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Canada, abgehalten in Rosthern, Sask., den 2., 3. end 4. Juli 1928. Neufeld, G. G. Die Geschichte der Whitewater Mennoniten Gemeinde in Manitoba, Canada

David Toews (chairperson from 1914-1940, with the exception of 1936), John G. Rempel (secretary from 1930-1947), and J. J. Thiessen (vice-chairperson from

ca/islandora/object/uofm%3A2367022. Mennonite Reporter (16 May 1977): 4. Neufeld, G. G. Die Geschichte der Whitewater Mennoniten Gemeinden in Manitoba, Canada

May 1968. Canadian Mennonite (3 August 1956): 7; (8 August 1958): 3. Neufeld, G. G. Die Geschichte der Whitewater Mennoniten Gemeinde in Manitoba, Canada

the Whitewater Mennonite Church, Boissevain, Manitoba 1927-1987. 1987. Neufeld, G. G. Die Geschichte der Whitewater Mennoniten Gemeinde in Manitoba, Canada

Manitou, MB. Minister G.G. Neufeld served as the last congregational leader. In 1965 there were 14 members. The congregation dissolved in 1967. It had

Mennonite (25 November 1955): 6. Mennonite Reporter (26 November 1984): 11. Neufeld, G. G. Die Geschichte der Whitewater Mennoniten Gemeinde in Manitoba, Canada

Mennonite Church, 1987. Neufeld, G. G. Die Geschichte der Whtiewater Mennoniten Gemeinde in Manitoba, Canada, 1925-1965. G. G. Neufeld, 1967. Peters, Gerhard

conference after 1948, contributed much to the establishment of the conference. -- G. H. Suckau The British Columbia Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches was

an asset to the conference. These included Herman A. Neufeld, William Dyck, Jacob W. Reimer, John G. Wiens, Abraham H. Unruh, Gerhard Unruh, Franz F. Isaak

Edward Yoder, Our Mennonite Heritage; No. 4, Ed. G. Kaufman, Our Mission as a Church of Christ; No. 5, G. F. Hershberger, Christian Relationships to State

Wiebe-Neufeld Willard Metzger 12 2011 Waterloo, ON Andrew Reesor-McDowell Hilda Hildebrand Donald G. Friesen Gordon Peters Donita Wiebe-Neufeld Willard

namely Abraham H. Unruh (1878-1961), Gerhard J. Reimer (1885-1970), and Johann G. Wiens (1874-1951). Thus it was the Russian Mennonite immigrants to Canada

Johann Goertz Aron Jantzen George G. Schmidt J. H. Brucks 12 18-19 January 1947 Vancouver Johann Goertz Aron Jantzen George G. Schmidt J. H. Brucks 13 24-25

Pauls D. P. Neufeld March 1953 Coaldale Jacob D. Nickel Wilhelm G. Pauls D. P. Neufeld March 1954 Rosemary Wilhelm G. Pauls D. Boese Peter A. Unger March

Süd-Russland. Munich, 1928. Reimer, Gustav, and G. R. Gaeddert. Exiled by the Czar. Newton, 1956. Rempel, D. G. "The Mennonite Colonies in New Russia . .

Johann D. Adrian Henry H. Neufeld, George G. Schmidt 1949-50 Henry H. Neufeld George G. Schmidt, Isaac Epp 1950-51 Henry H. Neufeld D. P. Heidebrecht, Peter

first teachers of the Zentralschule were Her­mann Lenzmann and Wilhelm Neufeld. They were followed by Abraham Braun 1875-84, P. H. Heese 1877-78, A. Hausknecht

Kurpfalz lay the duchies (e.g., Pfalz-Zweibrücken), several principalities (e.g., Simmern, Veldenz, and Lautern) and graviates (e.g., Leiningen, Falkenstein

ministerial candidates by letter, among whom were Jacob Wiens, Gerhard Neufeld, and Behrendt (Bernhard) Penner, representing both the Flemish and Frisians

Canada. In 1906 P. H. Neufeld was ordained to the min­istry. In 1931 H. S. Voth became leader and pastor of the church, followed by G. D. Pries. In 1959 the

farsighted men as teachers and members of the board (H. Heese, G. H. Epp, J. Janzen, A. Neufeld) gave the school the character of a German educational institution

Kyle, Richard G.  From Sect to Denomination. 1985. Mennonite World Handbook (MWH) (1978): 337-43; MWH (1984): 140; MWH (1990): 412. Neufeld, Laura. “A Divided

(1947–1952), William Neufeld (1952–1953), David K. Duerksen (1953–1954), Victor Adrian (1954–1957), Henry J. Dick (1957–1960), Peter G. Klassen (1960–1963)

Publishing House, Scottdale, Pennsylvania, to 17 October 1923; Hermann Neufeld through the Rundschau Publishing House, Winnipeg, Manitoba, to 24 October

were Heinrich Dirks, father and son, Heinrich Franz, Hermann Lenzmann, W. Neufeld, Abr. Klassen, and Peter Nachtigall. In 1933, after arresting the last minister

years were the four pioneer elders, Aaron Wall, Heinrich Voth, Gerhard Neufeld, and Heinrich H. Regier. Other personalities of note were Jacob J. Balzer

schoolhouse as a place of worship. An honorarium was paid to the pastor, H. A. Neufeld, beginning in 1919, although a full-time salaried position did not come

director of Graduate Studies from its inception until June 2000 when Tom Yoder Neufeld assumed this responsibility through June 2006. The directorship then shifted

Ens 1882-1885 Johann Ens (1827-1889?) 1885-1889 Nicholas Ens 1889 Peter Neufeld 1889-1899 Franz Nickel (1841-1915) 1899-1906 Dietrich Dyck 1906-1910 Gnadenfeld

have learned to appreciate Mennonite industry and integrity. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Fraser Valley (British Columbia, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite

Church Canada General Conference Mennonite Church (1938-1999) MLA style Neufeld, C. G. and Marlene Epp. "Bergthal Mennonite Church (Didsbury, Alberta, Canada)

own crown domains Ferdinand held more sway over the nobles than elsewhere, e.g., in Moravia. Hence his comparatively quick success, achieved by the most relentless

(interim) 1975 Ben Zerbe 1976-1981 Harry Heidebrecht 1982-1994 John H. Neufeld 1995-1999 Ross Johnston (interim) 1999-2000 Michael Dick 2000-2015 Ray Harris

English. The first three years J. J. Nickel was the main teacher, with Rev. John G. Rempel taking leadership in 1935 and continuing for the next 16 years until

 Peter Dück 1879-1881, Klaas Enns 1882-1884, Johann Enns 1885-1888, Peter Neufeld 1889-1898, Franz Nickel 1899-1906, Dietrich Dyck 1906-1910. When Gnadenfeld

Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. III, 170. Neufeld, G. "Jacob Stucky—Pioneer of Two Continents." Mennonite Life 4 (January 1949):

Publishers, 1986: 8. Neufeld, Vernon. "Mennonites Settle in Lee County." Mennonite Life 8 (October 1953): 170. Swartzendruber, E. G. Amish and Mennonite

workers under its assignment. The first chairpersons of MCC U.S. were Paul G. Landis of Salunga, PA, Anna Juhnke of Newton, KS, and Phil Rich of Archbold

new town by 1932 were Gerhard Isaak, administrator of the hospital; David Neufeld, warehouse manager; Johann Funk, warehouse bookkeeper; Peter Boldt, cafe

brothers K. G. and G. G. Neufeld. The former took charge of the administration and was its first principal and one of its first two teachers, while G. G. Neufeld

Several of the largest registered Baptist congregations in Central Asia, e.g., those at Karaganda, Kant, Alma Ata, Frunze, and Tashkent, retained significant

544-547. Mannhardt, H. G. "Die Mennoniten unter den preussischen Königen." Mennonitischer Gemeinde-Kalender (1902). Mannhardt, H. G. Jahrbuch der altevangelischen

organized as the La Glace Mennonite Brethren Church. Ministers Heinrich Neufeld and J. P. Wiebe from Saskatchewan visited the group and ordained Nick Siebert

Mennonite settlements. The principals of the school were J. J. Balzer, G. G. Neufeld, J. S. Schultz, and Gerhard Friesen. MLA style Hamm, H. H. "Mennonite

David. Civil War in Russia. London: Faber and Faber, 1961. Friesen, Leonard G. "The Russian Revolution of 1917 Reconsidered: New Light on an Old Subject

Didsbury, Alberta; P. G. Lehman, Kitchener, Ontario Ward M. Shantz, Kitchener, Ontario; E. D. Young, Orange, California; A. B. Neufeld, Roy, Washington. After

php?title=Dyck,_Isaak_G._(1847-1929)&oldid=163491. APA style Huebert, Helmut T. and Susan Huebert. (October 2009). Dyck, Isaak G. (1847-1929). Global Anabaptist

Molotschna settlement, South Russia. He married Anna Neufeld, daughter of Jakob Neufeld and Maria (Kaethler) Neufeld in 1952 in Vancouver and died 12 June 1972 in

Mennonite Church Dedicated." Chilliwack Progress (5 November 2014): 13. Peters. G. I.  A History of the First Mennonite Church Greendale B.C. Greendale, BC:

Russia - 31 May 1928, Klippenfeld, Molotschna, South Russia) and Margaretha (Neufeld) Thiessen (22 November 1869, Klippenfeld, Molotschna, South Russia - 2 June

Manitoba in 1925. He married Martha Neufeld (1913-2003), daughter of Isaac I. Neufeld (1871-1948) and Anna (Koehn) Neufeld (1868-1949) in North Kildonan (Manitoba)

Chortitza settlement is given by the report of the eyewitness, Dietrich Neufeld, in Ein Tagebuch aus dem Reiche des Totentanzes (in English, Russian Dance

have served this church were John Boese, John Berg, Henry Kohfeld, K. G. Neufeld, J. D. Hofer, H. D. Wiebe, Walter L. Penner, and P. N. Hiebert, who was

ID=1725. Map:Żuławki (Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland) MLA style Mannhardt, H. G. and Richard D. Thiessen. "Fürstenwerder (Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)."

lay ministers Heinrich H. Janzen, 1928-1929, Gerhard Bock, 1940-1958, Peter G. Harms, 1954-1966, Abram Reimer, 1954-1989 and Allen Harms (1991-). Salaried

bis 1920. Heilbronn, 1921. Neufeld, Dietrich. Ein Tagebuch aus dem Reiche des Totentanzes. Emden, 1921. MLA style Rempel, John G. "Typhus." Global Anabaptist

were, in order: Klaas Wiebe, Heinrich Reimer, Johannes Wiebe and Peter P. Neufeld; of the Gnadenfeld branch: Peter Schmidt, Gerhard Fast. Heinrich Siebert

on K Street. Kornelius G. Neufeld and Johann P. Rogalsky, both educators from Russia, carried on the work after Wilhelm Neufeld left. By 2013, the school

(January 1955). Niebuhr, Jakob. "Jakob G. Niebuhr Fabriken." Mennonite Life 10 (January 1955). Rempel, David G. "The Mennonite Colonies in New Russia."

and one son. After Irma's death Menno married Elisabeth (Elsie) Peters Neufeld on 10 April 1993. In 1996 Menno and Elsie began an active retirement and

Canada); A. Sawatzky, Gesangschule in Noten and Ziffernoten (n.d., n.p.); G. J. Peters, title unknown (n.p., n.d.); in monthly periodical form, Isaak Born

several months earlier. He then continued on to Didsbury, Alberta, where a Neufeld family had taken in his children.  Harder was appointed by the Conference

John R. Staples and John B. Toews. Kitchener, ON: Pandora Press, 2004. Neufeld, Dietrich. A Russian dance of death: revolution and civil war in the Ukraine

the war and after, are not properly called concentration camps.--Jacob A. Neufeld Governments have at all times attempted to suppress and eliminate unpopular

and book selling business. In 1910 the editorship passed to Kornelius G. Neufeld of Davlekanovo of the Ufa settlement. Then in 1913 J. Janzen of Ohrloff

February 1905 in Burwalde, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement, South Russia to Julius G. Klassen (7 February 1867-19 November 1941) and Anna (Klassen) Klassen (4 June

1916-1921 Fonda was a separate station in charge of H. T. Neufeld. It was supplied from Cantonment by G. A. Linscheid 1921-1938, Benno Toews 1938-1940, and from

Gerhard Bartel, John A. Nickel, John A. Harder, Jacob J. Kroeker, G. A. Flaming, William Neufeld, and P. R. Lange. In 1955 the Lehigh congregation was amalgamated

were granted the A.B. degree in 1915. In the years immediately following, G. A. Lehman was made head of the music department; the academy, up to this time

group of four missionaries consisting of N. N. and Susie Hiebert, Elizabeth Neufeld, and Anna Suderman. Since the field had formerly been claimed by the American

Gerhard A. Neufeld: minister; born 24 June 1894 in Mariental, Molotschna Colony, South Russia, the son of Abram and Katharina (Matties) Neufeld. He married

Aufwärts was a periodical published and edited by Kornelius G. Neufeld, Davlekanovo, Ufa, Russia. It first appeared in 1909 with the subtitle Blätter für

in the Home included Mary Klassen (married name Wiens), Katie Guenther (Neufeld), Sarah Warkentin (Voth), Elizabeth Unruh (Friesen), Lena Isaak (Sawatzky)

Churches Map:Discovery Bible Fellowship (Collinsville, Oklahoma) MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Discovery Bible Fellowship (Collinsville, Oklahoma, USA)." Global Anabaptist

Russia - 17 December 1889, Rueckenau, Molotschna, South Russia) and Maria (Neufeld) Wiens (17 January 1842, Prangenau, Molotschna, South Russia - 19 June 1901)

had the following preachers: Gortchakovo—G. Friesen, Sen., B. Friesen, Johann Heinrichs, H. K. Siemens, G. G. Friesen, Jun., H. B. Friesen, and H. H. Siemens;

South Russia, and died 2 June 1946 in Stuartburn, Manitoba. The son of Gerhard G. and Sara (Wiebe) Löwen, he married Maria Derksen in 1884 and together they

came into being by the grace of God and the testimony of Abe and Irene Neufeld during the 1970s. This "TUGA" (Tulpengasse) church has divided and developed

and executive member. According to Abram J. Neufeld, one of Schmidt’s earliest students at Plum Hollow, "G. G. Schmidt was the teacher par excellence." He

Kliewer 1925-1932 Edmund G. Kaufman 1932-1952 David C. Wedel 1952-1959 J. Winfield Fretz (interim) 1959-1960 Vernon Neufeld 1960-1966 Orville E. Voth

title=Bergthold,_Anna_G._Suderman_(1875-1957)&oldid=174620. APA style Wiebe, Katie Funk and Richard D. Thiessen. (January 2006). Bergthold, Anna G. Suderman (1875-1957)

married Sara Neufeld (14 June 1903, Marienthal, Molotschna, South Russia – 1992), daughter of Abram G. Neufeld (1867-1902) and Anna (Matthies) Neufeld (1859-1916)

BC; J. G. Neufeld, Didsbury, AB; J. H. Neufeld, Gem, Alberta; Johann Neufeld, Tofield, Alberta; Abram G. Neufeld, Whitewater, Manitoba; Cornelius G. Neufeld

(interim) 1961-1962 Henry H. Janzen 1962-1964 Henry G. Thielman 1964-1968 Herman Lenzmann 1968-1976 John G. Baerg 1976-1982 John E. Klassen 1982-1992 Jacob

Peter W. Martens (1967-1973), Isaac B. Hildebrandt (1973-1975), Jake G. Neufeld and Theodor Martens (1975-1982), and William Schroeder (1983). Canadian

these men later became prominent MB leaders, including Willie Berg, William Neufeld, William A. Dueck, E. C. Brandt, John M. Schmidt, and Jacob A. Froese. It

1908 a revised edition was prepared by the pastor of the congregation, H. G. Mannhardt, who reduced the number of hymns from 703 to 445, of which approximately

festivals became very popular in Russia before World War I. Kornelius G. Neufeld published the magazine Aufwärts, 1909 f., which was originally devoted

Churches Map:Madera Avenue Bible Church, Madera, California MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Madera Avenue Bible Church (Madera, California, USA)." Global Anabaptist

were D. K. Friesen, P. Brown, J. M. Froese, J. Hooge, C. C. Neufeld, Walter E. Kroeker, and G. H. Fast.  In 1964 the company opened CHSM in Steinbach and

(January 1955): 21 ff. Mannhardt, H. G. Die Danziger Mennonitengemeinde. Danzig, 1919. Niebuhr, Jakob J. "Jakob G. Niebuhr Fabriken." Mennonite Life (January

the leading minister, followed by John Harms in 1946. In 1951, Gerhard A. Neufeld became the leading minister, and served until his retirement in 1966. Other

2006):  http://calmenno.org/bulletin/fall06.pdf “Obituary of Kornelius G. Neufeld.” Zionsbote (10 July 1946): 12. Powles, J. C., Librarian, Spurgeon’s College

was the leader and minister of the church in 1925-1944. In 1952 John J. Neufeld was serving as pre­siding minister and A. W. Klassen as assistant minister

Mennonite Brethren Studies, Fresno, CA: Record Group CB542. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Escondido Mennonite Brethren Church (Escondido, California, USA)."

Kingdom, Cross and Community. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1976: 141-95. Neufeld, Elmer. "Christian Responsibility in the Political Situation." Mennonite

Conference of Mennonite Brethren (MB) Churches. The initial pastor was Geoff Neufeld, who served the church from 1995 until 2002. The church experienced significant

A. Funk 1907-20, Albert Claassen 1920, G. A. Linscheid 1920-21, H. T. Neufeld 1921-27, H. J. Kliewer 1927-36, G. A. Linscheid 1936-38, Benno Toews 1938-40

250 people.  The founder of I. J. Neufeld & Co. was Isaak Johann Neufeld, son of Johann and Susanna (Reimer) Neufeld, born in Orloff, Molotschna Mennonite

J. J. Wiebe 1944-1945, D. J. Gerbrandt 1945 (now at Indiahoma), H. J. Neufeld 1949, who was in charge of the Post Oak Mission in 1954. Among the helpers

of the families had moved to Henderson or Jansen, Nebraska. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Boone County Mennonite Brethren Church (Petersburg, Nebraska, USA)

services was completed earlier than in cities like Danzig. Some ministers, e.g., Buhler in the Grosswerder, began to preach in German in 1757, although the

the Cheyenne translations in mission work there. As a result, in May 1904 G. A. Linscheid began work at Busby, Montana. Mission stations were subsequently

Winnipeg, Manitoba. Address: Box 104, 146 Poplar Avenue, Elm Creek, MB R0G 0N0 Phone: 204-436-2290 Website: Crossway Elm Creek Denominational Affiliations:

General Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (1928-1980) MLA style Neufeld, Henry and Marlene Epp. "Arnaud Mennonite Brethren Church (Arnaud, Manitoba

of Matsqui Mennonite Brethren Church 1945-1975. Abbotsford, BC: Elizabeth G. Klassen, 2007. Mennonite Brethren Herald (11 September 1992): 14. Mennonite

missionaries included Katharina Reimer, Anna Epp, Anna Peters and Agnes Neufeld. Edna Gerdes started the American Mennonite Brethren Mission Middle School

Susan. "G. A. Klassen & Neufeld." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 2012. Web. 11 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=G._A._Kla

General Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (1938-2003) MLA style Neufeld, Herman and Marlene Epp. "North Kildonan Mennonite Brethren Church (Winnipeg

Yahweh in the old dispensation is now superseded by the new way of Jesus. (2) G. F. Hershberger, concerned to find a more consistent understanding of the divine

contributions in the Mennonitische Warte (1935-38). This was also the case with G. G. Wiens who, under the name "Jan Friesen," wrote very unhappy reminiscences

Aron G. Sawatzky. Choral singing in Canadian Mennonite congregations was stimulated by Russian Mennonite immigrants of the 1920s—K. H. Neufeld, John Konrad

leadership of Jakob Janzen’s son-in-law, Kornelius A. Neufeld (1869-1917). Both Jakob Janzen and Kornelius Neufeld died in 1917 at the time of the Russian Revolution

Geschichte der Mennoniten-Brüdergemeinde. Winnipeg, 1954: 205 ff. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. and Cornelius Krahn. "Tchunayev Mennonite Brethren Church (Tchunayev

ninth of 11 children of John G. Neufeld (1884-1963) and Katharina (Enns) Neufeld (1887-1942). In the same year the Neufeld family immigrated to Canada,

1954 it had a membership of 57. D. W. Siemens, B. C. Willems, G. G. Wiens, William Neufeld, D. J. Wiens, and J. W. Fast have been leaders in the congregation

pastor was Michael Brown from 1991 until 1997, assisted for a time by Jay Neufeld in 1992. The church began to struggle in 1995 and was assisted financially

was succeeded by Franz Ediger, and Töws by G. Schroeder. Later teachers were Aron Rempel, Heinrich Neufeld, Peter Sawatzky, Susanna Loewen, Helena Froese

this district had 37 church members and 37 children. -- John G. Rempel. MLA style Wiebe, Victor G. "Capasin Mennonite Church (Capasin, Saskatchewan, Canada)

the music director was Abe B. Janzen who was followed in 1954 by Wilmer Neufeld. Later CFQC shifted the broadcast time to a less suitable hour, and in the

first ministers of the church were Frank Peters and Peter Harms with G. G. Neufeld from the Whitewater Church in Boissevain assisting with baptism and communion

's Gravenhage, 1884. BRUYN: J. G. de Groot Jamin, Jr. Geslachtslijst van de Familie Bruyn. Amsterdam, 1886. CATE, TEN: G. ten Cate. Geslachtslijst van den

https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Neufeld,_Irene_M._Loewen_(1926-2016)&oldid=169610. APA style Neufeld, Rebecca Yoder. (March 2017). Neufeld, Irene M. Loewen (1926-2016)

the Arapaho language to writing, 1896-1920; the H. T. Neufelds, 1921-1927. They were followed by the G. A. Linscheids, and later by the Arthur Friesens and

notable contributions to creative literature within the last half century. Peter G. Epp (1888-1954), who emigrated from Russia to the United States in 1924 taught

at the time. Other important companies were Lepp & Wallman, J. G. Niebuhr, I. J. Neufeld,  J. A. Klassen, and Franz & Schroeder. In the 1911-1912 year,

prior to 1955 included Jacob B. Penner, J. J. Buller, P. Shultz, G. Klassen, John J. Neufeld and A. A. Hyde. After dissolution the church building was moved

microfilmed at Mennonite Heritage Centre. Address: Box 31, Graysville, MB R0G 0T0 Phone: 204-828-3359 Website: Graysville Mennonite Church Denominational

place of worship ever since. The membership in 1957 was 92, with Ernest W. Neufeld serving as pastor. MLA style Raid, Howard and Samuel J. Steiner. "First

deacon. Officiating at this service were the elders Jakob G. Wiens of Tchunayevka, Hermann A. Neufeld of Ignatyevka, and Jakob Janz of Friedensfeld, of South

Herman A. Neufeld (1860-1931) and Katharina (Klassen) Neufeld (1864-1940) and was the sister of the well-known choral musician K. H. Neufeld (1892-1957)

Missions. The Board asked C. G. Neufeld to serve, and his personal warmth and stability helped the church to regroup. Neufeld visited families in Wembley

towards the church at an early age, he was baptized at age 18 by Ältester C. G. Neufeld of the Bergthal Mennonite Church. After completing his studies at Canadian

assist in resolving tensions. In addition to Benjamin Janz, Heinrich A. Neufeld (1865-1933) and Cornelius N. Hiebert visited Fox Valley as evangelists and

as on a smaller scale (3) by the Dutch Mennonites. M. B. Fast and W. P. Neufeld took food and clothing to the Mennonites in Siberia in 1919, and the Mennonite

Erna Warkentin, daughter of Herman Warkentin (1888-1952) and Katharine (Neufeld) Warkentin (1896-1984) on 2 November 1952 in Munson, Alberta. Together they

ministry and Play School ministry were started in 1974. Under pastor Herb Neufeld, the Elder model of leadership was initiated in 1977. Other Mennonite Brethren

sailed from Bremerhaven, Germany for India. Also sailing with them were Johann G. Wiens and his wife, and Anna Epp from Rosenort. After a year of learning the

(Berlin, 1939), and in numerous other books and articles. Gustav E. Reimer and G. R. Gaeddert presented Exiled by the Czar: Cornelius Jansen and the Great Mennonite

1874 a new edition appeared in book form (3d revised ed., 1897), with the G clef for the soprano and alto in place of the C clef, which was no longer understood

Volumes 421, 1333, Reel 88. Mailing Address: Box 1077, Killarney, MB R0K 1G0 Location: 616 Lakeview Avenue, Killarney, MB Phone: 204-523-8960 Denominational

permanent arrangement. Those interested met at the home of Henry and Margaret Neufeld in Osler on 11 November. During that week, a small building formerly used

the Russo-Canadian Mennonites." Mennonite Life (January 1946): 22 f. Neufeld, K. G. ed. Aufwärts: Blätter für Sänger und Dirigenten und für Liebhaber des

Daniel Good, Aelt. der Gemeinde in Rockingham County, Virginia. Bishop A. G. Clemmer (d. 1939) is reported to have used a manuscript ministers' manual

MB: Christian Press, [1951]. 110 pp. This book was dramatized by Esther Neufeld ca. 1990. Der Bote (19 August 1953): 6. GRANDMA = GRANDMA (The Genealogical

that period. He also quotes from Erinnerungen an die Anfänge Unserer M.-B.-G. 1884 (Remembrances of the Beginnings of Our Mennonite Brethren Church 1884)

for Mennonite Brethren Studies. Address: 3160 Ross Rd., Abbotsford, BC  V4X 1G4 Phone: 604-856-2024 Website: Ross Road Community Church website Denominational

Brandon explored the possibility of Local German services with Ältester G.G. Neufeld of the Whitewater Gemeinde. Beginning in November 1954 ministers from

1937): 5. Neufeld, Catherine Wiens. "Mennonite Bible Mission now Grace Mennonite Church." The Mennonite 66, no. 6 (6 February 1951): 92. Neufeld, John and

served the school, among them Isaak P. Regehr, D. P. Enns, G. H. Peters, and Heinrich D. Neufeld. MLA style Goerz, Heinrich. "Alexanderkrone Business School

Mennoniten-Bruedergemende: 316-323. Die Mennonitische Rundschau (30 March 1960). Neufeld, Kathryn (Regehr). Memories, 1988. Regehr, Gerhard P. “Etliche Gedanken…wen

Press, 1968. Neufeld, Bernie, ed. Music in Worship: a Mennonite perspective. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1998. Rempel, John D. "Mennonites." in G. Wainwright

Reynold G. Siemens: cellist and English professor; born 6 April 1932 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, to George G. Siemens (25 March 1902, Rosenfeld, Manitoba

divisions with 220 teachers, though still meeting in one convention. N. G. Neufeld had been convention secretary during the 1950s. MLA style Brown, Peter

in the Mennonite Brethren Church at Boissevain, Manitoba. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Gnieden-Blumenheim Mennonite Brethren Church (Zaporizhia Oblast, Ukraine)

instrumental in helping the church articulate a vision for the future. Norm Neufeld began his pastoral ministry to SMBC in 1998 but died early in 2000 after

Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. I, 314. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Caddo Mennonite Brethren Church (Caddo, Oklahoma, USA)." Global Anabaptist

understanding faith. Therefore, the traditional sources of Christian orthodoxy--e.g., creeds and early church doctrinal formulations--should also be considered

been preserved by a former member for possible future use. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Salem Mennonite Brethren Church (Mingo, Thomas County, Kansas, USA)

became the leader of the church at Hooker, Oklahoma, in 1906. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Butler County Mennonite Brethren Church (Cassidy, Kansas, USA)." Global

The Rev. Jacob Stucky Family Record 1824-1953. North Newton, 1954. Neufeld, I. G, "Jacob Stucky—Pioneer of Two Continents." Mennonite Life IV (January

Mennonite Brethren communities and to Texas and Oklahoma. MLA style Neufeld, I. G. "Durham Mennonite Brethren Church (Durham, Kansas, USA)." Global Anabaptist

within the conference until 1993. Sawatzky, Herb, Bev Friesen and Clare Neufeld. "A Short History and Evaluation of the Last 9 Years of the Evangelism &

Manitoba Conference included H. S. Voth, A. H. Unruh, J. G. Wiens, H. H. Janzen, D. D. Derksen, and G. D. Pries. -- H. H. Redekop In 1929 the Mennonite Brethren

Winnipeg, MB: Volume 523. Address: 401 Westwood Drive, Winnipeg, MB R3K 1G4 Location: Corner of Westwood Drive and McBey Avenue (Co-ordinates 49.878333

the Northern Cheyenne Indians. The work was begun in 1904, by Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Linscheid, who remained in the work until 1920. Other workers up to 1953

became part of the Mennonite Brethren conferences in 1963. Jacob "Jay" Neufeld was the first pastor. Through the efforts of Dan Reimer, who had already

for Mennonite Brethren Studies. Address: 831 Thornhill Avenue, Morden, MB, R0G 1J0 (Coordinates 49.193056 -98.116944) Phone: 204-822-5172 Church website:

Andres 1967-1975 Jake Giesbrecht 1978-1980 Ray Kennedy 1980-1981 Clare Neufeld 1981-1990 Reuben Baerg 1990-1991 Bernie Retzlaff 1990-1991 Verner Friesen

Committee of the Conference of United Mennonite Churches of Ontario, C. K. Neufeld and Johann Wichert, explored the possibility of a mission in the the city

Years of Service Martha Smith Good 1981-1987 Dave Tiessen 1987-1996 Hugo Neufeld 1996-1997

2928, 3390, 3539, 4441. Address: 659 East 52nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC  V5X 1G8 Phone: 604-321-2131 Website: Peace Church on 52nd Denominational Affiliations:

Vogt (1886-1968) who was also Buhr's brother-in-law, pastor Heinrich A. Neufeld who also served on the Board of CMBoC. Both Buhr and Hiebert had not been

church also experienced rapid growth. With the appointment of Alexander Neufeld as lead pastor in 1987, John’s assignment in Germany changed from a pastoral

After study at Waterloo College, Neufeld attended the Cleveland School of Art (1935-39) and then set up the Neufeld Studios in New York City and New Preston

Cornelius D. Toews, Bernhard B. Boldt, Henry G. Bartsch 1946-1947 Cornelius C. Peters (principal), Henry G. Bartsch, Herman Lenzmann, Walter Wiebe, Rudy

of the Sixth Annual Conference on Mennonite Cultural Problems (1947). Neufeld, I. G. "The Life Cycle of Mennonite Families in Marion County, Kansas." Proceedings

Springstein Mennonite Church, 1963, 60 pp. Address: Box 38, Springstein MB R0G 2N0; located at 22 Victoria Road, Springstein, Manitoba Phone: 204-735-2758

Klippenstein, Lawrence and Julius G. Toews, eds., Mennonite Memories. Winnipeg: Centennial Publications, 1977. Neufeld, Vernon H. ed., If We Can Love: The

(27 April 1981): 12. Address: Box 1719, 335 6th Street S.E., Altona, MB R0G 0B0 (Co-ordinates 49.095556, -97.551111 [49° 05' 44" N 97° 33' 04" W]) Phone:

Christian Pacifist. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1973. Epp, Frank H. and Marlene G. Epp. The Progressions of the Mennonite Central Committee Peace Section. Akron

on-ks. Schmidt, Steven G. “25 Years: A Brief History of New Creation Fellowship.” Unpublished booklet. 1998. Schmidt, Steven G., interview by author. Newton

services was completed earlier than in cities like Danzig. Some ministers, e.g., Buhler in the Grosswerder, began to preach in German in 1757, al­though the

microfilmed at Mennonite Heritage Centre. Address: Box 2798, Steinbach MB R5G 1P2; located at 345 Loewen Blvd., Steinbach, Manitoba Phone: 204-326-2293 Website:

Minister Years Frank Janzen 1936-1937 John J. Neufeld 1937 Johann F. Peters 1937-1938 Peter Reimer 1938-1939 David G. Quapp 1939-1943 Heinrich Regehr 1943-1944

1937 to work among the Russian-speaking people in Vancouver. In 1944 Henry G. Classen was appointed city missionary in Vancouver, with a mandate that included

gs/SK/SK_Aberdeen.htm. Mennonite Reporter (18 Sept. 1989): 11. Rempel, J. G. Die Rosenorter Gemeinde in Saskatchewan. Rosthern, 1950. Mennonite Heritage

(Bishop) 1862-1866 1866-1893 William B. Eicher (1869-1936) 1894 Harvey G. "H. G." Allebach (1869-1921) 1894-1897 Peter E. "P. E." Stuckey (1844-1929) 1897-1902

1980s. While there are other types of Bible instruction in various settings (e.g., winter and summer Bible schools for adults and children and Bible instruction

services in 1955. The first building was occupied in 1955. Henry and Elna Neufeld are considered the founding leaders of the group. The congregation originated

1970s and beyond took leadership roles in the congregation. In 1982, Anne Neufeld Rupp was called to be the first woman to serve in a lead pastoral role.

Mennonite Church (Drake, Saskatchewan)-Former Location MLA style Wiebe, Victor G. "North Star Mennonite Church (Drake, Saskatchewan, Canada)." Global Anabaptist

Henry Isaac 1967-1971 David Neufeld (Interim) 1971-1973 Leonard Epp 1973-1980 Walter Klaassen (Interim) 1980-1981 Peter G. Sawatzky 1981-1988 Waldemar

MB: Volumes 326-327, Reel 53. Address: 11210 59 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T6H 1G3 Phone: 780-434-4268 Website: Lendrum MB Church Denominational Affiliations:

(1892-1989) 1952-1957 William G. Unrau (1921-2022) 1958-1968 Levi H. Koehn (1920-1983) 1968-1975 Charles D. Asche 1975-1978 Ernest W. Neufeld (1932-2015) 1978-1982

Miller, and Clayton Kratz, the Mennonite relief workers in Russia included G. G. Hiebert, P. C. Hiebert, D. R. Hoeppner, Barbara Hofer, D. M. Hofer, C. E

to start churches in the bigger cities. Rather, they went to rural areas, e.g. Hokkaido (MC) and Kyushu (GCM). As people moved from rural areas for education

Illuminated Manuscripts,  rev. ed. New York: Dover Publications, 1973. Brumbaugh, M. G. The Life and Works of Christopher Dock. Philadelphia, 1908. Dock, Christopher

institutions are published biennially in MC Yearbook, e.g., (1988-89), 125-127. For historical accounts see Neufeld, Vernon H. If We Can Love. Newton, KS, 1983. See

Conference Mennonite Church, 1985; Lombard, Ill.: Mennonite Church, 1985. Neufeld, I. G. "The Life Cycle of Mennonite Families in Marion County, Kansas." Proceedings

General Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (1936-2002) By Herman Neufeld copied by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite

Aengaende de voornaemste Leer-Stucken des Christelicken GodtsDienst Gestelt door G. F. Aldendorp, A. V. Heuven, . Andries, W. V. Maurick. The Groningen Old Swiss

Historical Society of Canada collection, Mennonite Archives of Ontario. Rempel, J. G. Die Rosenorter Gemeinde in Saskatchewan. 1950, 183 pp. Rosthern Mennonite

?ref=ol#mode/2up. Peters, G. W. The Growth of Foreign Mis­sions in the Mennonite Brethren Church. Hillsboro, 1952. Peters, G. W. Foundations of Mennonite

Pont. In the one by Bartels the congregational life is restored by Pastor Neufeld. Impressions of the activities in the city, instruction from the pastor

Brethren Herald (27 May 1988): 14. Mailing address: Box 5721, Squamish, BC  V0N 3G0 Meeting address: 38265 Westway Ave., Squamish, BC Phone: 604-892-5023 Denominational

Mennonite Heritage Centre. Address: 117 2nd Street NW, Altona, Manitoba R0G 0B1 (Co-ordinates 49.106944, -97.562222 [49° 06' 25" N 97° 33' 44" W]) Phone:

August 2009). Address: 36228 Lower Sumas Mountain Road, Abbotsford BC   V3G 2J3 Phone: (604) 855-0911 Website: Mountain Park Community Church Denominational

1938. Neufeld, Elmer. "Christian Responsibility in the Political Situation." Mennonite Quarterly Review (1958): 141-62. Reimer, Gustav E. and G. R. Gaeddert