Stuyvenberg, Jan Willem van (1868-1950)
Jan Willem van Stuyvenberg (18 December 1868, Amsterdam - 30 May 1950, Baarn), a Dutch Mennonite pastor, studied at Amsterdam University and the Mennonite seminary and served at Oost- and West- Graftdijk 1895-97, Blokzijl 1897-1903, Westzaan-Zuid 1903-21, and Amsterdam 1921-36. Van Stuyvenberg was a warm friend of missions; for many years he was on the executive board of the Dutch Mennonite Mission Association, also serving as its secretary.
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Doopsgezind Jaarboekje (1951): 14.
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