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Kids at Menno-Hof: "knot" an ordinary night June 21 or June 22 Children ages 8-12 are invited to experience an evening at Menno-Hof learning to knot comforters, hear early Anabaptist stories re-enacted by a local storyteller in period dress, try their hand at a quilt craft and enjoy 16th-century style snacks. Call now to reserve your spot! $2.50 per child. More info. |
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Remembering in a new way: Apology and forgiveness among Anabaptists, Lutherans and Catholics. "God can re-write our story," said one Amish participant in the "Healing of memories" event at Menno-Hof on Jan. 20, 2012. Presenters encouraged the group of about 70 attendees to reconsider the way martyr stories are told in Amish and Mennonite settings. Read more. |
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Yummy, homemade goodness! We carry fudge, butter caramels, crunches, gourmet chocolate spoons and chocolate dipped pretzels made by Jr. and Carol Schrock, a young Mennonite couple from Shipshewana. Schrock Specialties uses only the finest ingredients for their candy. Just one bite and you'll be reaching for more! |
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Local honey products in our gift shop We offer pure local honey (flavored and natural) as well as beeswax candles from Jr. and Rosetta Bontrager, an Amish family living in Shipshewana. Unique pottery honey pots are also for sale - handcrafted by local Mennonite potter, Bob Smoker. |
