Rooted in Faith: During the American Revolution

When the distant boom of the cannon echoed
through the Conestoga Valley, fear gripped the
Martin family. They had hoped the war would
not reach their peaceful Mennonist valley. Soon,
wounded soldiers began passing their farmbleeding, hungry, and desperate. The faith of Henry and Maria is tested further than ever before
when the army demands their grain and loyalty. As
they preserve the traditions of the Old Country,
their generation must now decide: will the trials of
the new world make them bitter or will they become more rooted and grounded in the faith?
212 pages