Gwendolyn Hiebert Schroth, daughter of missionaries, was constantly shifted between the disparate cultures of the United States and India, all within the context of her parents’ strong Mennonite beliefs. Sent to boarding school in South India, Gwendolyn’s formative years were influenced by the necessary separation from her parents on one hand and the companionship and guidance from her sisters and classmates on the other. The family fled India during World War II but returned shortly after the close of the war, only to be caught up in India’s fight for independence. Gwendolyn has a doctorate in educational administration and has authored and co-authored a number of books related to that field. She has won leadership awards, traveled extensively, and now resides in rural Texas. Affiliate link: https://outskirtspress.com/agent.php?key=161003
Curry, Corduroy and the Call
A Mennonite missionary’s daughter grows up in rural India
by Gwendolyn Hiebert Schroth

Curry, Corduroy and the Call
A Mennonite missionary’s daughter grows up in rural India
by Gwendolyn Hiebert Schroth
Published Sep 23, 2011
195 Pages
6 x 9 Black & White Paperback
Genre: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / General