Andrew V. Ste Marie. Quarrels, bizarre theology, and erratic behavior rumbled within; ruthless persecution blasted from without. Follow Michael Sattler’s story as he shepherded the faltering Anabaptist movement in stormy days.
173 pp. Paperback. $10.95
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Andrew V Ste Marie. Quarrels, bizarre theology, and erratic behavior rumbled within; ruthless persecution blasted from without. Would Anabaptism disintegrate? Stable leadership with compelling vision was the need of the hour. Thankfully, God provided such leadership.
Follow Michael Sattler’s story as he shepherded the faltering Anabaptist movement in stormy days.
173 pp. Paperback.$10.95
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