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  • Westside Church (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
    Churches. The church, led by Norm Funk, began holding services on 25 September 2005, meeting in the Fifth Avenue Cinemas in the Kitsilano area of Vancouver
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  • Peters, Cornelius C. (1889-1973)
    Giesbrecht, David. (September 2005). Peters, Cornelius C. (1889-1973). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 12 September 2023, from https://gameo
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  • Sharon Mennonite Church (Guernsey, Saskatchewan, Canada)
    Saskatchewan, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. September 2005. Web. 13 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Sharon_Mennonite_Church_(Guernsey
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  • Defiance Church (Glenwood Springs, Colorado, USA)
    sessions of the newly-organized Mountain States Mennonite Conference in September 2005. In 2007 Glenwood Mennonite's average attendance was 35-40. In 2016
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  • Peace Arch Fellowship (Surrey, British Columbia, Canada)
    congregation was formerly known as White Rock Mennonite Brethren Church. In September 2005 Panorama Community Church and Peace Arch Fellowship integrated into
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  • Faith River Christian Fellowship (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada)
    6 February 2005 at the West Portal Church. The congregation was led by Pastor Andrew Fehr. A charter service was held on 25 September 2005 with 62 charter
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  • Westview Christian Fellowship (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada)
    included criminal charges against a lay leader in the congregation. On 18 September 2005 the congregation moved to an old church building it had purchased on
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  • Civilian Public Service Camp (Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA)
    and matrons, providing invaluable contributions to camp morale. In September 2005 the Colorado Springs CPSers held their 60-years  reunion at Crosswind
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  • Panorama Community Church (Surrey, British Columbia, Canada)
    Elementary School (1990-1995) and Seaquam High School (1995-2002). In September 2005 Panorama Community Church and Peace Arch Fellowship integrated into
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  • Oak Bluff Bible Church (Oak Bluff, Manitoba, Canada)
    Oak Bluff Bible Church, held in Oak Bluff Community School, was on 11 September 2005. During the academic year, services continue at the school; in summer
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  • Valley View Hospital (Glenwood Springs, Colorado, USA)
    Mennonite Conference in September 2005. Glenwood Mennonite Church, 2306 Blake Avenue, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, 1955-2005. 2005. Nelson, Jim. 50 Years
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  • Rosenort Fellowship Chapel (Rosenort, Manitoba, Canada)
    couple Troy and CoraLee Selley to help start Oak Bluff Bible Church on 11 September 2005. The congregation has been guided by the following vision statement:
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  • Albuquerque Mennonite Church (Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA)
    was provided in part when the Rocky Mountain Mennonite Conference in September 2005 endorsed a proposal to sell the property of the former Family of Faith
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  • Saturday Night Church (Landmark, Manitoba, Canada)
    Landmark, Manitoba, in 2005 because of concern about people who were uncomfortable with a large church structure. On 13 September 2005 a meeting was held with
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  • Poarch Community Church (Atmore, Alabama, USA)
    TheMennonite 8, no. 18 (20 September 2005): 20. Thomas, Everett J. "Update from Poarch Community Church." TheMennonite 8, no. 18 (20 September 2005): 20. Address:
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  • Slavic Evangelical Church (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)
    the facilities of Portage Avenue Church. Mennonite Brethren Herald (2 September 2005); (April 2011). Location: 1420 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba Website:
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  • Gracepoint Community Church (Surrey, British Columbia, Canada)
    In September 2005 Panorama Community Church and Peace Arch Fellowship integrated into one congregation and selected the name Gracepoint Community Church
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  • North Shore Pacific Grace Mandarin Church (North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
    North Shore Pacific Grace MB Church. The Cheungs were commissioned on 11 September 2005 to minister to the growing number of Mandarin speaking people in Vancouver
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  • Richmond Pacific Grace Mennonite Brethren Church (Richmond, British Columbia, Canada)
    conferences. In July 2005 Fung began his work with the daughter congregation, the church was formally established on 4 September 2005, and their first service
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  • Janzen, Helmut T. (1929-2016)
    married Louise Regehr (25 March 1929, Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada – 8 September 2005, Abbotsford, British Columbia), daughter of Heinrich A. Regehr (1903-1993)
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  • Church of Living Water, The (Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada)
    congregation later moved its regular meeting place to Avondale Zion. In early September 2004 the Church of Living Water purchased three acres on the edge of town
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  • Fairview Community Church (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada)
    1989): 21; (10 June 2005); (23 September 2005). Unger, Walter. "Fairview M.B. Church." Mennonite Brethren Herald 3, no. 35 (4 September 1964): 9. When Your
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  • Bethel College (North Newton, Kansas, USA)
    an additional teacher, P. J. Galle, was employed, and school opened 20 September 1883. It was officially called "Mennonitische Fortbildungsschule"; its
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  • Brussels (Belgium)
    1830 the capital of Belgium, (1947 pop. 187,000, Greater Brussels 952,500; 2005 pop. 140,000; Metro 1,975,000), where Anabaptist doctrine was spread in the
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  • Tiegenhof (Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)
    2166, 19.1166 [54° 13′ 0″ N, 19° 7′ 0″ E]; population in 1905, 2,872; in 2005, 9,984) is located in the area formerly known as the Gross-Werder, 18 kilometers
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  • Mountain States Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)
    Conference (Mennonite Church (MC)) was organized as a conference district in September 1961, at the first annual meeting in La Junta, Colorado. In a Colorado
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  • Maastricht (Limburg, Netherlands)
    Maastricht, capital (1951 pop. 80,000; 2005 pop. 121,500) of the Dutch province of Limburg. The soil had been well prepared for the Anabaptist movement
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  • Hallman, Lyle Shantz (1922-2003)
    Kitchener, Ontario. Knowles, Paul. “The Legend Lives On. Exchange Magazine (September 2005). Web. http://www.exchangemagazine.com/html/newpublic/Xmedia/Exchan
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  • Fretz, Joseph Winfield (1910-2005)
    Winfield Fretz, 1910-2005." Web. https://uwaterloo.ca/grebel/news/grebel-mourns-death-founding-president-j-winfield-fretz-1910-2005  (accessed 13 August
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  • Geneva (Switzerland)
    201,505; 2005 pop. 438,000). Its capital, Geneva, lies at the source of the Rhone in Lake Geneva, and has a population of about 185,000 (2005). During
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  • IJlst (Friesland, Netherlands)
    62059 [53° 0′ 40″ N, 5° 37′ 14″ E]; 1947 pop. 1,488, with 154 Mennonites; 2005 pop. 18,000) of the Dutch province of Friesland, the seat of a Mennonite
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  • Mennonitische Rundschau, Die (Periodical)
    Rundschau have been frequent: 4 pp. to the end of 1898, with format 1884-September 1890 of 13 x 13 inches, October 1890-1898 of 14 ½ x 21 ½ inches; 8 pp.
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  • Hesston College (Hesston, Kansas, USA)
    College and Bible School) (Mennonite Church USA) opened its doors on 22 September 1909. Twenty-one students, three teachers, one faculty assistant, and three
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  • Lille (Nord-Pas de Calais, France)
    Lille (Ryssel in Flemish), is a city (population 179,778 in 1954; 226,800 in 2005) of France. In the 16th century it belonged to Flanders. At least 17 Calvinists
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  • Epp, Claas (1838-1913)
    Claas Epp Jr., minister: born 9 September 1838 in Fürstenwerder, Prussia, the seventh of eleven children of Claasz Epp (1 January 1803, Schoensee, Gross
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  • Elbing (Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland)
    (population in 1875, 33,520; in 1900, 52,518; in 1925, 67,878; in 1939, 83,190; in 2005, 125,000) and is now Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland. The city is a
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  • Wiebe, Gerhard (1827-1900)
    eldest of six children of Gerhard Wiebe (30 September 1800 – 11 February 1858) and Agatha (Dyck) Wiebe (7 September 1804 – 1875).  On 12 June 1847 Gerhard married
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  • Zutphen (Gelderland, Netherlands)
    province of Gelderland (pop. 24,000, with 106 Mennonites in 1959; pop. 46,164 in 2005), the seat of a Mennonite congregation. Concerning the history of Anabaptism-Mennonitism
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  • Wormerveer (Noord-Holland, Netherlands)
    River (population ca. 12,000, with ca. 500 Mennonites in 1959; ca. 10,420 in 2005; coordinates: 52.49035, 4.79807 [52° 29′ 25″ N, 4° 47′ 53″ E]), the seat
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  • Western District Conference (Mennonite Church USA)
    involvement of women in pastoral ministry, ordaining Marilyn Miller on 19 September 1976. In 1987 there were five women serving as sole pastors, two as associate
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  • Regier, Peter (1851-1925)
    and was elected to the ministry of the Rosenorter Mennonite Church on 7 September 1879. He accepted the call on 18 June 1880. Peter received special exemption
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  • Bruderhof Communities
    studied theology and philosophy. What he wrote in a letter to Emmy in September 1907 is an unwitting echo of the ideas of the first Anabaptists of 1525:
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  • Mennonite Historical Society of Ontario
    Reginald Good (September 1991-September 1996); Lorna Bergey (April 1997); Brent Bauman (October 1997-June 2005); and Barb Draper (November 2005- ). The Society
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  • Cornerstone Community Church (Virgil, Ontario, Canada)
    Bible study. The last German worship service was held on Sunday, 30 January 2005. Clearly, although some traditions remained and many of the members still
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  • Janz, Benjamin B. (1877-1964)
    Benjamin B. "B. B." Janz: Mennonite Brethren minister; born 25 September 1877 in Konteniusfeld, Molotschna Mennonite Settlement, South Russia. He was the
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  • Willingdon Church (Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada)
    Saturday evening service in 2003, an Arabic Ministry in 2005, the Willingdon Fine Arts Academy in 2005, Alongside Ministry in 2007, a second Saturday evening
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  • First Mennonite Church (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)
    Carvajal 1998 Mark Diller Harder 1998-2005 Noé Gonzalía 2000-2011 Waldemar Regier 2001-2002 Joél Schmidt 2001-2005 Gary Knarr 2002-2012 Catherine Hunsberger
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  • Deutsch-Kazun (Masovian Voivodeship, Poland)
    22 September 1939. The Poles, naturally bitter because of the German attack, were brutally harsh toward the Germans in their midst. On 7 September 1939
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  • Doerksen, Abraham (1852-1929)
    Abraham Doerksen: minister and elder;  born 11 September 1852 in the village of Schoenthal, Bergthal Colony, Russia. He was the eldest of twelve children
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  • Mennonite Central Committee (International)
    1982-1985; John A. Lapp, 1985-1996, Ronald J. R. Mathies, 1996-2005; Robb Davis, 2005-2006; Bert Lobe (interim) (2006-2007); and Arli Klassen (2007-2012)
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  • Mennonite Benevolent Society (Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada)
    incorporated under the province of British Columbia’s “Society Act” on 1 September 1953. The Board continues with twelve members, who are elected at the Annual
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  • Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)
    (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. September 2003. Web. 14 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Stirling_Ave
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  • Conrad Grebel University College (Waterloo, Ontario, Canada)
    PACS courses also rapidly increased—from 20 in 1976/77 to 447 by 1994/95. In 2005 PACS began to offer a major in Peace and Conflict Studies and in 2012 it
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  • Mechelin (Antwerpen, Belgium)
    Mechelen (Malines), a town in Belgium (population in 1950, 61,380; in 2005, 77,480; coordinates: 51° 1′ 40″ N, 4° 28′ 30″ E), which in 1507-1530 was the
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  • Epp, Heinrich (1827-1896)
    Society, 2005. MLA style Braun, A. and Richard D. Thiessen. "Epp, Heinrich (1827-1896)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. April 2005. Web.
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  • St. Jacobs Mennonite Church (St. Jacobs, Ontario, Canada)
    Jacobs, Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. September 2011. Web. 2 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=St._Jacobs_Mennonite_Church_(St
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  • Kazakhstan, Republic of
    1987). It gained its independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991. In 2005, its population stood at 15,185,844. Commonly viewed as a part of Soviet
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  • Yarrow United Mennonite Church (Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada)
    2000-2003; Gotthard and Marie Rehsler, 2000-2005; Len and Toby Peters, 2003-present; and Bert and Elisabete Isaak, 2005-2006. The following served as Choir Leaders:
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  • Ecuador
    were active in Ecuador: Directorio de la Iglesia Evangelica del Ecuador (September 1985). Material on the German HCJB Language Service is available in the
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  • Eden Mennonite Church (Moundridge, Kansas, USA)
    Churches in 1896. The congregation was blessed with steady growth and on 14 September 1924 dedicated a new and much larger building less than two miles north
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  • Regier, Peter (1798-1856)
    Catharina Goossen (1780-1813). Peter married his cousin, Margaretha Regier (12 September 1799 - 25 January 1861, Tiegenhagen, Prussia) on 22 October 1818 in Tiegenhagen
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  • Steiner, Susan Clemmer (1947-2019)
    youngest of two children born to Lester M. Clemmer (11 October 1904-15 September 1991) and Martha (Derstine) Clemmer (4 July 1904-15 February 2003). Sue’s
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  • Stoesz, David (1842-1903)
    Russia, the youngest of 11 children of Jacob Stoesz (23 December 1779 - 16 September 1859) and Barbara Wiens (11 August 1803 - 16 June 1878). On 27 November
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  • Nigeria
    skills. The first group of church leaders graduated from the school in April 2005. Between 1978 and 2020 the following Anabaptist denominations operated in
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  • Mexico
    rainy season, which in most parts of the country is from May or June to September. Only about 6.5 per cent of the land does not require irrigation. Much
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  • Berean Academy (Elbing, Kansas, USA)
    Berean Academy, Elbing, Kansas, was founded in September 1946 by the Christian Laymen's Association, later incorporated as "The Berean Christian Laymen's
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  • Epp, Peter (1725-1789)
    Society, 2005. MLA style Mannhardt, H. G. and Richard D. Thiessen. "Epp, Peter (1725-1789)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. April 2005. Web
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  • Ukraine
    War II to 213,473 square miles and a population of 40,600,000 (1950), (in 2005 the country, independent since 1991, consisted of 233,090 square miles with
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  • Living Hope Christian Fellowship (Surrey, British Columbia, Canada)
    Surrey, with which it eventually merged on 12 September 2004. The official merger took place on 2 January 2005. Services are in English with Mandarin and
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  • Mennonite Historical Society of Canada
    La Société Mennonite Historique du Québec was the last to join in December 2005. The Mennonite Historical Society of Canada in 2012 was composed of board
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  • Steinbach Evangelical Mennonite Church (Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada)
    Manitoba, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. September 1986. Web. 13 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Steinbach_Ev
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  • Friesland Colony (San Pedro Department, Paraguay)
    and building roads and the hospital. The latter, built in 1949, had by September 1953 admitted 2,560 patients, 1,037 of whom required surgery; the rest
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  • Uruguay
    of varying sizes. The farmers organized an agricultural co-operative in September 1950. The land is owned by the co-operative and cannot be sold without
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  • Harder, Johannes A. (1897-1964) & Harder, Katharina "Tina" (1890-1991)
    of ten children of Abraham A. Harder (29 September 1866-19 October 1941) and Justina (Epp) Harder (21 September 1871-July 1936). Soon after his birth, the
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  • River of Life Church (Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada)
    destroyed by fire on 13 December 1955, most likely due to faulty wiring. On 2 September 1956 a new sanctuary built on the same foundation but with a smaller sanctuary
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  • Olivet Church (Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada)
    Mennonite Brethren Bible Institute (now Columbia Bible College). On 11 September 1960 the Olivet Mennonite Mission Church (the original name of the church)
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  • Kitchener Mennonite Brethren Church (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)
    King Street East in Kitchener for its services from August 1925 until September 1935. It had the advantage of being on public transportation lines but
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  • Detweiler, Richard Clemmer (1924-1991)
    one daughter. On 27 June 1953 he married Mary Jane Rudy (18 September1926-1 December 2005), daughter of James S. Rudy (19 May 1905-6 June 1957) and Alma
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  • Konferenz süddeutscher Mennonitengemeinden
    authorities were very accommodating on the visit of E. Händiges made on 16 September and 15 October 1915, to the Russian Mennonite men held as prisoners of
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  • Canadian Mennonite, The (1953-1971) (Periodical)
    Study Editor, January 1966-October 1967); Albert Zehr (Ontario Editor, September 1968-August 1969); Vernon Leis (Ontario, August 1969-1971); Hugo Jantz
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  • King Road Mennonite Brethren Church (Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada)
    a German-language congregation. The congregation began services on 25 September 1966 and formally organized that year with Jacob Dueck as the founding
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  • Dyck, Ernest H. (1922-2009)
    father’s second marriage and the youngest of eleven in the family. On 28 September 1951, he married Lydia Krahn (2 March 1928, Gilroy, Saskatchewan, Canada
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  • LMC: a Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches
    future in God's missional calling." A Leadership Assembly was held in September and at that time, a booklet for participants stated that a "cultural and
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  • Bahnmann, Nicolai W. (1879-1945) & Bahnmann, Meta Regier (1887-1975)
    ministry and was ordained by his father-in-law, Elder Peter Regier, on 12 September 1915. In 1922 Nicolai was invited to accept a pastorate in Pretty Prairie
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  • Regier, Abraham (1774-1851)
    Abraham, Cornelius and Maria. Abraham married for the third time on 7 September 1813 to Helena von Riesen (d. 1841). Abraham Regier died on 8 August 1851
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  • Botswana
    of Bechuanaland until it gained independence from Great Britain on 30 September 1966. A Mennonite presence began soon after, with the arrival of Mennonite
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  • Tschetter Hutterite Colony (Olivet, South Dakota, USA)
    Friesen. (September 2023). Tschetter Hutterite Colony (Olivet, South Dakota, USA). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 1 September 2023
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  • Canadian Mennonite (1997- ) (Periodical)
    Canadian Mennonite in January 2005, to be succeeded by Ross Muir as managing editor. For its tenth anniversary, the 3 September 2007 issue sported a new design
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  • Penner, Heinrich D. (1862-1933)
    USA) in Hillsboro, Kansas. She was the daughter of Cornelius Dalke (30 September 1831 – 15 February 1900) and Anna (Duerksen) Dalke (2 February 1837 – 22
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  • Martin, V. Paul (1925-2012)
    chaplain, potter, was the fifth of seven children born to Simon B. Martin (14 September 1897-13 November 1984) and Lydia (Bauman) Martin (16 February 1900-28 March
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  • Lima Mennonite Church (Lima, Ohio, USA)
    Sunday of December. The congregation dedicated the completed building on 26 September 1937. In 1995 First Mennonite Church merged with the Northside Mennonite
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  • Sargent Avenue Mennonite Church (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)
    Russia. The first worship service was led by Minister Jacob Toews on 11 September 1949. The congregation was first called the Winnipeg Mennoniten Stadtmission
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  • Olfert, Abram A. (1904-2005)
    php?title=Olfert,_Abram_A._(1904-2005)&oldid=166470. APA style Olfert, Heidi. (October 2010). Olfert, Abram A. (1904-2005). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia
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  • West Abbotsford Mennonite Church (Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada)
    congregations voted overwhelmingly in favor of forming a new congregation. In September 2008 the congregations began worshiping together and in November they chose
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  • Cocolamus Mennonite Church (McAlisterville, Pennsylvania, USA)
    Christian School began in September 2001 in the former Mountain View schoolhouse in Evendale, Pennsylvania. Since September 2002 it has offered grades
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  • Community Peacemaker Teams
    congregations for action. The Christian Peacemaker Corps was initiated in September 1993 with four well-trained, full-time CPT workers and three part-time
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  • Waldheim Hutterite Colony (Elie, Manitoba, Canada)
    Bert. (September 2023). Waldheim Hutterite Colony (Elie, Manitoba, Canada). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 1 September 2023,
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  • Ens, Gerhard (1864-1952)
    Historical Society, 2005. Kornelius Gerhard Ens and Anna Dyck web site. (cached version from Google: 8 March 2005), viewed 25 December 2005; http://www.streetnix
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  • Zürich (Switzerland)
    Zürich, city (1525 pop., 8,000-10,000; 1950 pop. 386,485; 2005 pop., 366,809; coordinates: 47° 22′ N, 8° 33′ E) and canton in northern Switzerland, the
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  • Neufeldt, Henry Peter (1909-2001)
    Columbia, Henry married Margaret Enns (21 September 1910, Lichtfelde, Barnaul Mennonite settlement, Russia – 13 July 2005, Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada)
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