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Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. I, 17. MLA style Kröker, A. J. "Akmolinsk (Akmola Province, Kazakhstan)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite

Teutonic Order built a castle and founded Elbing at the lake with a population mostly from Lübeck. In 1246 the town was granted a constitution under Lübeck

Petrograd, 1916. Dyck, J. J. Am Trakt. North Kildonan, 1948. Ehrt, Adolf. Das Mennonitentum in Russland . . . Berlin, 1932. Eisenbach, George J. Pietism and the

Winnipeg, Manitoba a year; then moved to Mountain Lake, Minnesota, his family following in 1924. Here he established and operated a bookstore a number of years

to present the story of the Mennonites in Siberia in general was made by J. J. Hildebrand in Sibirien (Winnipeg, 1952). His book is subdivided into two

church took place in 1887 (Dirks, 1889), with Heinrich Kröker as its first elder. In 1905 Heinrich Kröker was elder, assisted by the ministers Jakob Janzen

Abraham J. Kröker and in 1897 Jakob Kröker came to Spat. The latter was ordained minister by David Schellenberg on 25 May 1898. Abraham and Jakob Kröker began

14). Fast, Gerhard. In den Steppen Sibiriens. Rosthern, SK: J. Heese, 1957. Hildebrand, J. J. Sibirien. Winnipeg, MB, 1952. Unser Blatt I (1926): 129, 155

churches: Sabarovka with Johann J. Wiens as minister, and Steinfeld at an earlier date with Johann F. Kröker as minister. Kröker was graduated from the Bethel

(1818-1859), a Lutheran pietistic evan­gelist in Germany and Russia, was born at Murrhardt, Württemberg, Germany, 23 February 1818, the son of Johann J. Wüst

preachers with a special preaching ministry for various special occasions. Although the Reiseprediger has usually been appointed by a conference, with a salary

Klaassen, J. Boschmann, P. Stobbe, P. Ediger, J. Dick, J. Boldt, J. Enns, Jakob Dick, H. Harder (members). In 1905 the congregation had a council of elders

Meyer, E. H. Hopkins, Isaak Regehr, Viebahn, Abr. Wall, J. Hudson Taylor, J. G. Kargel, and J. Reimer. MLA style Bender, Harold S. "Zeugnisse von Christo

org/index.php?title=Derksen,_Julius_J._(1884-1961)&oldid=141853. APA style Wiens, Elmer. (October 2009). Derksen, Julius J. (1884-1961). Global Anabaptist

Bolivian context that Anabaptist Mennonites were not a cultural community, but rather a church community with a distinct theological identity. -- Jaime Prieto