Lucinda J Kinsinger

Books

Most Recent Release!

Rosanna in the Middle

Rosanna in the Middle

Once, along a country road in Wisconsin, lived a girl named Rosanna. Rosanna lived between her two grandmas—Grandma Anna up the road and Grandma Anna down the road. Rosanna like to think of herself as Rosanna in the middle. Join Rosanna as she learns from her grandmas to see herself as part of a much larger family of God.  Illustrated with colorful paintings on every page.

Such a beautiful way to tie everything together and leave a child with the vision of also being a part of that line of Christians. . . Thank you.
Laura
A reader
Turtle Heart by Lucinda J Kinsinger

Turtle Heart

What happens when a sheltered young Mennonite befriends an ornery old Ojibwe woman in order to lead her to Christ—and finds that old woman has more to teach her about God and humanity than she ever dreamed? Turtle Heart invites you into the world and perspective of a young Mennonite woman who allows love to lead her beyond her comfort zone into uncharted territory.

Honest, gritty and well written. The story of a soul reaching to touch the face of God.
Jerry Eicher
Award winning author
of When Hearts Break
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Anything But Simple

​Like her grandmother, Lucinda wears long dresses and a prayer covering. But she uses a cellphone and posts status updates on Facebook, too. Anything but Simple is the riveting memoir of a young woman’s rich church tradition, lively family life, and longings for a meaningful future within her Mennonite faith. 

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The Arrowhead

For many years an arrowhead lay hidden, buried in the soil of an Indiana farm. Then came Ted, praying and searching for an arrowhead like those his sisters had found. Will he find one? History comes alive through this story of an Indian brave, hardworking settlers, farm families, and a boy named Ted who longed to find an arrowhead of his own.

Columns and Anthologies

Anabaptist World column

Anabaptist World Articles

Mennonite news, inspiring stories. 
Lucinda Kinsinger’s column provides a conservative Mennonite perspective in a magazine that features global Anabaptism. 

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Homespun

Ever wish you could visit with a group of Amish or Mennonite women over a cup of coffee? In the pages of Homespun, Amish and Plain Mennonite women swap stories and spin yarns while we listen in.

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