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membership in 1957 was 328, with Paul Mininger serving as bishop, and Russell Krabill as bishop-pastor. John C. Wenger also served the congregation as deacon

North America. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1984: 412-414. MLA style Krabill, Russell R. "Funk, Annie C. (1874-1912)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

Conference (GCM) at Goshen in the first of such fraternal meetings. -- Russell R. Krabill In 2017 the following congregations were members of the Indiana-Michigan

1979, MC). In Berne: Swiss Village (Retirement Home, 1968, GCM).  --  Russell R. Krabill See also articles on each Mennonite-related group mentioned in this

Mary Royer, Ida Bontrager, Elizabeth Showalter, Clarence Fretz, and Russell Krabill; the editor was C. F. Yake. The materials were Bible-centered and experience-related

https://archive.org/details/100yearsprairies00grab. Mishler, Dorsa J. and Russell Krabill. The Prairie Street Mennonite Church Story: 1871-1996, edited by John

503, 528. Pacific Garden Mission MLA style Bender, Harold S. and Russell R. Krabill. "Rescue Missions." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online

Pennsylvania, preachers J. Silas Graybill of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, Russell Krabill of Goshen, Indiana, and Martin K. Kraybill of Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania

by students of Goshen College and was organized with its own pastor (Russell Krabill) in 1945. In 1948 Ralph Stahly was ordained as pastor, and in 1954 as

established in 1942. Managers into the 1950s were Joe Garber 1942-1946, Russell Krabill 1946-19955, Marion Lehman 1955-   In 1963 the name of the store changed

Widely used baptismal instruction materials in the late 1980s included: Russell Krabill Beginning the Christian Life (Scottdale, 1958), a 12-lesson book for