Darin D. Lenz, Ph.D., associate professor of history, contributed “Stones of Memory: Joshua 4:7, 21-24” to Faith and History: A Devotional, edited by Chris Gehrz and Beth Allison Barr (Waco, TX: 1845 Books/Baylor University Press 2020) 27-30. His chapter deals with Anabaptist persecution in Zurich, most notably Felix Manz.
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