REMNANT Magazine

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Woman

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

WomanJuly/August 2012

Just as Thou Wilt

That they may teach the young women ... Lord, speak to me, that I may speak In living echoes of Thy tone … The day is long. Often weary and worn, we would faint beneath the responsibilities placed in our field of…

Marcia Zimmerman↗
WomanMay/June 2012

My Soul, Be On Thy Guard

That they may teach the young women ... By God’s design, we are mothers … with specifically assigned tasks to fulfill. These responsibilities require careful attention and surrendered hearts, both of which can only…

Marcia Zimmerman↗
WomanMarch/April 2012

A Mother’s Heart Cry

That they may teach the young women ... I look and behold a terrible thing in our generation ... The people are being destroyed for lack of knowledge. Where once they gave attendance to reading Scripture and “meaty”…

Marcia Zimmerman↗
Church MattersMarch/April 2012

Letters from our readers ...

Dear publishers of The Heartbeat of the Remnant: I received your lovely publication in my mailbox today. But before I comment on your publication, let me tell you a bit about myself. I am a fourth year psychology major…

PoetryJanuary/February 2012

Prayer of a Hidden Woman

Lord, I would be a helper meet For this dear man I love, The one I reverence and respect, As to my Lord above; The one I prize and I esteem, Admire exceedingly; The one to whom I will submit, Adapt to joyfully; The one…

Amy Smoker↗
WomanJanuary/February 2012

Common Women like You and Me

That they may teach the young women ... If God would add another part to the Bible, could it be that your name would be in it? How special do you need to be to get mentioned in the Bible? Are you a grandmother that…

With much love, Geraldine Kouwen↗
WomanNovember/December 2011

Cultivating a Heart for the Home

Dear single sisters: As an older single lady, it has been on my heart for some time to write to encourage you in cultivating a heart for your home. I have been blessed to be a stay-at-home daughter for almost thirty…

By Sarah Miller↗
WomanSeptember/October 2011

Marriage Is Like a Garden

Let me take you back 33 years ago when a young man and a young lady were courting. They lived about 600 miles apart and most of their courting was done by letter. One day, after about a year of courtship, mostly by mail,…

Rachel Weaver↗
Modesty ArticlesJuly/August 2011

Cyprian, to the Unmarried Sisters

For God neither made the sheep scarlet or purple, nor taught the juices of herbs and shellfish to dye and color wool. Neither did He arrange necklaces with stones set in gold, and with pearls woven together or clustered,…

WomanMarch/April 2011

Won by Conduct

That they may teach the young women ... In this issue’s Sisters’ Corner, we break from our usual custom of having an article by a sister, and turn to George Muller for a powerful testimony of meek service. After all,…

George Muller↗
Modesty ArticlesJanuary/February 2011

Inside and Out

It is not enough that God know us to be chaste: we must appear so before men. Especially in these times of persecution we must accustom our bodies to the hardships which they may likely be called to suffer. Perhaps some…

Tertullian (c.160 – c.220 AD)↗
WomanJanuary/February 2011

Virtuous Girlhood from the Bible

That they may teach the young women ... And she said unto him, My father, if thou hast opened thy mouth unto the LORD, do to me according to that which hath proceeded out of thy mouth. Ju 11:36 Jephthah’s daughter is a…

By Barbara Ste. Marie↗
PoetryNovember/December 2010

In Pursuit of Virtue

What is a virtuous woman? Indeed, that is an intensely momentous question. For how can we attain that which we cannot define? After sundry attempts to attain the ultimate, a conclusion has been reached. A virtuous woman…

—Judith Yoder↗
PoetryNovember/December 2010

My Cranky Self

I grumble in the morning, “There’s so much to do, It’s my turn to do dishes, why couldn’t it be you?” The baby is sick with a fever you say; There goes my hopes of sewing today. Don’t touch me, don’t bump, I already said…

—JoAnna Raber (Age 17) Ephrata, PA↗
PoetryNovember/December 2010

GUILTY

I never cut my neighbor’s throat, My neighbor’s gold I never stole; I never spoiled his house and land; But God have mercy on my soul! For I am haunted night and day By all the deeds I have not done; Oh, unattempted…

—Marguerite Wilkinson↗
WomanSeptember/October 2010

My Obituary

That they may teach the young women ... What would you think if one morning upon waking you were to read your own obituary in the paper? This actually happened to Alfred Nobel, originator of the famous Nobel Prizes in…

Rachel Weaver↗
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↗
ParentingJuly/August 2010

Mothers, Sing with Your Children!

It’s the end of the day, and you have five things to do before supper is on the table. The preschoolers are tired and grumpy, and your husband is late getting home again. What do you do? Sing! It is morning and raining ……

Kyndra Steinmann↗
WomanMay/June 2010

Of Wading Ducks and Emotional Women

So what do wading ducks and emotional women have in common? Unfortunately, often very little! We’ve all heard the phrase “Like water off a duck’s back.” We’ve all seen how ducks can merrily wade through puddles or go for…

Sarah Raber↗
WomanMay/June 2010

To Christian Young Ladies

What should the relationship between a young lady and a young man be like? What are the boundaries, and what can they talk about? Can they talk about emotional, personal, or spiritual things and questions; or should they…

Your sister in Christ, A. B.↗
WomanOctober/November/December 2009

A Servant’s Role

What is a servant’s heart? This question can best be answered by a look at our Master’s life. Jesus came to earth, leaving the glories of Heaven and life with the Father to serve us. He lived it out every day in a very…

Rachel Weaver↗
WomanJuly/August/September 2009

The Heart of the Matter

I have been thinking a lot about the verse, “And yet I show unto you a more excellent way.” (1 Co. 12:31) What is this way? It is the way of perfect love. We knew that all the time, didn’t we? But what does Paul really…

Rachel Weaver↗
Spiritual exerciseJuly/August/September 2008

A Singing Heart

“I will sing unto the LORD as long as I live: I will sing praise to my God while I have my being.” Psalm 104:33 Here are some true examples of what a song can do. I was in the middle of the airport, but there it was—the…

by Rachel Weaver↗
WomanApril/May/June 2008

God Needs Praying Mothers

Though God is calling Christians everywhere to pray, this little article is specifically to call Christian mothers to daily, earnest, believing prayer. God said repeatedly, “Ask and you shall receive,” and He modeled the…

by Rachel Weaver↗

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