Penny OlivePenny Olive is an introduction to a sweet Pennsylvania Dutch girl from Berks County, Pennsylvania. The book was written and illustrated by Rachel Yoder, a contemporary Pennsylvania Dutch folk artist. Penny Olive introduces us to her and her family and shares her favorite things about Pennsylvania Dutch culture. Translated by Douglas J. Madenford into Pennsylvania Dutch, one side is in English and when you flip the book overthe other side is in

an Old Order Amish lady in Lancaster Co

and the author’s memories

where Huldrych Zwingli and his friends Konrad Grebel and Felix Manz together discovered a force in the liberating power of the Gospel that would renew both church and society

Prepared for the July 2000 reunion and celebration of the 1750 immigration of Dewald Gerst

But from whom

The Index to the Genealogical Records of Reverend Hans Herr (#1346) is also available

fingerprints symbolize the little things

This third edition lists all the descendants up to 1998

and the foundation of the Swiss communities of Gruetli-Lager and Hohenwald

and mandates from European archives detailing the dynamics of the Swiss Anabaptists’ faith

and historical data are included

Miller (1863-1949)