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MLA style Penner, Horst and Peter J. Foth. "West Prussia." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1989. Web. 20 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index

sectors of Polish society, and, on occasion, helped administer relief aid. Peter Foth actively promoted broader European Mennonite contacts with Poland. In

early years were Abraham Schellenberg, Johann J. Regier, Cornelius P. Wedel, Heinrich Voth, Johann Foth, John F. Harms, and David Dyck. To care for the

aus dem Täufertum, 3 vols. Kassel: J.G. Oncken Verlag, 1928-1952. Bundesrepublik Deutschland Bibliography Foth, Peter J. "Mit hundert Jahren noch ein Kind—Wege

it were Abraham Schellenberg, Cornelius P. Wedel, Johann Foth, and David Dyck in Kansas, Johann J. Regier in Nebraska, Heinrich Voth in Minnesota, and Heinrich

Hirschler, Monsheim, 1899-1926; Matthias Pohl, Sembach, 1901-1929; Johannes Foth, Friedelsheim, 1904-1957." In the Palatinate and Hesse there were some 3

cannot, strictly speaking, be compared to actual concentration camps.--Peter J. Foth See also: Persecution; Spetskomandantura Dalin, D. and B. Nicolaevsky

ministers were Elder Cornelius P. Wedel, Peter Richert, H. P. Schroeder, J. S. Foth, and J. D. Reimer. MLA style Hiebert, J. D. "Goessel Mennonite Brethren Church

the Mennonite Brethren. Others who were working here were Johann and Karl Foth, W. Berchthold, Leppke, and Wölk. The number of Mennonite Brethren increased

Church, which Peter and Kornelia joined and where he preached until health failed him. Foth, Nellie and Peter Froese. "Eulogy for Rev. Peter J. Froese." Abbotsford:

24 October 1913 with 30 members, under the leadership of the elders John Foth and Martin M. Just. The first meetinghouse was built in 1913 and dedicated