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  • they had five children, Lois (m. Albert Buckwalter), Beulah (Gonzales), Eunice (m. Daniel Miller), John (d. 1971), and Esther (m. James Shertz). Nelson died
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  • Sermon on the Mount: John W. Miller, The Christian way (Scottdale, 1969) and John Driver, Kingdom citizens (Scottdale, 1980); Willard M. Swartley, Mark: The
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  • entire group immigrated to North America in 1874, Cornelius Tows and David Klassen having been the Kleine Gemeinde delegates in the study group of 12 sent
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  • Abraham H. Unruh, John G. Baerg, and Frank C. Peters, and limited financial support from the Canadian Mennonite Brethren Conference, Klassen began publishing
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  • (Marienburg, 1863) LX-LXI (1, Lat.) and 80 ff. (German)--22 August 1694, King John III  Sobieski; printed in Wilhelm Mannhardt, Die Wehrfreiheit der Altpreußischen
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  • Kitchener and Vineland. In 1950 teachers were David Neumann, principal, John M. Thiessen, Louise Wiebe, and Art Harder. As enrollment increased from 87
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  • Seminary 'Bus' is 'On the Highway.'" Mennonite Brethren Herald (May 2011): 21. Klassen, A. J., ed. The Seminary Story: Twenty Years of Education in Ministry (1955-1975)
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  • Palatinate. Pietism also affected Anglican Christianity through the Moravians. John Wesley was influenced by Moravian missionaries in his work in England. The
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  • Nelson and Klassen, A. J., compilers, Mennonite Bibliography, 1631-1961, 2 vols. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1977: II, 452. Umble, John. Goshen College
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  • Minister Years Johann J. Klassen 1928 Gerhard J. Klassen 1928-1929 Herman Klassen 1930-1933 Heinrich M. Janzen 1933-1937 Gerhard Epp 1938-1942 Heinrich
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  • replies of six scholars: Carter Lindberg, John S. Oyer, William Klassen, Kenneth R. Davis, Werner O. Packull, and James M. Stayer, in Mennonite Quarterly Review
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  • conductors included Franz Thiessen, C. D. Toews, Henry Wiebe, Rudy Baerg, John Neufeld and Larry Nickel. Instrumental programs involved fewer students.
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  • Dyck, John and William Harms, eds. Reinländer Gemeinde Buch 1880-1903. Winnipeg, MB: Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society Inc, 1994. Dyck, John and William
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  • 1992: 79-80. Klassen, Betty Suderman, comp. Memories of Matsqui Mennonite Brethren Church 1945-1975. Abbotsford, BC: Elizabeth G. Klassen, 2007. Mennonite
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  • material goods implied a mutual sharing and caring (Klassen, Hershberger, Smucker). Peter Klassen describes the Anabaptist understanding of economics as
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  • South Russia on 22 August 1885, the son of Gerhard Warkentin and Helena (Klassen) Warkentin. He married Elizabeth Unger of Alexanderwohl, 24 August 1912
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  • became so flagrant during the latter part of Edward’s reign that John Hooper and John Knox, both stanch supporters of the Reformed party, were called in
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  • meeting in the homes of the families of Nicolai N. Dyck, Erdmund Kroeker, John Kehler, Jakob Sawatzky, Jacob and Henry Kroeker, Cornelius Tilitzky, and
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  • the church in its early years, including E. F. Grubb, Susie M. Franz, Ina Feighner, Michael M. Horsch, Peter W. and Matilde (Ensz) Penner, Mr. and Mrs. H
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  • death, John remarried Evelyn King (28 November 1919-30 July 2003) on 6 June 1965. John died 20 June 1993 in Harrisonburg, Virginia. In 1920 John R. Mumaw’s
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