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Paraguay: G. Ratzlaff, 1987. Ratzlaff, Gerhard. Deutsches Jahrbuch für 1988: Geschichte, Kultur, Unterhaltung. Asunción, Paraguay, 1988. Ratzlaff, Gerhard. Eine

der Kolonie Friesland, 2012. Ratzlaff, Gerhard, ed. Auf den Spuren der Väter. Filadelfia, Paraguay, 1987. Ratzlaff, Gerhard. Deutsches Jahrbuch für  Paraguay

belts (instead of suspenders), were not permitted in 1987. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Rio Verde Colony (San Pedro Department, Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist

and Lombard, IL: Mennonite World Conference, 1984: 100. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Luz y Esperanza Colony (Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

1964. Janzen, A. E. The Moro's Spear. Hillsboro, KS, 1962. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Isaak, Kornelius (1928-1958)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

the German-speaking Mennonite Brethren congregations. Janz, Willy and Gerhard Ratzlaff, eds. Gemeinde unter dem Kreuz des Südens: Eine geschichtliche Darstellung

Bolanden-Weierhof: Mennonitischer Geschichtsverein e.V., 1988: 145. Ratzlaff, Gerhard. Ein Leib - viele Glieder: Die mennonitischen Gemeinden in Paraguay

Handbook. Lombard, IL: Mennonite World Conference, 1978: 252. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Reinfeld Colony (Misiones Department, Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist

congregation (40 English-speaking, 13 Spanish-speaking). MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Rio Corrientes Colony (Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

60. The population of the colony, at that time, was 220. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Tres Palmas Colony (Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

missionaries sent to the field were Abraham Unger, Abraham and Anna Ratzlaff, and Gerhard and Katharina Giesbrecht. The first convert, Sepe Thama (i.e., a

org/index.php?title=Giesbrecht,_Gerhard_Benjamin_(1906-1977)&oldid=174679. APA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. (1987). Giesbrecht, Gerhard Benjamin (1906-1977). Global

pastor of the congregation and leader of the settlement. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "La Montaña Colony (Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

do use motorized vehicles and wear contemporary clothing. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Santa Clara Colony (Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

a year. The Board monitors the business affairs of the conference. Ratzlaff, Gerhard. Ein Leib - viele Glieder: Die mennonitischen Gemeinden in Paraguay

Pieces. Waterloo, ON: Mennonite Publishing Service, 1983: 46. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard and Bernhard (Benny) Goertzen. "Confraternidad Evangélica Menonita

his wife were killed 28 May 1986 in a car accident. Janz, Willy and Gerhard Ratzlaff, eds. Gemeinde unter dem Kreuz des Südens: Die Mennoniten Brüder Gemeinden

Paraguay’s Mennogemeinde." Journal of Mennonite Studies (2005): 185-211. Ratzlaff, Gerhard. Ein Leib - viele Glieder - Die Mennonitengemeinden in Paraguay. Asunción

missionaries sent to the field were Abraham Unger, Abraham and Anna Ratzlaff, and Gerhard and Katharina Giesbrecht. The first convert, Sepe Thama (i.e., a

(1973-1979), Curitiba; Gerhard Ratzlaff (1979-1985), Asunción; Peter Penner (1985-), Witmarsum. Janz, Willy and Gerhard Ratzlaff. Gemeinde unter dem Kreuz

http://www.menonitica.org/lexikon/index.php?N:Nuevo_Mexiko. MLA style Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Nuevo Mexiko Colony (Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

15 May 2013. http://www.menonitica.org/lexikon/?U:Unruh%2C_Myrtle. Ratzlaff, Gerhard. "Robert & Myrtle Unruh: Agra-Missionaries." Profiles of Mennonite

Lenzmann Gerhard Thielmann David A. Friesen 1956 June 9 Herman Lenzmann Gerhard Thielmann David A. Friesen 1957 June 9 Peter R. Toews Gerhard Thielmann

Mennonite World Conference, 1978: 252 MLA style Bender, Harold S. and Gerhard Ratzlaff. "Bergthal Colony (Caaguazú Department, Paraguay)." Global Anabaptist

elder. He met with his co-elders, Peter Wedel, Wilhelm Lange, and Benjamin Ratzlaff, inviting representatives of the Kleine Gemeinde to meet with them. Since

October 1904 in Neukirch, Molotschna Colony, South Russia.  He was the son of Gerhard J. Thielman (31 August 1868-23 December 1934) and Katharina "Tina" (Harder)

The congregation formally organized on 27 December 1935, with 24 members. Gerhard Rempel was the first leader, elected on 24 January 1936; he served for one

were Aron Rempel, Gustav Rempel, Daniel Unger, Abr. Görz, Heinrich Ediger, Gerhard Klassen, Heinrich Franz, H. A. Neufeld, Heinrich J. Janzen, Heinrich Jantz

North America, Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard B. Giesbrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Klassen, Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich Lepp, Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Hein, Mr. and Mrs. David Hein

Ministers were Aaron Reimer, Peter Bärgen, Schmidt, Isaak Braun, and Abram Ratzlaff (1913). Meetinghouses were located in all the villages mentioned as districts

S. T. With Christ in the Edge of the Jungles. Berne, IN, 1941. Peters, Gerhard Wilhelm. The Growth of Foreign Missions in the Mennonite Brethren Church

Gustav Hölbe GmbH, 1977. Lohrenz, Gerhard. The Lost Generation and other Stories. Steinbach, MB, 1982. Lohrenz, Gerhard. The Odyssey of the Bergen Family

lyrical poet to emerge from among the Russian Mennonites was Fritz Senn (Gerhard Friesen) (1894-1983). Publishing his poems in such periodicals as Mennonitische

1911-1922 Isaac Penner (d. 1924) 1917-1924 Isaac Toews (1887-1976) 1922-1956 Gerhard de Veer (1886-1981) 1922-1929 Daniel Boese (1989-1988) 1922-1988 Frank F

1991.  When Jake Balzer translated the book, Ein Leib viele Glieder by Gerhard Ratzlaff, from German into One Body Many Parts, Judith Rempel typed, formatted

missionary; born 7 April 1911 as the 2nd youngest of eight surviving children to Gerhard Baerg (1871-1919) and Anna (Matthies) Baerg (1875-1954) in Apanlee, Molotschna

Winnipeg on 27 September 1968. Clockwise starting at bottom left: Vern Ratzlaff (Winnipeg, Man.), Henry Dueck (Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference)

1880), Heinrich Johann Janzen, Johannes Heinrich Janzen, Martin Fast, and Gerhard Loewen (literature). All, of course, wrote in German. Of the Russian Mennonite

Hiebert in Alberta (in the riding of Didsbury-Conservative), 1906-9, and Gerhard Ens in Saskatchewan (Rosthern-Liberal [L]), 1905-13. In the 1950s and thereafter

Pankratz, Heinrich Penner, Peter Penner, Gerhard Petker, Benjamin Ratzlaff, Franz Spenst, Mrs. Johann Sperling, Gerhard Toews, Johann Voth, Tobias Voth, Cornelius

other villages. The first leading ministers were Abram Ratzlaff and Jacob Ott, assisted by Gerhard Giesbrecht, Peter Krause, Johann Pätkau, and David Janzen