Andrew V Ste Marie and Mike Atnip. For Centuries, little was remembered about Jakob Ammann except his role in the division which split the Swiss Brethren into Amish and Mennonite factions.
But in the last 30 years, new research has shed light on Jakob Ammann’s personal life outside of the Amish division.
This is the first book-length biography to incorporate these findings.
130 pp. Paperback.
$10.95
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Andrew V Ste Marie and Mike Atnip. For Centuries, little was remembered about Jakob Ammann except his role in the division which split the Swiss Brethren into Amish and Mennonite factions.
But in the last 30 years, new research has shed light on Jakob Ammann’s personal life outside of the Amish division.
This is the first book-length biography to incorporate these findings.
130 pp. Paperback.
$10.95
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