October 17, 2014
In case you hadn’t noticed, a long line of people stands ready to tell you Amish stories. They include: Producers of Amish-themed reality TV shows. Tourist-venue operators. Writers of Amish… READ MORE
September 19, 2014
What are you thinking? It’s my job as an editor to find out. Or, at least it is as long as your thoughts are about resources produced by MennoMedia. That’s… READ MORE
September 10, 2014
Last time I discussed the first two of three steps for designing a book cover, “Problem” and “Process.” Now we’ll get the final stage. PRESENT: In which the designer presents… READ MORE
September 8, 2014
Merrill Miller is senior graphic designer at MennoMedia/Herald Press Actually, any kind of design solution is rarely reached in three steps—the ease of which depends on your point of view…. READ MORE
August 22, 2014
A new book written by siblings Don Clymer and Sharon Clymer Landis, The Spacious Heart: Room for Spiritual Awakening, is launching September 1, 2014. Twenty years ago, this brother/sister pair would… READ MORE
August 18, 2014
Blog post in 2 parts: 1st part here. Mary Christner Borntrager was born the seventh child in an Amish family of ten and went on to author of a series… READ MORE
August 11, 2014
Let me just get this out in the open: I don’t read history very often. My reading tastes, in my off-work hours, tend toward literary nonfiction, spiritual memoir, and the… READ MORE
August 4, 2014
Anabaptists have been publishing for centuries. The writings of Menno Simons date from the 1500s and Martyrs Mirror was first published in 1660. As readers of this blog likely know,… READ MORE
July 3, 2014
Talk about throwback–seeing this picture in a recent catalog from our office sent me back. It was written by Russell Krabill, the first pastor I ever knew. He led my… READ MORE
June 30, 2014
Blog by Jerilyn Schrock “A man’s mind stretched to a new idea never regains its original dimensions.” – Oliver Wendell Holmes I like to stretch. It feels good to stretch… READ MORE
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