By Brad Weidenhamer A simple, straightforward workbook for middle elementary to middle school-aged kids, helping them learn how to navigate the Bible. The material is time-tested; Brad Weidenhamer had a homemade, tried and true workbook that he used to teach...
By: Brian Moore (Author) & Jason Barnhart (Editor) A Brethren Way is a call for Brethren to rediscover their peculiar witness in the world. Building upon the original work of the late Brian Moore, this edited volume is a clarion call for Brethren to shed their...
By: Jason Barnhardt (Author) & Bill Ludwig (Editor) Redesigned, with discussions at the end of each chapter, our new Brethren Witness book encapsulates the history and the story of The Brethren Church in an easy-to-read and contemporary fashion. Great for groups...
Alexander Mack founded the Brethren on the banks of the Schwarzenau River in 1708. Since then, he's lived in Brethren infamy. Celebrate ol' A-Mack with this limited edition Mack and Cheese design, on beautiful dark heather. This t-shirt is everything you've dreamed of...
The world in which we live is one where, as ministry leaders, we need to be diligent to protect our flock and those that serve within it. The necessity for regular background checks is simply part of the ministry landscape; especially for those that work and volunteer...
By: Drew Meziere The companion group discussion guide for the "Brethren in America" DVD series. Contains a full devotional and discussion question for each episode of the DVD series.
Filmed over the course of 2 years, this educational series helps viewers understand exactly who the Brethren are, and how they have practiced their faith since arriving in America. Single disc set includes 6 episodes, perfect for a short group study, membership class,...
This bi-annual journal explores a life lived in the Brethren Way, through the lens of Brethren scholars, pastors, and thought leaders. Contributors include: Jason Barnhart, Dale Stoffer, Julie Harvey, Jerry Flora, Lee Reams, Brad Reaves, Justin Morris, and Dustin White
By: Cory Smith and Jason Barnhart The Brethren Witness Primer is available for order! A tool specially designed for students, and based on the newly revised book, The Brethren Witness for the 21st Century. This Brethren resource is designed to reveal our unique,...
In 1732 Beissel established a semi-monastic community called the Camp of the Solitary, with a convent (the Sister House) and a monastery (the Brother House) at Ephrata, in what is now Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Celibacy was considered a virtue, but not...