Fugitive: Menno Simons Menno Simons
Fugitive: Menno Simons by Myron S. Augsburger, published by MennoMedia on June 2, 2008, is a historical novel that explores the life of Menno Simons during a tumultuous period in the 16th century. Set in 1544, the narrative follows Simons, a leader in the free church movement, as he navigates the dangers of being a hunted fugitive in the Netherlands. The book delves into his transformation from a Catholic priest to a radical reformer, capturing the essence of his struggles and faith amidst persecution.
Readers will find a rich portrayal of the challenges faced by Simons as he grapples with his beliefs and the consequences of his actions. The story intertwines themes of religion and biography, providing insight into the Mennonite experience during a time of religious upheaval. With 398 pages, this edition offers a detailed account of Simons’ journey, inviting readers to reflect on the historical context of faith and reform.
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It’s 1544, Menno Simons, a leader in the new—and persecuted—free church movement, is on the run from authorities in the Netherlands. With a price on his head, he stops to catch his breath and prays, “Lord, what do I do now?” Myron Augsburger’s historical novel recalls Menno’s life—from Catholic priest to radical reformer to hunted fugitive.
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