REMNANT Magazine

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Testimony

Personal accounts of God’s grace, conversion, and faith at work in daily life.

MissionsSummer 2018

Missions in Today’s World

Looking back at the years before my conversion isn’t easy. I was the youngest of six children. My parents were members of the Apostolic Christian Church in Latty, Ohio. We grew up hearing the Bible and going to church…

Barry Grant Arcahaie, Haiti↗
TestimonyJuly/August 2013

A Sudden and Rapid Divestment

While I was still lying in darkness and gloomy night, wavering hither and thither, tossed about on the foam of this boastful age, and uncertain of my wandering steps, knowing nothing of my real life, and remote from…

EditorialJuly/August 2012

Higher Ground

My heart is full today as I write. As most of you know, this issue finds us in the midst of coming to grips with sober reality of the unthinkable loss of our dear Bro. Denny Kenaston. The Heartbeat of the Remnant is a…

~Bro. Dean↗
TestimonyJuly/August 2012

He Loved Righteousness ... and Hated Iniquity.

I find it incredibly difficult to put thirty-plus years into a few minutes of expression, in great feebleness. I want to read Isaiah 57:1. The righteous perisheth, and no man layeth it to heart: and merciful men are…

Based on the message given by Mose Stoltzfus at Bro. Denny’s funeral service↗
TestimonyMarch/April 2012

Deliverance from Witchcraft

I grew up as an Amish young girl, and when I was about four years old my mother taught me how to draw pain from the baby’s tummy. That way she could go on and work while I watched the baby for her. I remember vividly how…

Personal testimony of Lydiann Leid↗
TestimonyMarch/April 2011

Feb 6, 1736

At noon our third storm began. At four it was more violent than before. The winds roared round about us, and whistled as distinctly as if it had been a human voice. The ship not only rocked to and fro with the utmost…

John Wesley↗
TestimonySeptember/October 2010

Entertainment or Eternity

Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us,…

Ruth Anna Scott↗
TestimonyJuly/August 2010

Three Stories of Grace

Three typical American “Christians.” Three happily-married people with families they love. Then, three very shocking moments of truth: “I am living in adultery!” It takes grace to obey, to align ourselves to the teaching…

Kathleen Naylor, Myerstown, PA Mark Naylor, Bethel, PA Joanne Smith, Monett, MO↗
WomanJuly/August 2010

Offcasts or Firstfruits?

Part 1 My story starts out as any normal teenager. I was a young girl full of desires and ambitions. One of them was to someday be swept off my feet by “Prince Charming.” I envisioned myself with a row of healthy, active…

—An Anonymous Firstfruit↗
TestimonyJuly/August 2010

Letter from John Esh

On March 26, 2010, John Esh and seven other members of his immediate family went to be with the Lord they loved. Also privileged to go with them was Joel Gingrich. He had just become engaged to Rachel, John’s beautiful…

-Dave Esh -John Esh↗
Christian LivingApril/May/June 2009

Broken Pieces

“If we allow Him to, the Master Architect will take the broken pieces of our lives and put them together in a way that the sunshine of His love can shine through both the light and the dark pieces.” A sweet friend said…

by Rachel Weaver↗
Blessing cornerApril/May/June 2009

From Africa

I am delighted to write a brief update about the Lord’s work here in Namibia, especially in our lives. We have quite a story to tell of God’s dealings with us until now. We started out totally ignorant and for that…

by Llewellyn van der Merwe↗
Church MattersApril/May/June 2008

RISE UP, O MEN OF GOD!

We planned and prayed and prepared for Leadership Seminar this year with lots of expectation. We converted our office into a bedroom to house our guests, and made the necessary preparations at work and at home to have…

Personal report and testimony by Glendon Fox↗
PoetryJuly/August/September 2007

The Modest Dress

This unusual poem was sent to us s few months ago. I was impressed by this young man’s testimony. This poem does much to reveal the powerful effect of a modestly dressed, godly young lady. This note was attached to the…

by David J. Lichtenberger↗
MartyrdomApril/May/June 2007

Augustine the Baker (1556)

Around 1556, there was in Beverwijk, a brother named Augustine, a baker by trade, who had forsaken the world, and been baptized upon his faith. At this same time there was a burgomaster who was very bitter, and was…

From The Martyrs Mirror Submitted by Clifford Fox↗
Church MattersApril/May/June 2007

Precious Letters from Our Readers

We thank God for the letters of counsel and encouragement we have received. It is the only way we can evaluate our progress. Keep them coming. Our desire is to foster a free flow of edification, inspiration and burden…

RevivalSpecial edition 2007

DUNCAN CAMPBELL

There are two things that I would like to say in speaking about the revival in the Hebrides. First, I would like to make it perfectly clear that I did not bring revival to the Hebrides. It has grieved me beyond words to…

Duncan Campbell↗

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