Scattering Point

Scattering PointCreative non fiction by a Mennonite poet that blends the history of the Amish and Mennonites, family history, and his own life story to look at how he might live in harmony with the Mennonite ideal to 'live in the world but not of it.' Part memoir, part family history, part meditation on history and the present, this work of creative nonfiction allows Jeff Gundy to ask what it should mean to "live in the world but not of it," as the traditional

000 meals monthly from the landfill

the majority of this material being reproduced for the first time since the nineteenth century

which cover the period from Brontë’s first publication to the twenty-first century

To answer that question

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programmes and policies in a systematic way

a patchwork of styles and rhetoric

and the existence of an external world

including different versions

anti-racism

Readers are also offered questions to guide their practical application

psychological distance