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1873 to investigate settlement possibilities, the Bergthal group sent Jacob Peters and Heinrich Wiebe. The Old Colony (Chortitza) itself and Fürstenland had

Seventh Annual Conference on Mennonite Cultural Problems. North Newton. 1949. Peters, H. P. History and Development of Education Among the Mennonites in Kansas

sent to Mississippi during April and May of 1920. An agent by the name of Peters came to see the Mennonites in Canada, making the offer very appealing to

and Ruth Anne Peters (1993-2000), Henry and Doris Plett (2000-2007), Francis and Alix Rouveniz (2009-2011), and Ed and Ruth Anne Peters (2012-present)

162-173. Friedmann, Robert. "Dutch Mennonite Devotional Literature from Peter Peters to Johannes Deknatel, 1625-1753." Mennonite Quarterly Review 25 (1941):

mennonitischer Niederländer im Weichselmundungsgebiet . . . Weierhof, 1940. Peters, Elisabeth. "Life in a Mennonite Village." Mennonite Life XI (July 1956)

Community. Reinland, MB: Reinland Centennial Committee, 1976. MLA style Peters, Jake. "Froese, Jacob J. (1885-1968)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

Historical Society 20 (June 2002): 89-97.   McGuinness, Fred. Friesens: A Unique Company. Altona MB: Friesens Corporation, 2001.   Peters, Jake. The Waisenamt:

Mennonites of North America I (1898, pp. 504), II (1938, pp. 682); Klaas Peters, Die Bergthaler Mennoniten (1924, pp. 45); J. S. Hartzler and Daniel Kauffman

former president of the Mennonite Brethren Bible College (Winnipeg), Frank C. Peters who subsequently served as president of Wilfrid Laurier University (Waterloo)

Address: Box 10, Drake, SK S0K 1H0 Location: 204 Francis Street, Drake, Saskatchewan (corner of Francis and Cadiz); the former location is a rural road