REMNANT Magazine

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Woman

Reflections on women’s faith, service, relationships, and responsibilities in Christian life.

WomanAutumn 2024

Songs in the Night

I have always enjoyed Anabaptist history but only recently heard that the early reformers, like Zwingli, didn’t allow singing in their worship services. Praise God, their followers did not adhere to that idea. Singing is…

Faith Sommers Bangor, California↗
WomanSummer 2024

Procrastination Overload

The urgency of the last minute is something that many homemakers deal with regularly. No matter how organized we are, sometimes we put off tasks because we dislike them or wait until we are under pressure. Habitual…

by Sue Hooley Holmesville, Ohio↗
WomanSummer 2024

Circumstantial Overload

Circumstantial overload might be the most difficult. We can choose not to go to a Norwex party if we need to give our schedule some space. But if a child breaks a leg in the middle of wedding preparations, we have no…

by Sue Hooley Holmesville, Ohio↗
WomanSpring 2024

The Overload Syndrome

Part 1 For Alice, life is exasperating. Each day feels like an endless grind. She loves her family, but in her heart, she questions if what she is working so hard to accomplish makes any difference at all. She didn’t…

Sue Hooley Holmesville, Ohio↗
WomanWinter 2024

Joy in the Crevices

A few years ago, I was wallowing in emotional and physical burnout, trying to adjust to life outside of the African village we had called home for eight years. Depression and fear were a regular part of my life. As I…

Sheryl Zeiset Tanzania, East Africa↗
WomanAutumn 2023

An Ordered Life

The way you keep your house, the way you organize your time, the care you take in personal appearance, the things you spend your money on, all speak loudly about what you believe. The beauty of God’s peace shines out of…

by Sheryl Zeiset Lebanon, PA↗
WomanSummer 2023

Women of Faith

Greatly desiring to see thee, being mindful of thy tears, that I may be filled with joy; When I call to remembrance the unfeigned faith that is in thee, which dwelt first in thy grandmother Lois, and thy mother Eunice;…

by Donald Brechbill Chambersburg, PA↗
WomanSummer 2023

I Will Hide God’s Word in My (Child’s) Heart

As sisters in the Lord and born-again believers, I am sure we would all agree that memorizing scripture is important to our spiritual health. I have memorized many, many Scripture verses during my childhood years. Most…

by Melissa Brubaker Lebanon, PA↗
WomanSpring 2023

Understanding Submission

In the last couple of years, something that God has been working on in my heart is the area of submission. I don’t want to look back in a wrong way, but I see where I have failed my husband in the role that God has given…

by Leora Schmucker Harlan, IN↗
WomanWinter 2023

Does God Answer Prayer?

Prayer lays hold of God's plan and becomes the link between His will and its accomplishment on earth. Amazing things happen, and we are given the privilege of being the channels of the Holy Spirit's prayer. —Elisabeth…

by Nancy Martin Lancaster, MO↗
WomanFall 2022

With What Should We Be Adorned?

Greetings of love in Jesus’ name! We have a great God who is worthy of all our praise, all our love, and our whole life! We live in a time where there are many distractions. The prince of this world is truly out to…

by Leora Schmucker Harlan, IN↗
WomanSummer 2022

A Joyful Calling

I stepped quietly down the stairs, my eyes groggy. It was midnight and a soft light glowed from my parents’ room. My new baby brother was crying, probably what had woken me up at this hour, and I decided to check up on…

by Sheryl Zeiset Lebanon, PA↗
WomanSpring 2022

To Walk With Her Through Grief

One day you may be walking along a seashore. You glance back to watch your footprints disappear with the next surge of foaming water. You love to hear the soothing swish of the breakers. You gaze at the graceful sweep of…

by Naomi Lapp Lakeville, OH↗
WomanWinter 2022

Lessons From Second Chronicles Twenty

Jehoshaphat was in trouble. He had just heard the news that a great multitude was coming to fight against him. At that moment he did what all of us naturally do when a multitude of problems come against us. He was…

by Sheryl Zeiset Lebanon, PA↗
WomanFall 2021

Dear Lydia,

You asked me for advice the other day about how to disciple your daughters. I have only two daughters and they are still young, so I don’t have a lot of experience. I can only share from the desires I have for them and…

Sheryl Zeiset Tanzania, East Africa↗
WomanSummer 2021

Dishonor and Loss

“Could you come with me to visit my sister and her husband?” a friend asked my husband. “They’re having serious marriage problems. My brother-in-law saw how God is working in our marriage and asked me how it happened.…

Regina Martin Huaral, Peru↗
WomanSummer 2021

‘Til the Storm Passes By

We all have a story. Some feel like Job sometimes. Some have lost parents, or partners, or children, or siblings, or friends. Some suffer from severe illness. Some will never recover from their illnesses. Our loved ones…

Rachel Martin Glenmont, OH↗
WomanSpring 2021

Rejoicing with Her

“How is the new curriculum selling?” Sandra asked, wrapping her hands around her mug of coffee. “It’s slow,” Abby answered. “I need to do more advertising, but now that the product is finished, I find it difficult to…

by Sue Hooley Holmesville, OH↗
WomanWinter 2021

Enjoying Life

Do you want to have a good life? What is there that you believe you need to experience or accomplish so you can truly enjoy life? Many people’s main goal in life is to seek pleasure and to have fun. Much time and money…

by Irene Martin Glenmont, OH↗
WomanWinter 2021

Small Things

Have you ever tried to change the world? I have. As a teenager I dreamed of the daring exploits I was going to do for God. As I set the table in my parent’s house, I waited for the day when I would be able to do greater…

by Sheryl Zeiset Lebanon, PA↗
WomanFall 2020

Stay at Home

Stay at home, our government has been saying to us recently in light of the Coronavirus pandemic. Long before this, though, another Government—a higher Government—told us ladies to “stay at home.” Not in order to prevent…

Elizabeth Rust Lititz, PA↗
WomanSummer 2020

When God’s Way Works

We asked the Lord for him, our third child, third son. He came with the springtime, the crowning creation of new life, bewailing his shuffled surroundings. Folks commented on his wail: they thought it was adorable. We…

Anna L. Martin Poteau, OK↗
WomanSpring 2020

Overcoming Fear with Faith

Wars and rumors of wars, a pandemic sweeping across the world, whispers of economic collapse, carefully made plans disrupted. This is our world today. Why would God allow a tiny microbe to encroach on all of humanity,…

Sheryl Zeiset Tanzania, East Africa↗
WomanWinter 2020

i will

A rough, Old Testament warrior and a 21st century housewife—what might they have in common? Reading through the Psalms, we find a man who was determined to find the heart of God and walk in obedience. While there are not…

by Sheryl Zeiset Tanzania, East Africa↗

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