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the Driedger farm until 1936 when he married Mary Schmidt. They moved into a very modest house located on 80 acres (32.374 ha.) near the Driedger farm

approx. 11,000. -- Otto Driedger Doell, Leonard. The Bergthaler Mennonite Church of Saskatchewan 1892-1975. Winnipeg: CMBC 1987. Driedger, Leo. "A Sect in

of the society were chosen to work with the executive committee: Abraham Driedger of Heubuden, Erich Gottner of Danzig, Fritz Kliewer of Berlin, B. H. Unruh

(Genossenschaftliches Flüchtlingswerk), founded at Weierhof  in 1949 by Otto Zerger and Johannes Driedger, included local Mennonites and refugees who wished to settle

but appear frustrated by Israel's intransigence. In September 1995, Otto Driedger from Saskatchewan and CPT Director Gene Stoltzfus visited Chechnya to

the Russians and all the Mennonites were evacuated. Baume, Wolfgang L. and Otto Kloeppel. Das Weichsel-Nogat-Delta : Beiträge zur Geschichte seiner landwirtschaftlichen

1955 the group began to organize as a church. For a year, 1955-1956, Otto Driedger, a social worker, took the leadership. The Pleasant Hill Mission held

History of Eli D. Mast . . . Cadwell, IL, 1952, 63 p.; Henry J. Otto and Mary (Gingerich) Otto. Descendants of Jacob D. Mast . . . Nappanee, IN, 1952, 79 p

Peters-Fransen 1985-1988 Otto Driedger 1988-1991 Peter Peters 1991 Peter Neufeldt 1992 Otto Driedger 1993-present Florence Driedger 1993-present

1955-1957 Paul Dyck 1955-1956 Norman Bergen 1956-1959 Edgar Epp 1959-1961 Otto Driedger 1959-1961 Edward Enns 1961 Ramon Jantz 1961-1964 Isaac Epp 1964 Reynold

freudenreiche zeucknus vam warren friderichen ewigen evangelion,” in Friedrich Otto zur Linder. Melchior Hofmann, Ein Prophet Der Wiedertäufer. Haarlem: E.F