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  • Abbotsford, BC: Mennonite Church British Columbia, 2011. Address: 305 - 32025 George Ferguson Way, Abbotsford BC V2T 2K7 Phone: 604-850-6658 Website: Mennonite
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  • spread by J. S. Coffman's widespread itinerant work, followed by others who imitated him such as J. S. Shoemaker, Daniel Kauffman, D. D. Miller, S. G. Shetler
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  • Schmiedeleut (category S)
    Schmiedeleut Bruderhofs as they existed in 1957. MLA style Bender, Harold S. "Schmiedeleut." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web
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  • accumulated, both J. E. Hartzler and J. S. Hartzler resigned because of the financial difficulties of the school. George J. Lapp, missionary on furlough from
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  • County, Ohio, arrived in Elkhart County: Johann Miller, Joseph J. Miller, Jonas Miller, David H. Miller, Eli Tschoppen, Velti Yoder, David Schragen, and
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  • Herald Press,1969. Miller, Ivan J. History of the Conservative Mennonite Conference. Grantsville, MD: Ivan J. and Della Miller, 1985. Miller, Levi. Our People:
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  • were Bontrager, Gingerich, Guengerich, Hartzler, Miller, Kempf, Plank, and Stutzman. MLA style Umble, John S. "Fairfield County (Ohio, USA)." Global Anabaptist
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  • ministers have served the congregation, such as Daniel Miller, Jacob Mast, Christian Miller, George Schrock. This congregation figured prominently in Amish
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  • ordained Jacob P. Miller (1850-1927) as preacher, and in 1901 P. Y. Lehman ordained Miller as bishop. (Ten years later, in July 1911, Miller moved to Bowne
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  • collaboration that eventually resulted in a joint curriculum and faculty. Marlin Miller, who became president of Goshen Biblical Seminary in 1975, was also named
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  • program. Initial members, all of whom were directors of the corporation, were George Classen, Titus Books, Dr. Paul M. Nase, and Henry Martens, in additon to
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  • 1800 in eastern Pennsylvania. Upon his death in 1808, his associate, George Miller, drafted the first Discipline (rules and order) of the denomination,
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  • Bamberg. George Zaunring was beheaded near Bamberg in July 1533 (Wappler, Kursachsen, 37). Van Braght's Martyrs Mirror reports the heroic martyr's death of
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  • Maximum offices and services might characterize the early 1990s with a centralized staff and George Bixler as coordinator at Kidron. Offices included a conference
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  • miles (3 km) southwest of Lancaster, was started in 1764 by lottery by John Miller, a Lancaster blacksmith, who purchased of Michael Mayer on 8 May 1749 (surveyed
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  • 1898). The teachers in the Bible Term were S. G. Shetler, Daniel Kauffman, J. S. Coffman, A. D. Wenger, and George R. Brunk. The student body grew more rapidly
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  • In 1957 the membership was 102, with O. P. Lal and S. Paul Miller as ministers. MLA style Lapp, George J. "Sankra (Zion) Mennonite Church (Madhya Pradesh
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  • congregation at once joined the Kansas-Nebraska Conference and received S. C. Miller of Jet, Oklahoma, as its first bishop. Later bishops were ordained from
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  • 1883-1900, S. C. Miller 1900-10, T. M. Erb and D. H. Bender 1911-23, Harry A. Diener 1923-25, and J. G. Hartzler 1925-55; among the ministers were George R. Brunk
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  • in the late 1950s). B. F. Hamilton, S. C. Miller, T. M. Erb, David D. Miller, Milo Kauffman, and Gideon G. Yoder served the congregation as bishops. The
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  • Hooley was ordained as the congregation's minister. Miller and Hooley shared the pastoral duties until 1933 when Miller moved to Manitou, Colorado, to become
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  • Black Creek Church, and on the Niagara River near Chippewa, known as the Miller Church (Riverside). There were also Quaker families in this region. In 1837
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  • USA to Benjamin J. Waltner (10 April 1888-15 November 1985) and Emma P. Miller Waltner (19 February 1889-15 January 1982). He was the eldest child in a
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  • (1835-1923), Preacher J. S. Hartzler (1857-1953), Bishop D. A. Yoder (b. 1883), Bishop O. S. Hostetler (b. 1874), and Deacon George L. Bender (1867-1921)
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  • Strubhar, John Stahly, Christian Imhoff, Joseph Stalter, Michael Miller, and Jacob Miller, who represented the three orders of the Amish ministry: bishops
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  • of Vineland in 1831 to the ministers Christian Hershi and George Zavitz at Black Creek. George Zavitz was minister in Bertie Township, South. He and his
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  • Evangelical Churches Map:Carlock Mennonite Church (Carlock, Illinois) MLA style Miller, Grace and Samuel J. Steiner. "Carlock Mennonite Church (Carlock, Illinois
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  • Bader, Hans Koller, a young tailor, and Gastel N., a miller from Bavaria. In October 1529 the miller rented a shed to Bader at Läutern near Blaubeuren, eight
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  • states to the valley during 1905-07. Meanwhile, in April-May 1903 Bishop George R. Brunk and M. R. Weaver of Newton, Kansas, in company with R. J. Heatwole
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  • by C. L. Graber 1931-1942, S. C. Yoder 1942-1950, and John H. Mosemann 1950- . Bishops have been D. D. Miller 1903-1942, S. C. Yoder 1942-1956, and John
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  • of service (to 1953): J. A. Liechty, 1904-1906; P. R. Lantz, 1906-1912; George M. Hostetler, 1912-1914; C. K. Brenneman, 1914-1919; N. E. Troyer, 1919-1923;
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  • not refer to Anabaptists or Mennonites. MLA style Bender, Harold S. and Marlin E. Miller. "Priesthood of All Believers." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia
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  • Mennonites there. It can be assumed that of the Mennonites in the U.S.S.R. in the 1950s, some 80 per cent were located east of the Ural Mountains and some
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  • property was constructed. It was dedicated in May 1979. Returned missionaries George and Martha Janzen, Jake and Elfrieda Thielmann, and Gary and Ellie Loewen
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  • outreach. Ministers like George Showalter, Perry Shank, and Joseph Geil rode a circuit route in the Highlands of West Virginia to bring God's message of salvation
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  • congregation’s establishment emerged from a feasibility study conducted by Peter Dyck and George Stoneback on behalf of the Western District’s Home Mission
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  • Mennonites constructed the Mennonite Old People's Home, near the Meadows Mennonite Church, in 1922-1923. George Gundy served as pastor of the church and administrator
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  • Website: https://www.rockcreekbible.org/ Denominational Affiliation: MLA style Miller, Grace and Samuel J. Steiner. "Rock Creek Bible Church (Congerville, Illinois
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  • was constructed with the help of I-W men. Bishop was followed by Cletus S. Miller as pastor. By 1959 the congregation, with a vision for strengthening its
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  • Trujillo in 1950 with the arrival of the first Mennonite missionaries, George and Grace Miller, from Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities (Mennonite
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  • another work of Jesuit origin, the Postilla in Festis Trinitatis, by George Scherer, S.J. (written in 1586 or 89; printed at the monastery of Bruck in Moravia
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  • Illinois. They had eleven children. Fifteen years after Hannah's death he married Anna Kornhaus Miller (1850-22 December 1923) on 22 January 1923. John died 29
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  • vice-chairman; Eugene S. Oberholtzer, Stanley Stauffer, Lester Shaffer, Willis A. Moyer, and Stanley Fretz. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer S. Shelly were the administrators
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  • of the Lord's Supper. Regular participation in the congregation ranged from the 20s to the 50s. However, in the late 1960s and early 1970s the church/chapel
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  • Violett Cemetery in Goshen. In November 2005 Ruthann Miller married George R. Brunk III. The Miller family moved to Goshen, Indiana in 1946, where Marlin
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  • Genealogy (section U.S.)
    Moyer MILLER: C. J. Miller. Memorial History of John F. Miller . . . Arthur, IL, 1906, 9 p.; Harry D. Miller, S. S. Yoder, and Earl Miller. Miller Family
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  • Sexuality (category S)
    topics, concluding with his Marriage in today's world in 1978. C. F. Derstine, George B. Brunk II, John W. Miller, Howard Charles, and Merle Eshleman also wrote
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  • summer 1901. Founding members were David Z. Yoder, J. Z. Mast, C. K. Miller, and D. S. Yoder. The congregation reconstructed the building on a new foundation
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  • Rockhill Mennonite meetinghouse now stands. He was a farmer, weaver, and miller. Dierstein became the first deacon of the Rockhill congregation not later
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  • conference. John Hunsicker's younger brother, Abraham Hunsicker (1793-1872), was ordained as preacher at Skippack on New Year's Day of 1847. He followed
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