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Contents
RE-ENVISIONING
SERVICE
The Geography of
Our Faith
Edited by Ray Gingerich and Pat Hostetter Martin
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Foreword by Stanley W.
Green 11
Series Editor’s
Preface 13
Editors’
Preface 14
Introduction by Nancy
Heisey 17
Part I: Re-Envisioning Service as Educators
J. Kenneth
Kreider 23
Service to Others: An Awesome Journey
Dale V.
Ulrich 45
One Life, Many Educational Roles in Service
Emmert F.
Bittinger 65
Heritage and Promise: Strands of an Eighty-Three-Year Journey
Carl S.
Keener 89
The Evolution of My Years: A Stream of Life in Process
Part II: Re-Envisioning Service as Writers
and Publishers
Margaret Jantzi
Foth 115
The Road Taken
Paul M.
Schrock 141
From Reluctant Farmer to Passionate Book Editor
Earle W. Fike
Jr. 161
Flock Chefing
Daniel
Hertzler 183
Coming to Terms with Our Heritage
Part III: Re-Envisioning Service as
International, Relief, and Development Workers
R. Jan
Thompson 205
From Small Town to an Extended World View
H. D.
Swartzendruber 225
My Life and Times
Part IV: Re-Envisioning Service
as Interreligious Presence
Bertha
Beachy 251
The Journey of My Life: Crossing Borders, Defying Boundaries
Kenneth L. Seitz
Jr. 273
Thirty Years in and out of the Middle East and What Lies Between
Part V: Re-Envisioning Service as
Peacebuilders
Paul W. Roth
297
A Journey of Identity
Pat Hostetter
Martin 311
Braiding the Strands of Life
Earl S.
Martin 335
Bread Boys and Woodcutters
Edgar
Metzler 357
An Autobiographical Stroll Through Sixty Years of Mennonite Peacemaking
Appendix by Calvin
W. Redekop and Ray C. Gingerich
377
Notes on
Contributors 385
Index
395
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