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  • assigned such property to the state church treasury for school and church purposes. (The Mennonite properties were set up as landed properties earning income
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  • seemed to promise a great change for the better. Churches were opened, and properties were restored, and normal community life began to function again. But
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  • Warendorp, a native of Aachen, Germany, purchased a lot on the Singel for 5,000 gilders, beside the brewery "'t Lam" (i.e., at the sign of the Lamb). There
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  • Free State made up 2.5% of the total population. There were three Mennonite delegates in the 1920 legislature of the new city-state (2.5% of the members).
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  • September. Only about 6.5 per cent of the land does not require irrigation. Much of the farming is done on plateaus at altitudes of 5,000 feet or over. The
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  • with your own teachers without any interference of the government; (5) regarding property, our laws are liberal and you are free to follow your own rules along
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  • the country, is located in the center of the fertile Fraser River valley, 2.5 miles (4 km) north of the United States boundary and about 40 miles (65 km)
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  • of houses, etc.; (4) perpetual exemption from military and civil service; (5) exemption from payment of taxes for a period of years; (6) free exercise of
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  • voluntarily, and with eight other Anabaptists was taken to The Hague and beheaded on 5 December 1531. Jan Matthyszoon, the Haarlem baker, soon appeared in Amsterdam
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  • the College was a self-perpetuating board, but in 1905 ownership of the property was transferred to the Mennonite Board of Education, whose members are
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  • million (.5 percent); others, 2.7 million (.4 percent). In 2001 the following major religious groups were registered: Hindus, ca. 828 million (80.5 percent);
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  • 1980s, there were as many "new" congregations (40 with 5,468 members) as "old " ones (41 with 5,867 members). In recent years, many congregations have
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  • USSR had come to mean the triumph of anarchy, the senseless destruction of property and people, and disregard for civilized values. During their first decade
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  • afflicted; (4) to carry on relief and service work; and (5) to receive and manage all properties and funds for the above purposes. The MBMC stemed from the
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  • 1752, when David Koster, the sole surviving member, died, he willed the property of the congregation to the Mennonite Church of Leiden. In 1879 it was apparent
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  • in 1909. In 1951 the conference was incorporated and could now hold the properties in connection with its institutions. The Finance Committee consisted of
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  • men and seven women) were imprisoned in the Hexenturm on bread and water. On 5 April they managed to escape. But they were soon captured and subjected to
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  • now sought to destroy the prosperous settlements by confiscating their property and removing them to uninhabited areas. Only the outbreak of the Revolution
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  • Board of Missions and Charities for city, rural, and even foreign work, the Property Aid Plan, the Automobile Aid Plan, the organization and supervision of
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  • stipulations of the mandates. They were thrown into prison, deprived of their property; it was made a criminal offense to shelter them, employ them, feed them;
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  • all things, concerning the sonship of Christ and His sufficient atonement; (5) concerning possible recantation. If they recanted they had to give up all
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  • communication, finances, development and constituency relations, human resources, property management, and annual assembly planning. The church paper of MC Canada
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  • Olgafeld, 28 farms; No. 3, Michelsburg, 35 farms; No. 4, Rosenbach, 18 farms; No. 5, Alexandertal, 23 farms; No. 6, Sergeyevka, 20 farms. In 1923 the village Karlovka
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  • pioneer custom of naming a church after the family from whose land the property was secured, either by purchase or donation. These congregations are First
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  • included, besides imprisonment for longer or shorter periods, confiscation of property and expulsion from Zürich territory. Bullinger in particular had great
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  • obliged to give their possessions to the common good, and shall have no property; (5) If one partner in a marriage is a true believer and the other is not
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  • built a large two-story building on the Vtoroy Vsvos in Mokraya. All of his property was confiscated during the Revolution of 1917. In 1902 Johann P. Isaak
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  • what the parents have saved through their labor, and also that inherited property may be administered poorly or in bad faith by relatives or friends, it
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  • the emigration movement. The German authorities kept 10 per cent of the property of those leaving the country. For a while passports were refused. Also
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  • level, corresponding to village commune and district volost in Russia, and (5) a series of subsidiary institutes such as school, Waisenamt, and fire insurance
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  • "appointments," with ordained ministers. The total value of church property was $5,072,000, and annual per capita giving was $142.07. For the history of
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  • with Bestvater making him the owner of the school property on condition that he teach at the school for 5 successive winters. The school reopened in November
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  • attached to the British cause and had suffered, as a consequence, the loss of property, and other abuses. The claim was accepted when supported by a single witness
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  • were established about six miles (10 km) apart, each being about three miles (5 km) from the business district of the city. The winter of 1944-1945 brought
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  • settled in the villages 1-5 and 9. Some help was received from American Mennonite Relief. Many homes, churches, and other property had been destroyed. C.
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  • (Ephesians 2:8, 9; Titus 3:5), baptism on confession of faith (Mark 16:16; Acts 2:38), the avoidance of oaths (Matthew 5:34-37; James 5:12), the Biblical doctrine
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  • adjust to the Communist philosophy of education. In 1914 the estimated property of the settlement (population of some 3,500) amounted to 11,145,000 rubles
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  • goods (communism) among Christians are the chapters in the Book of Acts 2, 4-5, where the economic practices of the primitive church in Jerusalem are described
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  • for "fist"; the term meant the more prosperous peasants). Confiscation of property, arrests, exile, banishment to concentration camps—these were the common
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  • obligation of military service derived from the ownership of property. Accordingly, the purchase of property by Mennonites, whose number was constantly increasing
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  • town in the Dutch province of Friesland (coordinates: 53.05611, 5.40321 [53° 3′ 21″ N, 5° 24′ 11″ E]), close to the dike which shuts off the former Zuiderzee
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  • Basel, Switzerland. The Ailsa Craig (Ontario) Boys Home was also owned property (since 1955). Three mental hospitals were owned and operated through an
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  • 21.9% of the population in China are folk religionists, 18.2% are Buddhist, 5.1% are Christians, 1.8% are Muslims, 0.8% are of other religions, while unaffiliated
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  • been 15-20 per cent. In 1640 the Mennonite population was estimated at nearly 5,000 baptized members. The city was known as "the Mennonite Haarlem" because
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  • all service in the army or court, or any other pertaining to the sword; but (5) they should pay their annual rental fee and other taxes, according to the
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  • Petershagen, Ladekopp, some from Ohrloff and Tiege, making a total of approximately 5,000. The first meetinghouse at Lichtenau was built in 1826, a second and larger
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  • good of all. In some wings of Anabaptism, property was to be held in common, while in others private property was permissible, but it was to be at the disposal
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  • took charge of the Buenos Aires congregation. The mission bought its first property in Buenos Aires in June 1946. Because of governmental regulations which
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  • Ministries, a discipleship and counselling center in Plain City, Ohio. The property of the former Sunnyhaven Childrens' Home was given to the Fellowship in
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  • Kansas 6, with 343 members: Reno 5, Anderson 1; Ontario 5, with 260(?) members: Perth and Waterloo 3, Elgin 1, Grey 1; Michigan 5, with 226 members: St. Joseph
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  • matter. Suddenly the sharpest persecution set in against the Anabaptists. On 5 March 1528, the unstable Elector Ludwig V, 1508-1544, upon the insistence of
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  • of their faith; their property was also seized by the authorities. In the Netherlands during the time of persecution the property of martyrs who were sentenced
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  • Salzburg. Indications of this are seen in the Neue Zeitung of 1528, whose author claims to have been an eyewitness: "Here (in Salzburg?) the guest Brethren
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  • although not as much as some of the Mennonites of the Ukraine. Requisitions of property, grain, horses, etc., were common. In 1921 the Settlement experienced a
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  • values of neighborliness, honesty, self-reliance, and reverence for life and property were most persistently developed. It is in this respect that Mennonite
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  • beheaded there 13 August 1585; Leonhard Sumerauer, beheaded at Burghausen 5 July 1585; Christian Geiger, beheaded at Munich 13 September 1586 (Oesterreichisches
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  • the east. The Congo Free State was formed in 1885 as the personal private property of King Leopold II of Belgium. Belgium took over the free state as a Belgian
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  • Dutch province of North Holland, east of Amsterdam (coordinates: 52° 18′ 0″ N, 5° 13′ 48″ E), formerly the seat of a Mennonite congregation, sometimes also
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  • minimization of the role of the state, and the institution of private property . . ." (Hoover, 294-5). Adam Smith (1723-90) proposed that the seeds of capitalism
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  • debate with the Anabaptists in his home (Loserth gives the date erroneously as 5 June in the church of St. Mary). He published an account of it, Gespräch etlicher
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  • membership in 1956 were as follows in chronological order: Franconia (1725), 5,404; Lancaster (1775), 15,046; Washington County, Maryland, and Franklin County
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  • torture and to sentences of death, imprisonment, exile, or confiscation of property. Such incessant pressure eventually broke the dynamism of many Anabaptist
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  • Kohlhof, though the Wagners were no longer Mennonites. In 1806 it became the property of the inhabitants. As a congregation Kohlhof is first mentioned in 1790
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  • themselves in the country. An extraordinarily sharp mandate issued by Ferdinand on 5 July 1561 complained about the negligence and carelessness of his subordinates
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  • permission to establish a fund for the purchase of camp property provided that the property would not have swimming facilities. The onus soon shifted
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  • hold title to real estate and other property, to lease, operate, maintain, and sell or otherwise dispose of the same. (5) For the aforesaid purpose to solicit
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  • five years. The estimated replacement value of the buildings on the Eden property was $1,335,000. During the 1960s the average dorm population was around
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  • study of the Spanish language in April 1945. The mission acquired its first property when the Board purchased an unoccupied, independent mission station at
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  • upkeep and management of this property were met by interest from investments and by voluntary contributions. The church property suffered some damage during
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  • Mennonite Johann Cornies), where for about 40 years it practiced private property. In 1859-60 some leader dared to re-establish communal life as of old,
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  • most extensive (104,094 sq. mi./269,837 sq. km.) and 22nd most populous (est. 5,116,796 – July 2011) of the 50 states of the United States. Colorado is nicknamed
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  • (Hufen) of land were from Heubuden, and of the total sum of 30,624 guilders, 5,343 were from Heubuden. In the village of Heubuden, 67 Mennonite homes occupied
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  • outlook and set out to destroy any order and to punish those who possessed property. The settlements of Molotschna, Chortitza, Borozenko, and Zagradovka suffered
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  • Service. The Board of Business and Administration was responsible for properties and financial transactions. In 1990 the membership of EMMC was 3,470 in
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  • widely: it was right to deal in property, it was not right to traffic in human life. Property insurance made merchandise of property; while life insurance made
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  • administrative involvement in the mother colony. In 1863 they rented a property known as Markusland in Ekaterinoslav province and established two villages
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  • house, the inn, the wine cellars, and the woods were still held as communal property by the present-day Habaner. The mill, erected in 1739, was still working
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  • Den Burg, pop. (1950 5,000; 2001 6,000), principal town on the Dutch island of Texel, where soon after 1530 Anabaptism gained a foothold. On 15 September
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  • council, following Zürich's example, sharpened exile by confiscation of property. About 1616 a small group of Swiss Brethren gathered in the house of Fridli
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  • vehicles. Those families not in agreement with this decision sold their properties and left, leaving North American families as a minority within the settlement
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  • Brethren Herald (27 May 1988): 24. Address: 32068 King Road, R.R.5, Abbotsford, BC V2S 4N5; located at the corner of King Road and Clearbrook Road Telephone:
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  • and was thus banished from his wife and children, for whose support his property was appropriated. Denck swore the oath and left the city a deeply shaken
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  • Census of Religious Bodies for 1936 listed Apostolic Christians of America with 5,841 members in 57 churches (only 1,300 growth since 1906), and the Nazarene
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  • Chaco jungle growth. This land was purchased by and in 1955 still was the property of Mennonite Central Committee. By 1 January 1950, 6,340 acres (2,536 ha
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  • conference, at a special delegate session on 5 November 2011, voted to transfer title of the church property from the conference to the congregation. Canadian
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  • forever from the territory of Utrecht, Holland, and Zeeland, and their property was confiscated for the benefit of Philip II. After this occurrence there
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  • about a heavy tax imposed by the estates. Adam von Dietrichstein had died on 5 February 1590 and had passed on the inheritance to his three sons, Maximilian
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  • Flemish (25 congregations in Groningen, 10 in Friesland, 4 in Holland, and 5 in East Friesland) had apparently met regularly in the first half of the 17th
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  • Kota-Nopan—2 families (10 persons); Muara-Sipongi—2 families (10 persons); Pakantan—5 families (21 persons). These congregations have not joined the Battak Church
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  • years of existence the mission acquired 28 properties valued at 480,555 Argentine pesos. Among these properties there were 14 churches, 17 pastoral homes
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  • even a major leader. Hubmaier has been blamed as the originator, and as the author of the Twelve Articles (October 1524) of the peasants, but both charges
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  • inviting the church to operate the school. The college then became the property of the Mennonite Brethren Church. After temporarily closing its doors for
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  • in Tyrol, Austria, near St. Lorenzen in the Puster Valley, about 3 miles (5 km) from Bruneck, in a district of the same name, which, though small, played
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  • published 10 times each year. The Sarasota Christian School, Sunnyside Properties and Nursing Home, World's Attic (Ten Thousand Villages), and the Southern
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  • homes and breweries. The people were impoverished; the church mortgaged its property. It would have been small wonder if the congregation had disbanded. The
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  • including 5 acres of land. The original building was added to many times and then in 1970, a new building was erected on the same property. The sanctuary
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  • reference to other regions and times. Emphasis is on attitudes toward private property, mutual aid, poverty, the "call" to a secular vocation, work, saving money
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  • baptized were ordered to vow under oath that they would not sell their property or leave the city without the knowledge and permission of the city council
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  • master Leonhard Lutz (Hege, 45). Stephan Böhmerle returned, and was executed on 5 October 1529, as the first martyr of Esslingen. The city council of Esslingen
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  • to sell their property. If they did not do so within the fixed time, their houses were to be locked, the fire put out, and the property sold. The income
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