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babysmama
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Elizabeth
Iowa
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  12:58:15 PM  Show Profile
Have any of you seen the three Amish publications put out by "Pathway Publishers"? They are "Family Life", "Young Companion", and "Blackboard Bullentin". I've been subscribing for close to three years now and love them! Moral stories, letters, articles, word puzzles, recipes, homemaking tips, etc. The "Blackboard Bullentin" has stories and articles and is good for a homeschooling parent such as myself to get ideas from. Basically, you get over 30 magazines a year for $23 and I often sell my back issues on ebay when I am done and get my money back. I have a lot up for sale on ebay right now (you can see what they look like for searching babysmama04). If anyone wants subscription info let me know!
-Elizabeth

Bear5
True Blue Farmgirl

13055 Posts


Louisiana/Texas
USA
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  1:11:57 PM  Show Profile
Thank you for the post Elizabeth. I, too, love to read magazines about moral stories, etc... I, personally, have had enough of reading about movie stars, so-called movie stars, etc... Thank you for bringing these mags to my attention. I will check all three of them out. Marly

"It's only when we truly know and understand that we have a limited time on earth- and that we have no way of knowing when our time is up- that we will begin to live each day to the fullest, as if it was the only one we had." Elisabeth Kurler-Ross
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dutchy
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  2:52:46 PM  Show Profile
OH WOW!! I am so interested in the Amish way of life. Would love to see the mags but alas. I sometimes peruse the internet in search of articles etc. Anyone knows of a good info site? Perferably with pictures and info, lol. Here in the Netherlands there is absolutely NO info to be found let alone any magazines. I have tried the library as well, but no success.

Someone please??



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Bear5
True Blue Farmgirl

13055 Posts


Louisiana/Texas
USA
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  3:27:06 PM  Show Profile
Where does one order these magazines. I checked online but could only find a written address to Pathway Publishers to order them. If you can email me the address, I would appreciate it. Thanks.
Marly

"It's only when we truly know and understand that we have a limited time on earth- and that we have no way of knowing when our time is up- that we will begin to live each day to the fullest, as if it was the only one we had." Elisabeth Kurler-Ross
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Ga Girl
True Blue Farmgirl

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Karen
Meansville Ga.
USA
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  3:59:32 PM  Show Profile
Sounds like a great mag. I would love the info too please. I am a homeschool mom and love to read good decent books or mags. Thanks for the tip.

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mikesgirl
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Sherri
Elma WA
USA
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  4:23:46 PM  Show Profile
Please send me the subscription info too if you will Elizabeth. I've always been interested in the Amish and in the Hutterites of Montana - seems such a peaceful way of life.

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babysmama
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Elizabeth
Iowa
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  6:14:23 PM  Show Profile
Pathway Publishers doesn't use e-mail and all their correspondence is by mail. You can order each magazine seperate: "Family Life" (11 issues a year) for $12. "Young Companion" (11 issues a year) $9.00, and "Blackboard Bullentin" (10 issues a year) $7.00. Or you can do the three-in-one plan which is all three magazines for $23 a year. That is what I always do. If you want a back issue as a sample it is $1 and they only send one.
Pathway Publishers
R. R. 4
Aylmer, ON NSH 2R3
CANADA
Remember to put enough postage on the envelope to mail to Canada. Canadian subscribers must include 5% G.S.T. and may pay in Canadian funds. All other subscribers must pay in US funds.
Marian, you will need to write to see if they mail overseas, I don't see that listed anywhere. If any of you do subscribe please post after you receive your first magazine to let me know how you like it!
-Elizabeth

Edited by - babysmama on Jun 25 2009 6:16:54 PM
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Bear5
True Blue Farmgirl

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Louisiana/Texas
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  6:23:25 PM  Show Profile
Thanks so much Elizabeth for the information.
Marly

"It's only when we truly know and understand that we have a limited time on earth- and that we have no way of knowing when our time is up- that we will begin to live each day to the fullest, as if it was the only one we had." Elisabeth Kurler-Ross
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levisgrammy
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Denise
Beavercreek Ohio
USA
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  6:49:25 PM  Show Profile
Elizabeth,
I started getting them quite some time ago myself. I really enjoyed them but quit due to priorities.
They are very interesting publications.

Denise
www.torisgram.etsy.com
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mandymcar
True Blue Farmgirl

73 Posts

Mandy
Montana
USA
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Posted - Jun 25 2009 :  9:04:05 PM  Show Profile
It is actually kind of refreshing they don't use e-mail, :)

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sewgirlie
True Blue Farmgirl

1894 Posts

Sheryl-lyn
Calverton NY
USA
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Posted - Jul 01 2009 :  1:17:48 PM  Show Profile
I went to ebay and got a few of the magazines. Thanks for telling us about them. I searched babysmama04 and could not find you though. Maybe you could send me the link and I can check your stuff out.

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babysmama
True Blue Farmgirl

931 Posts

Elizabeth
Iowa
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Posted - Jul 01 2009 :  8:13:08 PM  Show Profile
My auction ended earlier today and that's all I've listed for quite awhile. I'm more in the garage sale mode right now! Hope you enjoy the magazines you bought!
-Elizabeth
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maggie14
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Hannah
Washington
USA
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Posted - Oct 20 2009 :  10:05:10 PM  Show Profile  Send maggie14 a Yahoo! Message
I'm very intrested in the Amish way of life also. How much are the magazines?
Maggie
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MotherLodeBeth
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110 Posts

Beth
Calaveras County California
USA
110 Posts

Posted - Oct 25 2009 :  2:09:18 PM  Show Profile  Send MotherLodeBeth an AOL message
quote:
Originally posted by babysmama

Have any of you seen the three Amish publications put out by "Pathway Publishers"? They are "Family Life", "Young Companion", and "Blackboard Bullentin". I've been subscribing for close to three years now and love them! Moral stories, letters, articles, word puzzles, recipes, homemaking tips, etc. The "Blackboard Bullentin" has stories and articles and is good for a homeschooling parent such as myself to get ideas from. Basically, you get over 30 magazines a year for $23 and I often sell my back issues on ebay when I am done and get my money back. I have a lot up for sale on ebay right now (you can see what they look like for searching babysmama04). If anyone wants subscription info let me know!
-Elizabeth



For years and years I have subscribed to The Budget which is the Amish newspaper out of Sugarcreek Ohio. It's where I was befriended by some nice people who then taught me how to make plain oak or pine burial boxes, sans screws and nails.

~Beth`

~MotherLodebeth- I was born in the wrong era~
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