From
By
The story of the Bufka family in Leelanau County Michigan.
© 2011
This book tells the story of the historic Bufka farm and the people who lived there. It describes life on the farm from 1880 to 1980 over three generations. It begins with Charles Bufka and his wife Mary Hotove and continues through their children, especially Joseph Bufka and his wife Agnes Schafer who lived there for more than fifty years.
The book includes over forty pictures, maps, and charts to
.bring the story alive. It also includes the original words of Joseph and Agnes
on how they came to live in Leelanau. The book also includes Grandma’s Memories, the story of Agnes
Schafer about her early life on a farm in southern
This book replaces Growing up in Leelanau, Memoirs of Joseph and Agnes Bufka, and Grandma’s Memories, previously available on this site.
Publisher: Wingspan Press. size 7x9, 171 pages $13.95
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Other books by Norbert Bufka:
A Journey to Peace through Justice © 2007
Moral Values and “Sound Bites” – A Guide to Responsible Voting Today and Beyond. © 2009
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We live in a polarized world: rich vs. poor, Islam vs. Christianity, truth vs. compassion. Peacemaking is a much needed art to overcome all of these divisions.
The book begins with chapters on personal examination of
assumptions and worldview followed by many chapters on issues. The reader is
asked to look at issues through the lens of social justice. Issues include
federal income taxes, the war in
What if peacemaking had been a national goal after 9/11/01?
Would we have gone to war in
The book is designed to be read individually or in a study group on peacemaking or social issues. It would be good outside reading in high school and college classes in government, political science, current issues, and peace studies.
Paperback 115 pages ISBN 1-978-59594-145-9
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This book begins with a look
at our political
process, then sets out some principles to guide voters in any race. It lists
leadership qualities to look for in a President, Senator, Representative,
Governor, and even city council member. Then there are some moral values,
“sound bites” and other issues to grapple with. Some of these include
“pro-Life, “gay marriage”, big government, socialized medicine taxes, the war
in
Finally there is a practical section to make
notes about a number of political contests now and in the future.
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