July 2018 Table of Contents

Contents of Volume XCII
July 2018 Number Three

In This Issue

Overview by John D. Roth, editor

• Mwali and the Brethren in Christ: Embodied Spiritual Rivalry in Colonial Matabeleland
  Wendy Urban-Mead
• “By the Hand of a Woman”: Gender, Nationalism, and the Origins of Mennonite History Writing
  Benjamin Goossen
• “Hidden in That Little List:” Genealogical Pursuits, Outcomes, and Representations in the Lives of Two Mennonite Women
  Laureen Harder-Gissing
• The Gentrification of the Margins
  Emily Ralph Servant
• Bad Mennonites, Raspberry Migrations and Usable Narratives: Grace Jantzen, Julia Kasdorf, and Sofia Samatar
  Jeff Gundy
• Research Note: The Tirolian Anabaptist Artist, Bartlme Dill Reimenschneider and the Anabaptist Women in His Household, 1526-1549
  Linda A. Huebert Hecht and Hanns-Paul Ties

News and Announcements

Book Reviews 

• Kraybill, Donald B. Eastern Mennonite University: A Century of Counter-cultural Education. 
  Reviewed by Susan Fisher Miller
• Dueck, Jonathan. Congregational Music, Conflict and Community. 
  Reviewed by Sara Kathleen Johnson
• Gehrz, Christopher and Mark Pattie III. The Pietist Option: Hope for the Renewal of Christianity. 
  Reviewed by David C. Cramer
• Braun, Connie T. Silentium: And Other Reflections on Memory, Story, Place and the Sacred. Reviewed by Anita Hooley Yoder
• Aers, David. Beyond Reformation: An Essay on William Langland’s Piers Plowman and the End of Constantinian Christianity.
  Reviewed by Robert J. Meyer-Lee
• Carter, Heath W. and Laura Rominger Porter, eds. Turning Points in the History of American Evangelicalism. 
  Reviewed by Jared S. Burkholder

Books Noted

• Suyanto, Agus and Paulus Hartono; ed. Agnes Chen. The Radical Muslim and the Mennonite: A Muslim-Christian Encounter for Peace in Indonesia.
• Mambula, Musa Adziba. The Christian in Contemporary Nigerian Society.
• Roth, Philip A. A PAX Adventure, 1954-1956: Looking Back.

 

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