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still existing in 1957. In Knijpe there was also a Groningen Old Flemish congregation, sometimes called Heerenveen-Knijpe, Knijpe-Mildam, Nieuw-Brongerga

and Emdenland, Leer, Neustadt-Gödens, and Norden; in Friesland 5—Drachten, Knijpe, Mildam, Sneek, and IJlst; in Overijssel 4—Borne, Deventer, Hengelo, and

Bovenknijpe (after 1970 merged with Benedenknijpe and called Knijpe), a village in the Dutch province of Friesland, not far from Heerenveen, where there

Jan Bernard Blijdenstein in Enschedé and the Mennonite minister of Boven-Knijpe, A. S. Cuperus, while pastor J. H. Floh of Enschedé in 1796 became a delegate

a preacher in the Heerenveen-Knijpe Waterlander congregation from 1736. On the charge made by the Reformed pastor of Knijpe, abetted by the Reformed classis

of Heerenveen. In the 18th century this congregation is usually called "Knijpe en Mildam". The Flemish congregation merged with the Waterlanders in 1741;

Brouwer, a Mennonite preacher, who served the congregation of Heerenveen-Knijpe (Dutch province of Friesland) in 1736-1738 and 1743-1772, when he retired

congregation of Mildam merged with that of neighboring Knijpe, hence it was then called Mildam and Knijpe or Knijpe and Mildam. It died out about 1800. Cate, Steven

the ministry by pastor A. S. Cuperus at Knijpe, and appointed ministerial candidate by the church board of Knijpe. He was the father of Steven Blaupot ten

Mennonite pastor, serving the congregations of Terschelling, 1782-1790; Knijpe (Nieuw Brongerga), 1790-1804; and Zijldijk, 1804-1812. Through his influence

Age Jouckes was a preacher of the Groningen Old Flemish Mennonites at Knijpe, Dutch province of Friesland. He was excommunicated in 1687 because of "his

Surhuisterveen. He was a farmer, but accepted a call as minister of the Heerenveen-Knijpe congregation, serving here 1714-20 and in the Surhuisterveen congregation

Wolters (Wouters) came as a poor man from Westphalia (Germany) about 1670 to Knijpe in the Dutch province of Friesland. He was originally a Roman Catholic,

Kalker was minister at Noordbroek 1776-1782, Neustadt-Gödens 1782-1788, and Knijpe (later called Heerenveen) 1788-1821; Pieter van Kalker at Sappemeer 1786-1807

preacher of the Old Flemish congregation at Norden 1775-1776, Heerenveen-Knijpe 1776-1782, and Middelie 1782-ca. 1803, and Adriaan Blaauw Kzn (ca. 1855-1883)

1678 was sometimes used against the Mennonites. Jan Thomas, a preacher of Knijpe, Friesland, was suspended in 1719 because of Socinianism, and nineteen years

have been a rather eloquent speaker: in 1784 he was called to the Beneden-Knijpe-Mildam congregation, where he served for 15 years. Here he adopted his family

Mennonite ministers (leekeprekers) in the Netherlands, became preacher at Knijpe in 1783 and in Sappemeer on 14 February 1790. Here he died on 8 May 1836

Friesland, who served the congregation of Berlikum until 1731, Heerenveen and Knijpe 1731-1735 (where his work was fruitful, but his salary very small), Enkhuizen

seems that about 1645 the congregation of Langezwaag was united with that of Knijpe. After 1655 there is no further information. The congregation must have

(Heerenveen, 1754-Utrecht, 1829) left a considerable sum to the congregation of Knijpe into which she had been baptized. (10) Maria Elisabeth van Vollenhove (1730-1811)

self-made man, not specially trained for the ministry, then preacher at Knijpe. Gorter served at Sappemeer until 1836. During his ministry a second minister

Wolters (Wouters) moved ca. 1670 from Munsterland, Westphalia, Germany, to Knijpe in the Dutch province of Friesland, where he was converted from Catholicism

members joined a congregation in the neighborhood of Katlijk, viz., Mildam, Knijpe, or Heerenveen. MLA style Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Katlijk (Friesland, Netherlands)

resolutions passed, as the meetings of 15 November 1685 and 11 April 1686 at Knijpe in Friesland, where Age Jouckes had to clear himself of the suspicion of