your Own Home or Church (1981) 249 copies, 1 review

Celebrating the Christian Year (1993) 118 copies, 1 review

Should I Keep My Baby? (1983) 44 copies

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Canonical name: Zimmerman, Martha
Birthdate: 1934
Gender: female
Places of residence: Washington, USA
Associated Place (for map): Washington, USA

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MarthaJeanne 2,126 reviews

Celebrate the feasts of the Old Testament in your own home or church by Martha Zimmerman

From the Foreword: 'How these Old Testament experiences can be made relevant in Christian homes today.'

I would prefer to see the Jewish practice and relevance for Christians separated so that the reader knows where one ends and the other begins.

May 10, 2008

outofthemud 3 reviews

Celebrating the Christian Year by Martha Zimmerman

This is my holiday tradition "handbook." I have used this book to build a family resource for generations on celebrating family holidays centered on Christ. Love it, love it, love it.

Nov 1, 2007