Links

Third Way Cafe

"Third Way Café was created to provide information, both history and present-day thinking from an Anabaptist viewpoint—particularly that of Mennonites. Third Way Café offers more than 3,000 pages of Mennonite information, audio files, video clips, essays, reviews, scriptures and conversation."
Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online

"GAMEO provides Reliable information on Anabaptist-related (Amish, Mennonite, Hutterite, Brethren in Christ) topics, including history, theology, biography, institutions and local congregations. Secular topics from an Anabaptist perspective and full-text source documents are also included."

Ervin Beck: Mennonite and Amish Folklore and Folk Arts

"Because so many elements of Amish and Mennonite culture are transmitted orally or by customary example, it is often difficult to draw the line between folk and other spheres of Mennonite and Amish culture. Although this bibliography is of necessity selective, it errs in the direction of inclusivity."
Ervin Beck: Mennonite/s Writing in Canada

"The bibliography consists of two major sections: 'Individual Writers' and 'Discussions of Mennonite Literature.'"
Ervin Beck: Mennonite/s Writing in the U.S.

"The bibliography consists of three major sections: 'Individual Writers,' 'Discussions of Mennonite Literature,' and 'Periodicals that include creative writing and literary criticism by and about Mennonites.'"

J. Daniel Hess

An open journal by J. Daniel Hess.
Jeff Peachey

A blog by Jeff Peachey about his work in rare books, bookbinding and restoration.
100 Memoirs

A blog by Shirley Hershey Showalter. "Writing a memoir about growing up Mennonite in America, 1948-1966. Seeking others who read, write, and teach nonfiction/memoir. Goal: read and review 100 memoirs!"

School of Writing at CMU

"The School of Writing at CMU is an exciting opportunity to meet masters of the craft, reflect and write in a superb facility, and sharpen your skills with peers who may well become your friends for life."

Mennonite/s Writing: Manitoba and Beyond (2009)

"A fifth international conference on Mennonite/s Writing" to be held at Eckardt-Gramatté Hall, University of Winnipeg, October 1-4, 2009.
Mennonite/s Writing: Beyond Borders (2006)

"A lively and full program is in the works, beginning with Kathleen Norris's keynote address on Thursday evening and culminating Sunday morning in a worship celebration and final panel discussion reflecting on the event and future directions for Mennoniite/s writing." Also see photos from the conference.
Mennonite/s Writing: An International Conference (2002)

"This conference is the successor to 'Mennonite/s Writing in Canada' held in 1990 at Conrad Grebel College and 'Mennonite/s Writing in the U.S.' held in 1997 at Goshen College. The 2002 conference will be concerned with Mennonite literature and Mennonite writers from Canada, the United States, and ...

Pacific Journal

A journal from Fresno Pacific University that offers "an opportunity for Christian faculty to publish scholarly works in their academic fields, enlarging the knowledge base without a mandatory integration of faith and scholarship."
DreamSeeker Magazine

DreamSeeker Magazine was "founded to link readers interested in attending to "voices from the soul" with Anabaptist-related writers committed to exploring from the heart, with passion, depth, and flair, their own visions and issues of the day."
PeaceSigns

"A monthly e-zine looking at the news through a Christ-centered lens. A service of the Mennonite Church USA Peace and Justice Support Network."

The Budget

"The Budget is the most popular and widely read local weekly newspaper in Holmes, western Tuscarawas, southeast Wayne and northern Coshocton counties, in the Heart of Ohio’s Amish Country. The newspaper is a community paper in the purest sense giving its readers content that mirrors their lifestyles."
Mennonite Weekly Review

"Mennonite Weekly Review is an inter-Mennonite newspaper published weekly since 1923."

Pandora Press (USA)

A publisher of Anabaptist-related titles. This imprint still exists, but is now part of Cascadia Publishing House.
Mennonite Publishing Network

Publishers of resources for Mennonites and Mennonite congregations.
Good Books

A trade publisher founded by Mennonites that publishes a wide variety of Mennonite-related titles, from informational books and cookbooks to books for young readers, fiction, and poetry.

Mennonite Voices in Poetry

"This site was created by the students of Introduction to Literature: Poetry at Goshen College in the fall of 2004 and 2005." It offers biographies, interviews, and bibliographies related to the poets featured in A Cappella: Mennonite Voices in Poetry.
Mennonite Historical Society Publications

Offers purchase information for four books published by the Mennonite Historical Society including Migrant Muses: Mennonite/s Writing in the U.S.
‘A Cappella’ draws on many voices in Mennonite poetry

"An interview with Associate Professor of English Ann Hostetler" about A Cappella: Mennonite Voices in Poetry from the Goshen College Bulletin.