Like a Mustard Seed: Mennonites in Paraguay Native American and health care options

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Like a Mustard Seed: Mennonites in Paraguay Native American and health care optionsNew book. Foreword by Alfred Neufeld. The inspiring story of the Mennonites who made a homeland in the sparsely populated Gran Chaco. Over four decades, Edgar Stoesz worked with organizations serving in Paraguay, giving him a unique view of this moving drama. Amid struggle and opportunity, these communities gathered, prospered, and blossomed "like a mustard seed." Paperback. Herald Press Mennonite Media, 2008. 310 pages.