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Table of Contents

Volume 23, 2005

Foreword: the editor

JMS Forum:

State of the Art of North American Mennonite History

Research Papers:

• ‘Mennonite Religion was a Family Religion’: An Historiography, M.J. HEISEY
• Peoplehoods of the Past: Mennonites and the Ethnic Boundary, HANS WERNER
• Toward a Latino/a Mennonite History, JUAN MARTINEZ 
• The History of Mennonite Central Committee: Developing a Genre, LUCILLE MARR
• Mennonite Identity and the Writing on the ‘New Giving’ Since 1945, STEVEN M. NOLT
• ’If God were a Capitalist, the Mennonites would be his Favorite People’: Economics, Mennonites, and Reflections on the Recent Literature” PERRY BUSH
• North American Mennonite Peacemakers and Their History, RACHEL WALTNER GOOSSEN 
• Conflict and the Telling of North American Mennonite History, FRED KNISS
• Mennonite Scholars and Mennonite Fundamentalism, NATE YODER
• Worship Wars, World Music, and Menno-Nots: Recent Studies in Mennonite Music, JONATHAN DUECK
• Bringing Experience to Consciousness: Reflections on Mennonite Literature, 2004, ANN HOSTETLER
• The Quiet on the Land: Mennonites and the Environment in History, ROYDEN LOEWEN

Keynote Address

• ‘A New Future Requires a New Past’: The Global Mennonite History Project, JOHN A LAPP
• A Reflection from Africa: The Challenge of Writing Church History, BARBARA NKALA

Research Papers

• Ältester Martin C. Friesen: A Man of Vision for Paraguay’s Mennogemeinde, TITUS GUENTHER
• Masculinity, Entrepreneurship and Religion: Lumberman C.T. Loewen of Steinbach, Manitoba, RACHEL MILLS

Book Reviews

Fiction, Folklore, Poetry

• David Elias, Sunday Afternoon  (Armin Wiebe).
• Jean Janzen, Piano in the Vineyard (Joanne Epp).  
• John Weier, Stand the Sacred Tree: Journeys in Place and Memory (Barbara Simler).
• Carrie Snyder, Hair Hat (Catherine Hunter).
• Nathan Dueck, king’s(mere) (Joanne Epp).
• Miriam Toews, A Complicated Kindness (Edna Froese).
• Douglas Isaac, Past, Present: Tense ... (Victor Enns).
• Lorraine Janzen, Learning to see in the dark (Victor Enns).
• Armin Wiebe, Tatsea (Kathleen Venema).
• Julia Kasdorf, Fixing Tradition: Joseph W. Yoder, Amish American (Hildi Froese Tiessen). 
• Ervin Beck, MennoFolk  (Roland Sawatzky).

History and Memoir

• Karel C. Berkhoff, Harvest of Despair: Life and Death in Ukraine Under Nazi Rule (Gerhard Rempel).
• Ruth Brunk Stoltzfus, A Way Was Opened: A Memoir (Brenda Martin Hurst).
• Harvey L. Dyck, John R. Staples and John B. Toews, eds., Nestor Makhno and the Eichenfeld Massacre. A Civil War Tragedy in a Ukrainian Mennonite Village (Harry Loewen).
• Lawrence Klippenstein and Jacob Dick, Mennonite Alternative Service in Russia: The Story of Abram Dück and His Colleagues 1911-1917 (Harry Loewen).
• Adolf Ens, Becoming a National Church: A History of the Conference of Mennonites in Canada (Steve Nolt).
• Edith Elisabeth Friesen, Journey Into Freedom: One Family’s Real-Life Drama (Al Reimer).
• Justine D. Neufeld, A Family Torn Apart (Al Reimer).   
• Rudy P. Friesen, Building on the Past: Mennonite Architecture, Landscape and Settlements in Russia/Ukraine (Roland Sawatzky).
• Karl Koop, Anabaptist-Mennonite Confessions of Faith: The Development of a Tradition (Rachel Reesor).
• Ted E. Friesen, Memoirs: A Personal Autobiography of Ted Friesen (Lawrence Klippenstein).
• Lucille Marr, The Transforming Power of a Century: Mennonite Central Committee and its Evolution in Ontario (John A. Lapp). 
• Donald Martin, Old Order Mennonites of Ontario: Gelassenheit, Discipleship, Brotherhood (Donald B.Kraybill).
• Mil Penner, Section 27: A Century on a Family Farm (Royden Loewen).
• John R. Staples, Cross-Cultural Encounters on the Ukranian Steppe: Settling the Molochna Basin, 1783-1861 (John B. Toews).
• John H. Yoder, Anabaptism and Reformation in Switzerland: An Historical and Theological Analysis of the Dialogues between Anabaptists and Reformers (Karl Koop)
• Sergei I. Zhuk. Russia’s Lost Reformation: Peasants, Millennialism, and Radical Sects in Southern Russia and Ukraine, 1830-1917 (John Staples).
• Peace Studies
• Fernando Enns, Scott Holland, and Ann K. Riggs, editors.  Seeking Cultures of Peace: A Peace Church Conversation (Korey Dyck).
• J. Denny Weaver, and Gerald Biesecker-Mast, eds., Teaching Peace: Nonviolence and the Liberal Arts (Korey Dyck).

In Memoriam

In Memoriam: Delbert F. Plett (1948-2004)
JAMES URRY

Author Profiles

Notices

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