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A Little Rare Bird on an Amish Farm
April 17th, 201205:43 PM ETBy perseverance the snail reached the ark. Amish Proverb Early on the morning of September 12, 2009, Emery Yoder headed out of his house in Holmes County, Ohio, not far from Berlin, to dig some potatoes but got distracted by the sight of a noteworthy bird in his barnyard—a remarkable, rare bird that few might have noticed. Unless, of course, yo... -
Plain Talk about the Amish: Inside a One-Room Schoolhouse
March 05th, 201206:24 PM ET"The more a child is valued, the better his values will be." Amish Proverb The kitchen timer on the teacher's large wooden desk in the center of the classroom is ticking away. It's 9:25 on a warm, sunny April morning. Twenty-seven Amish children are quietly cleaning the tops of their desks, putting their books inside. A few are whipping off their ... -
Plain Talk about the Amish: A Teacher's Viewpoint
March 05th, 201206:15 PM ET"We pass on our convictions to our children by the things we tolerate." Amish Proverb "The biggest reward to teaching is forming the bonds with the pupils," says William Byler, a teacher of twenty-four children in a one-room schoolhouse in Millersburg, Ohio. "I live in the same neighborhood as my pupils. I keep track of former pupils. We stay in ... -
Plain Talk about the Amish: A Year in an Amish Family
December 30th, 201103:50 PM ET"No winter lasts forever. No spring skips its turn." Amish Proverb A few years ago, I met the Simon Yoders while doing research for a book. The following story is what I've learned and observed about them from visits with the family and through letters I've exchanged with Edna Yoder. Life and work on the Yoders' Ohio farm revolves around seasona... -
Plain Talk about the Amish: Christmas on an Amish Farm
December 03rd, 201101:13 PM ETby Suzanne Woods Fisher "The dearest things of life are mostly near at hand." Amish Proverb On a farm, Christmas morning is like any other day. The cows must be milked. The animals must be fed and tended to. But when the chores are finally done, Christmas begins like any other home. On the Stoltzfus farm, the five children gather in the kitchen, ... -
Plain Talk about the Amish: How to Make a Marriage Last
September 29th, 201112:40 PM ETby Suzanne Woods Fisher "Marriage may be made in heaven, but man is responsible for the upkeep." Amish proverb Rhoda and Tom Beiler have been married for forty-seven years. "We understood the vows and thought we were very much 'in love,'" Tom said. "But from the perspective of time and experience, I now know that we didn't fully grasp the depth o...
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Adopt the wisdom of the Amish through true stories interlaced with solid, biblical advice about parenting, marriage, and all aspects of family life--without selling your car or moving to a farm. Learn to prioritize what's truly important, simplify decision-making, slow down as a family and safeguard time together.
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- Plain Talk about the Amish: The Kitchen Garden
- A Little Rare Bird on an Amish Farm
- Plain Talk about the Amish: Inside a One-Room Schoolhouse
- Plain Talk about the Amish: A Teacher's Viewpoint
- Plain Talk about the Amish: One Boy's Rumspringa
- Plain Talk about the Amish: Penn Dutch Proverbs
- Plain Talk about the Amish: Coping with Alzheimer's
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Suzanne Woods Fisher is the bestselling author of the "Lancaster County Secrets" series (Revell) as well as non-fiction books about the Amish, including Amish Peace and Amish Values for your Family. She hosts a popular weekly radio show called Amish Wisdom and lives with her family in California.
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