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Epp Mennonite Church, Rosthern, [[Saskatchewan (Canada)|Saskatchewan]], appears in H. P. Krehbiel’s <em>Mennonite Churches of North America</em> (Newton, 1911) as an unaffiliated congregation of 60 members, with Cornelius Epp as pastor. | Epp Mennonite Church, Rosthern, [[Saskatchewan (Canada)|Saskatchewan]], appears in H. P. Krehbiel’s <em>Mennonite Churches of North America</em> (Newton, 1911) as an unaffiliated congregation of 60 members, with Cornelius Epp as pastor. | ||
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Epp Mennonite Church, Rosthern, Saskatchewan, appears in H. P. Krehbiel’s Mennonite Churches of North America (Newton, 1911) as an unaffiliated congregation of 60 members, with Cornelius Epp as pastor.
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