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(Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2003. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=First_Mennonite_Church_(Kitchener

family of four sons. He married Barbara Claassen (1 September 1915-29 July 2003) on 21 January 1939. They had two sons and one daughter. Donovan died 13

Mumaw (13 June 1856-5 July 1950). He was the youngest in a family of eleven children. On 28 May 1928 he married Esther Mosemann (24 July 1905-17 June 1964)

worship is English; the transition from German occurred in the 1960s. In July 2003 over 200 people gathered to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding

conference of the North American Vietnamese Mennonite Fellowship on 4-6 July 2003. The congregation was able to secure the former Allentown Mennonite Church

was a member of First Mennonite Church in Bluffton, Ohio. She died 29 July 2003 at Mennonite Memorial Home and is buried in Maple Grove cemetery, Bluffton

homeland because of persecution, and a group arrived in Kitchener, Ontario in July 2003. They initially met in homes when the group included only 15 people, but

married Betty Suderman. They had three daughters and one son. Abe died 15 July 2003 in Abbotsford, British Columbia. Within three months of his birth Abe Klassen

Canadian Mennonite 7 (6 October 2003).  "Defining moments." Editorials in Canadian Mennonite (30 June and 14 July 2003). Bound volumes of The Canadian

(Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2003. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Grace_Lao_Mennonite_Church_(Kitchener

Herald (16 July 1999): 25. "John G. Baerg." Mennonitsche Rundschau (October 1999): 32. "Martha Baerg." St. Catharines Standard (31 July 2003). Neufeld,

in Korean and English at Valleyview." Canadian Mennonite 7, no. 14 (14 July 2003): 28. "Pastoral interns share doubts and affirmation." Canadian Mennonite 5

summer work began on construction, with the completed church dedicated on 8 July 1917. The building was on Aron Dörksen's farm at SEq-Sec36-Tw49-Rn17-W2.

funding from the BC MB Board of Church Extension for several years and in July 2003, Wallace Sung was installed as church planting pastor. A group of Chinese

again in June 2003. The congregation formally organized on 24 April 1951. The dedication service of the Zion building took place on 21 July 1951. T. K. Hershey

anniversary on 26-27 July 2003. Mennonite Brethren Herald (27 May 27): 41; (19 November 1999); (3 November 2000); (3 October 2003); (December 2011); (May

acquired and the first service at 2015 Lincolnway East was held on 27 July 2003. Maple City Chapel is known for its creative approach to ministry and strong

http://old.mbconf.ca/mb/mbh3720/personal.htm (accessed 20 August 2009); (July 11, 2003): http://www.mbherald.com/42/09/personalia.en.html (accessed 20 August

its board (2003-2009). In 1996 Dawn Ruth Nelson began to offer spiritual direction, a ministry she offered for the next two decades. In July 2003 she became

Zambia, India, Indonesia, Taiwan and Japan. The exhibition opened in July 2003 at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo before going to the Zimbabwe

M. Turns Twenty Years Old." The FCM Informer (July/August 2003): 4. http://www.fcminformer.org/issues/2003-v4-Jul-Aug/index-4.html (accessed 1 September

Mennonite Church USA Directory (2003): 38-40. Lehman, Glenn. "Pennsylvania Seeds, Ohio Fruit." Gospel Herald (14 July 1987): 488-500. Rudy, John. Unity

opened in Winnipeg in preparation for Assembly 12. That assembly, held in July 1990, was the largest in World Conference history -- registration was about

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON: Pandora Press, 2003. Address: 2025-20th Avenue

Brunk III 12 1993, July 27-Aug 1 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania David Mann 13 1995, July 25-30 Wichita, Kansas Donella Clemens 14 1997, July 29-Aug 2 Orlando

plant 200 churches in 10 years. The church grew to the point where, in July 2003, an organizing conference of 47 church leaders desiring to identify with

The formation of MC Canada was the culmination of a process that began in July 1989 with the decision of two North American church bodies—the Mennonite

dropped. In 1986 the total baptized Mennonite membership was 1,000 (1,220 in 2003). Of these, 525 belonged to the four congregations of the Konferenz der Mennonitengemeinden

College) in September 2000. College Bulletin: Fortieth Anniversary Edition (July 1984). Doerksen, John G. "Mennonite Brethren Bible College and College of

(Fresno, California, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2012. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Fresno_Pacific_

students studied in American Mennonite colleges as exchange students. In 2003 the Amsterdam Mennonite Seminary became affiliated with the Free University

Miller In 2010 the conference had 104 congregations with 11,141 members: In July 2018 the ministers of the Conservative Mennonite Conference voted to change

large provincial university. The University of Waterloo, itself founded in July 1957, invited a number of Christian denominations to establish affiliated

addition. While the primary language of worship up to the 1960s was German, in 2003 all services and Christian Education programs were English, except for a

history of the Mennonites in Ontario. 1935: 61, 43-48. Canadian Mennonite (July 12, 1966): 10. Coffman, S.F. "The one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of

Church. It became a member of the General Conference in 1947. Membership in 2003 was composed of persons from both Swiss and Russian Mennonite backgrounds

was added to the front of the church, along with some renovations, and in July of that year the name was changed from Cressman Mennonite Church to Breslau

retained a president until June 2003 when CMBC president Gerald Gerbrandt was appointed president of the university. In October 2003 the university moved from

discussion. The first major gathering of this nature is scheduled to take place in July 2010 in British Columbia to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth

ceremony was held on 27 February 1963, and the building was dedicated on 14 July of that year. They named it Eben-Ezer Mennonite Church (Eben-Ezer means the

of Russia, which was followed by the better known second Manifesto of 22 July 1763 patterned after the Potsdam Edict of 1685. Prospective settlers were

pastors and congregational representatives. Church offices were in La Ceiba. In 2003 there were 104 congregations with 9000 members. From the early 1970s onward

Rockingham County, Virginia, 16 October 1848, and died in Elkhart, Indiana, 22 July 1899. John Samuel was the eldest of 12 children born to Samuel and Frances

of the family of faith. The provincial conference was incorporated on 22 July 1940 with the following congregations officially listed as members: Oliver

October 1904-15 September 1991) and Martha (Derstine) Clemmer (4 July 1904-15 February 2003). Sue’s memorial service was held at St. Jacobs Mennonite Church

Nathaniel B. Grubb, born 6 July 1850, in Frederick Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, was the son of Silas and Elizabeth Bertolet Grubb, of Pennsylvania-German

fellowship. More families from Poole joined this group a few years later. In 2003 the congregation assisted Mennonites from Mexico who moved into the area

Village located just east of the church property. It continued until 1995. In 2003 the church's mission involvement continued in Lang's Farm Village, and many

World Conference, 1984: 27. "2003 Asia/Pacific Mennonite & Brethren in Christ Churches." Mennonite World Conference. 2003. http://www.mwc-cmm.org/Directory/asiapacific

Web. 22 July 2015. http://erbstchurch.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Erb-Street-Cemetery-Walk-Booklet.pdf. Waterloo Region Generations. Web. 22 July 2015.

Edited by Michael G. Cartwright and Peter Ochs. London: SCM, 2003; Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2003; Waterloo, ON: Herald Press, 2008. Yoder, John Howard. Karl

packages. Among the 24 workers who served in England were Peter J. Dyck (July 1941-July 1945) and Elfrieda Klassen Dyck (1941-45). For the work in London see

the third largest island in the Caribbean. The capital city is Kingston. In July 2010 the estimated population of Jamaica was 2,847,232. Most Jamaicans are

re-establishing the East African Community was finally signed: it was ratified on 7 July 2000. A Customs Union came into effect on 1 January 2005. The Republics of

_Earl_%22Malcolm%22_(1919-2003)_and_Esther_Wenger_(1922-2016)&oldid=177471. APA style Haury, David A. (December 2019). Wenger, Earl "Malcolm" (1919-2003) and Esther

MB, 1953: 70 pp. Mennonite Brethren Herald (27 May 1988): 43; (5 December 2003). Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies, Winnipeg MB: Volumes 483-491, Reels

of Israel Cressman. The congregation met each Sunday at the Biehn home. In July 1907, the Waterloo school was built on the southwest corner of the deacon’s

the first leading minister. The congregation's first baptism was held 14 July 1929. In 1930 the church was officially accepted into the Northern District

Mennonite Brethren Church. "Elmwood Mennonite Brethren Church History." July 2007. Web. 14 July 2011. http://www.embchurch.ca/. Klassen, Catherine. "Early History

second mandate, 24 July 1526, forbade Anabaptist meetings in the vicinity of the city (Stähelin, Basler Reformation, 130f.). On 6 July and 3 August 1527

College (1985-2003). He was an instructor (1985-87), Academic Dean (1987-95), Internship Director (1994-2003), and Campus Pastor (1999-2003). John was instrumental

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, Ont.: Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History

publication have been: Mennonite Publishing Company, Elkhart, Indiana, to 8 July 1908; Mennonite Publishing House, Scottdale, Pennsylvania, to 17 October

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON : Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

Online. July 2011. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Gingrich,_Newton_L._(1925-1979)&oldid=165118. APA style Steiner, Samuel J. (July 2011)

years Dyck lived with his daughter in Germany and died in Darlaten on 10 July 1970. Arnold Dyck's stature as a major Mennonite writer remains secure, as

to Witness. St. Catharines: Ernest Dyck, 2003. Dyck, Norman. "Lydia Dyck Biography." Personal e-mail (13 July 2013). GRANDMA (The Genealogical Registry

Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (1987-2003) Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (1987-2003) General Conference of Mennonite Brethren

On 1 August 1985 Jacob W. Dyck was hired as pastor, and he served until 31 July 1987. During his tenure, the first baptism (Cathy Janzen) was held on 7 June

Gerhard Wiebe, minister and elder: born 25 July 1827 South Russia, the eldest of six children of Gerhard Wiebe (30 September 1800 – 11 February 1858) and

support from the BC MB Conference. A ground-breaking service was held on 29 July 1973 for a new building located at the corner of Dufferin Avenue and Ospika

received the church planting responsibilities from the Board of Missions. In July 1999 conference delegates decided to maintain their position on only ordaining

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON : Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

received from the provincial government to help cover construction costs. 18 July 1960 marked the occasion of the sod turning celebration for Tabor Home. Abram

English. In 2003 the first half of the service was in German, and the second half in English, with sermons in both languages. EMMC Recorder (June/July 1989):

on 26 November 1988 after 25 years of ministry and on 15 and 16 November 2003 following 40 years of God’s faithfulness. The Fort Garry MB Church participated

224,991 rubles, and it received 33 awards in agricultural exhibitions. On 3 July 1903 Lepp and Wallmann acquired the status of “trade and commercial joint-stock

continued to work in Zimbabwe. The Mennonite World Conference Assembly in 2003 was held for the first time in Africa, at Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Barrett, David

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003. Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON : Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

divided, and a short German service was introduced for those interested. In 2003 these services were discontinued. In 2017 Vineland United Mennonite described

children were born to the Petters: Olga and Valdo. Marie Gerber Petter died 31 July 1910 of tuberculosis. She is buried in the Cantonment, Oklahoma. Barrett

Neufeld (23 June 1895-9 December 1962) and Lydia (Hiebert) Neufeld (20 July 1902-14 July 1977). Victor was the sixth of 11 children, of whom the oldest son

allowed Mennonites to own property in the suburbs under city control. In July 1657, the guilds petitioned that no Mennonites should be allowed to have

Driedger with their two daughters and mother Agatha Dick immigrated to Canada in July 1924. The family spent part of the winter in the Kitchener-Waterloo area;

junior high, and an elementary school. The elementary school, purchased in 2003, served students from kindergarten through the 6th grade. RMBC has also served

building purchased from the Mennonite Brethren in Christ. It began services on 9 July 1944 and supplied ministers there until Benton organized as a separate congregation

childhood in Russia. On 5 October 1940 he married Susanna "Susie" Dueck (1 July 1913, Aliessovo, Orenburg, Russia - 21 September 1999, Chilliwack, British

with each other, there had been tensions between them since the 1970s. In 2003 the Organización Cristiana Amor Viviente had over 10,000 members in 48 congregations

accompaniment. In 2003 the congregation also held monthly evening song services, a two-week morning Vacation Bible School in mid-July, and an outdoor community

the first service was held in June 1937. The building was dedicated on 25 July 1937. A 30 foot addition was added in 1950 and an education wing was constructed

Tofield, Alberta, was born near Milford, Nebraska, on 24 July 1889, and died at Viking, Alberta on 26 July 1983. He married Lydia Maude Roth, daughter of Bishop

God, Hoffnungsfelder Mennonite 75th Anniversary, 1928-2003. (n.p., published by the author, 2003.), 106 pp. Schulz, Donna. "Preserving history: Saskatchewan

and served as pastor from 2001-2003 and was followed by the return of Peter Neudorf who served a second term from 2003 until his retirement in 2007. Steve

Victor Nickel is considered the founding leader of the group. On 9 March 2003 the church building was damaged extensively due to a water line break, resulting

Missions (MBM) and AEM. In 1986 AEM had 1,001 members in 25 congregations. In 2003 there were 2,000 members in 30 congregations. These are organized into four

congregational members agreed to move to the new site. On Thanksgiving Sunday of 2003, the congregation launched the first satellite church campus, Willow Park

of ten children of Cornelius C. Boschman (30 December 1896, Manitoba - 28 July 1988, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) and Agatha (Dyck) Boschman (21 May 1903, Saskatchewan

on 3 January 2003. Prior to the first service, those interested in moving to the new congregation attended a meeting at New Haven on 26 July 1999, to organize

Margaretha Braun. After her death in 1861, he married Susanna Rempel. In July 1875 Funk brought his family to Canada where they settled on the Manitoba

editor/publisher with the 4 August 2003 issue. Margaret Loewen Reimer stepped in as interim editor/publisher for 2003-04. Timothy Miller Dyck served as

Mennonite Church USA and Mennonite Church Canada, Mennonite Women USA formed in 2003. It worked in partnership with its Canadian sister organization, Canadian

Abraham Penner (7 February 1849 – 6 November 1940) and Maria (Buhler) Penner (8 July 1847 – 4 April 1911). Peter married Elizabeth Dickmann (17 October 1875,

characterize Dawson Creek fellowship." Canadian Mennonite 24, no. 16D (29 July 2020). Web. 30 July 2020. https://canadianmennonite.org/stories/%E2%80%98house-chu

then to Dalhousie Community Church, and finally to Dalhousie Church. In 2003 the congregation planted Sema Community Church, a satellite congregation

Reaching outward (beyond the local community) in love Canadian Mennonite (13 July 1956): 1. Fretz, J. C. "The Shantz Mennonite Church." 1953, 7 pp. Mennonite

at Open Door. A members meeting to organize the congregation took place in July 1996. Bishop Ray Weaver, from the Blue Ball congregation, served as bishop

services until Aaron F. Stoltzfus was ordained to pastor the congregation on 6 July 1949. In April 2004, the Media Mennonite Church withdrew from the Atlantic

Springfield, MO: 21st Century Press, 2003. “George R. Brunk II Memorial Issue.” Sword and Trumpet 70, no. 7 (July 2002). Reprints of Brunk articles and

1879-5 May 1958), daughter of Deacon Benjamin and Mary (Shantz) Shoemaker on 5 July 1899. They had nine children. In 1907, he was chosen by lot for the role

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON: Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON : Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

In 2003 Harvey and Shirley Janzen and Josinaldo and Shantelle Almeida had a vision to start a church in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan after Regal Heights Mennonite

missionary from India, to begin the work. The mission’s first services were held 9 July 1941 in a rented Seventh Day Adventist church at 11th Avenue and Kalamath

Her work received spiritual assistance from the new Mennonite church. In July 1986 IMO and MCC began making plans to expand the project at Amadora to include

After the separation, Hanover was known as the Hanover Mennonite Church. In 2003 a wheelchair accessible entrance and new kitchen were added. This renovation

Newton, Kansas. Goerz, David. "Wilhelm Ewert." Christlicher Bundesbote (15 July 1887). MLA style Krahn, Cornelius. "Ewert, Wilhelm (1829-1887)." Global Anabaptist

(1978-79), Stan Smucker began serving as its pastor in July 1980 and served in that position until late July 1989. When the La Junta Mennonite Church closed in

Lathom Hutterite Colony near Brooks, Alberta, was founded in 2003 as a division from the Bow City Hutterite Colony. In 2021 the Lathom Hutterite Colony

1992-2002 Maurice Martin (Interim) 2002 Glenn Zehr (Interim) 2002-2003 Mary Mae Schwartzentruber 2003-2009 Sherri Martin-Carman (Interim) 2009 Barb Smith Morrison

its name to Calvary Community Church. Central District Conference Reporter (July 2009): 2, 5. Reimer, Kristi. "Calvary Mennonite Church, Washington, Illinois"

Karl K. Kramer: missionary, pastor, carpenter and custodian; born 22 July 1906 in Lugau, Saxony, Germany. On 21 Mar 1936 in Wiedenest, Nordrhein-Westfalen

Mennonite Brethren Churches. Henry Penner served as interim pastor from 2001 to 2003, when Harv Janzen became pastor. Brian Ray became pastor of the church in

Margaret Achola; they had 14 children. Nashon retired from church work in July 2006. After spending his early years as a herdsman, Nashon moved to Tanzania

November 1915, Whitewater, Kansas), daughter of Abraham Sudermann (b. 29 July 1790, Frauenberg, Prussia) and Elisabeth (Woelke) Sudermann (17 June 1793

1929 in Masontown, Pennsylvania, USA to A. J. Metzler (4 December 1902-28 July 1996) and Alta Mae Maust Metzler (24 December 1905-11 March 2000). He was

Written for the Centenary of the Origin of the Swiss Mennonite Churches Held on July 4, 1937 at Bluffton, Ohio. Bluffton, Ohio: Historical Committee, 1937. Moeller

School. The congregation held its chartering service on 16 March 1997, and in July 1997 the Straffordville EMC was officially received as a congregation within

The Central District Conference, 1957-1990. Bluffton, Ohio: The Conference, 2003. Address: 727 New York Street, Goshen, Indiana 46526 Phone: 574-534-4190

Trevor Peck, their lead pastor became part of the Cornerstone ministry by mid July 2018. Cornerstone assumed outstanding financial obligations and invited Orchard

moved into town. A larger building was later built; it was dedicated on 23 July 1961. By 1961, with Aaron D. Friesen as leader, there were six Sunday School

of John P. Andres (1898-1973) and Anna (Peters) Andres (1903-1972) on 19 July 1963 in Central Mennonite Brethren Church in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Two

Press, 2003: 183-185. MLA style Hoover, Peter. "Anson Hoover Mennonites (Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2010.

(Broadview, Montana, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2020. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Mountain_View_H

Christian School was established in 1971; the Westview Christian School began in 2003. New Order Amish Directory (2014): 58-67. Waldrep, G. C. "The New Order Amish

445 km2 (353,841 square miles). The estimated population of Venezuela in July 2009 was 26,814,843. According to estimates, some 60% of the population are

e_st_laurent_archives/. Mennonite Brethren Herald (27 May 1988): 57; (17 July 1992): 22. Mennonite Reporter (28 May 1984): 4. Centre for Mennonite Brethren

The 50th anniversary of the congregation was celebrated on 11-12 October 2003, marking 50 years from their formal organization in 1953. In February 2017

Web. 7 January 2017. http://rvmc.ca/our-history/. Mennonite Reporter (29 July 1996): 15; (14 October 1996): 14. Records at Mennonite Archives of Ontario

the new effort. They held the first Sunday school in a rented building 19 July 1914, with an attendance of 37. In April 1915, Luella Engel began five years

1994-1996 Elsie Epp 1996-2007 Delmer Epp 1996-2007 Mary Schiedel (Interim) 2003 David Rogalsky (Interim) 2007-2008 Ray Martin 2008- Tayna Dyck Steinmann

Helen Schellenberg from Steinbach, Manitoba moved to Portage la Prairie in July 1959 to lead the work. They, with their six children, rented a house on Royal

http://tcmcnews.com/?page_id=175. Mennonite Reporter (8 January 1990): 12; (29 July 1991): B8; (16 September 1991): 4; (13 November 1995): 8. Reesor-McDowell

Williams.” Harvard University Gazette (20 March 2003). Web. 2 July 2016. http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/2003/03.20/18-mm.html. Klaassen, Walter. “In Memoriam:

South Russia – 9 March 1933, Hanley, Saskatchewan, Canada). Cornelia died 2 July 2005 in Abbotsford, British Columbia (BC), Canada. Cornelia’s parents, with

Bible School began in 1996. In 2003 the congregation had 115 members with Sunday morning attendance of approximately 170. In 2003 property was purchased in

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON : Pandora Press, 2003. Harder, Richard, ed.West

began as a tract distribution work early in 1989. Tent Meetings were held in July 1989 with Eli Yutzy as the speaker. Then a weekly Tuesday evening Bible Study

ordained ministers and one licensed minister, plus other local leaders. In 2003 there were 11 congregations with a membership of 404. The conference has

731,832. The Jamaica Mennonite Church was organized with 26 members on 10 July 1955 at Constant Spring, Jamaica, by Bishop Truman Brunk, Moderator of the

Herald (27 May 1988): 30; (12 July 2002): http://old.mbherald.com/41-13/personalia.html (accessed 29 November 2009); (21 March 2003): http://www.mbherald.com/42/04/personalia

approved only to experience disappointment each time. Finally, in the spring of 2003, a property was purchased on Dance Hall Road, four miles east of Milton.

Mosemann to Latham in June 1993. He served as pastor until moving away in July 1996. Attendance in those years was about 27, with the highest number for

2013, along with a Hispanic congregation which has shared the building since 2003. A succession of pastors, mostly interim positions, led the congregation

the Mennonite Foundation of Canada and various Mennonite congregations. In 2003 the congregation continued to worship in the Hmong language. It was led by

Pandora Press, 2003: 179-183. MLA style Hoover, Peter. "Orthodox Mennonite Church." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2010. Web. 1 Jun

“Rempel, David G., 1899-1992.” Mennonite Heritage Centre Archives. 2003. Web. 12 July 2016. http://www.mennonitechurch.ca/programs/archives/holdings/papers/Rempel

Under their leadership membership increased from 3,726 to 9,255 in 1987. In 2003 there were 272 congregations with 29,000 members. The war for independence

1987 included 55 congregations and nearly 2,600 members in 9 provinces. In 2003 there over 100 congregations, with 9,000 members. The church in San Pedro

2018. https://www.columbusmennonite.org/who-we-are/cmc-through-decades. 29 July 2022. "A Mennonite student fellowship...." Gospel Herald 51, no. 4 (28 January

Many Rooms is a house church that came into being in and around 2003. It was born out of a group of Christian friends and neighbours living in the West

Alberta is a predominantly Mennonite community with a population of 2,039 in 2003, more than double its 1995 population of 995. La Crete also acts as the hub

(Cut Bank, Montana, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2019. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Seville_Hutterite_Colony_(Cut_Bank

Lights and Side Lights of the Mennonites in Beatrice." Mennonite Life I (July 1946): 21 ff. GRANDMA (The Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite

German/Austrian Anabaptists, was born 14 July 1941 in Arklitten, Kreis Gerdauen in East Prussia to Otto Eduard Packull (29 July 1906-1943?) and Leokadia (Lotte)

pastoral couples have been Dale and Marge Warkentin (2001-2003), Alex and Carla Suderman (2003-2004), Scott and Natalie Koop (2004-2009), and Randall and

was Lydia De Jesus. Annual reports filed with the State of Florida. Web. 21 July 2021. http://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/corporationsearch/SearchResultDetail

as the first minister. The congregation dedicated a new meetinghouse on 28 July 1963. Bonneyville Mennonite began hosting a preschool in its facilities in

was dedicated 7 November 1937. It was replaced with a new building on 28 July 1963. The old building was used for Sunday School classes. Later the new

craft school led by David Kope at CPS Camp No. 18 in Denison, Iowa. From July 1942 through December 1943, the men published Poudre Canon News. They also

(Zurich, Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2016. Web. 29 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Lakeview_Conse

merger to strengthen witness in their city." Gospel Herald 86, no. 27 (6 July 1993): 28-29. "Dedication Services, First Mennonite Church, Lima, Ohio."

of seven children born to Peter F. Penner (1 July 1883 - 4 July 1955) and Katharina (Dekker) Penner (30 March 1886 - 24 September 1974). Henry immigrated

1987, and the first worship service was held 26 July 1987. The congregation was formally organized on 29 July 1987 with twenty charter members. Carl E. Martin

Kliewer 1989-2000 Bruce Wiebe 2000-2015 Cathrin van Sintern Dick (Associate) 2003-2012 Glyn Jones (Interim Supply) 2011 Alicia Good 2013-January 2022 Jim Loepp

distance of Rod and Staff Publishers that would serve as a mission outreach. In July 1989 a property in Flatgap, Kentucky was purchased. In consultation with

Conference. It met in the building of the Abbeydale Christian Fellowship. In 2003 it moved its affliation to the Evangelical Mennonite Conference. The church

and four sons). On 27 March 1889 she married James Hall (29 April 1860-15 July 1932), the son of William Hall and Margaret Hoath Hall. James and Janet Hall

Online. July 2016. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Schmidt,_Henry_J._(1940-2011)&oldid=147195. APA style Thiessen, Richard D. (July 2016)

congregation added a basement to the building. In 2003 there was a "facelift" with new siding, doors and a new sign. By 2003 average Sunday service was approximately

1901. Zionsbote (20 August 1902): 5; (8 October 1902): 2, 5; (20 July 1904): 7; (27 July 1904): 5; (3 August 1904): 3; (10 August 1904): 7; (26 April 1922):

backgrounds characterize St. Louis Mennonite Fellowship." TheMennonite 2, no. 25 (6 July 1999): 18-19. "Central District struggles with food issues." The Mennonite

Online. July 2012. Web. 12 Sep 2023. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Epp,_Margaret_(1913-2008)&oldid=127459. APA style Jeschke, Marlin. (July 2012). Epp

on 12 September 1917 and died 8 July 1987 just two miles from where he was born. He married Mildred Maurer on 14 July 1940. Gordon Buschert only completed

Ann Snider obituary) Gospel Herald 23 (1 July 1886): 205. "Snider, Susannah (Horst)." Gospel Herald 26 (27 July 1933): 367-368. Personal Papers at the Mennonite

time, the congregation met in the Concord West Side School in Elkhart. In July 1959, it purchased four acres on Hively Avenue and had a groundbreaking for

27 May 1984, Souderton, Pennsylvania). John married Mary Alice Weber (29 July 1931 – 27 September 2022), daughter of B. Franklin Weber and Sarah Margaret

sanctuary dedicated June 2." Central District Edition of The Mennonite (23 July 1974): A-2. "MMC 60th Anniversary." Maplewood Mennonite Church. 25 April

Online. July 2013. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Sherk,_J._Harold_(1903-1974)&oldid=172589. APA style Marr, Lucille. (July 2013). Sherk

Ministry: Women Pastors in Ontario Mennonite Churches, 1973-2003. Kitchener, Ont.: Pandora Press, 2003: 69-72. Snyder, Martha and Paul. Interview by the Author

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON: Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

(Warkentin) Hamm (20 November 1896, Schoenau, Zagradovka, South Russia - 12 July 1953, Chilliwack, British Columbia), on 12 October 1944 in La Glace, Alberta

approved the location in late 1989. The congregation was formally organized on 8 July 1990. Family occupations within the congregation in the 1990s included pig

Press, 2003: 185. MLA style Hoover, Peter. "Elam M. Martin Mennonites (Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2010. Web

conference. With nine remaining members and no pastor, the congregation closed in July 2019. The building then became the Brooklyn Peace Center. MacMaster, Richard

Mennonite Church Central Plains Mennonite Conference (until 2003?) Mennonite Church USA (until 2003?) By Paul Dahlenberg. Copied by permission of Herald Press

fashion. The building was completed in time for dedication services on 4 July 1982. Services were usually held every two weeks through 1998. The Maple

church programs Clair Martin was affirmed by the congregation as pastor on 8 July 1998. Charter Day was held on 23 August 1998, with 68 members and 24 families

housed in an addition to the Kauffman Museum constructed for that purpose in 2003. It continues to be available for bookings through the Kauffman Museum. Eastern

2006). "Church Gets a Welcome Invasion." Vernon Morning Star. 13 July 2010. Web. 16 July 2010. http://www.bclocalnews.com/okanagan_similkameen/vernonmor

conference in July 2011 and became an independent Mennonite church. Spaulding left shortly thereafter to attend Yale Divinity School. In July 2014 the congregation

Ashley and assumed pastoral leadership. A congregation was organized on 6 July 1920. In the winter of 1920/21, the young congregation began to meet in the

Lynn after Ora was gone. In 2003 a video called “The Texture of Life, The Tusing Sisters of Branch Mountain” (Schmitt, 2003) was released and has remained

as pastor. Darrell Dyck served as pastor from 1 February 1994 to 30 June 2003. He then went to Belize to work in the Blue Creek Evangelical Mennonite Mission

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON: Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

independent Mennonite church. "Ebenezer Cong. Bluffton, O." The Mennonite (26 July 1923): 2-3. Rich, Elaine Sommers, ed. Walking Together in Faith: The Central

was born 11 June 1920 in Hawkesville, Ontario, Canada, to Menno Hoover (8 July 1889-16 August 1982) and Leah (Martin) Hoover (30 April 1895-2 September

1942. On 3 January 1943, Omar Kurtz was ordained as the first pastor. On 18 July 1946, John L. Glick was ordained assistant pastor. For eight years the services

in Waldheim, Saskatchewan. Reuben’s first wife was Annie Ethel Friesen (31 July 1911, Hepburn, Saskatchewan – 1 January 1977, Dinuba, California, USA). On

of Samuel F. Coffman and other Mennonite leaders resulted in his parole in July 1918. These experiences would instill in Swalm a life-long commitment to

(Interim) March 2018-July 2019 Marvin Friesen October 2019-present

in 2002 and left the pastoral position in late 2003. Subsequently, after discussions that began in 2003, Shalom Mennonite transferred its affiliation from

services on 4 January 2004 after Carman Gospel Light Church closed in April 2003. Dale and Marge Warkentin planted the church with support from the Mennonite

Following Jesus in a Contemporary Context. Downers Grove, Ill: IVP Academic, 2003. Ekkehard Stegemann. Das Markusevangelium als Ruf in die Nachfolge. Dissertation

Ontario, Canada (1956): 32-33. Mennonite Reporter (30 May 1977): 11; (28 July 1997): 2. "Our History." Toronto United Mennonite Church. 2016. Web. 16 January

Introducing Ebenezer Mennonite Church." Mosaic Mennonite Conference. 2019. Web. 18 July 2021. https://mosaicmennonites.org/2019/09/26/dios-esta-presente-present

Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia, and the Mennonite World Conference. In 2003 there were 15,000 members and in 2006 the church had grown to 20,626 members

merger to strengthen witness in their city." Gospel Herald 86, no. 27 (6 July 1993): 28-29. Rich, Elaine Sommers, ed. Walking Together in Faith: The Central

head-on car collision on 30 May 2010 and died 3 July 2010 in Hamilton General Hospital. The funeral was held 8 July at Preston (Hagey) Mennonite Church, where

Evangelical Mennonite Conference Missions 1953–2003. Steinbach, MB: Evangelical Mennonite Conference, 2003, back cover. Hamm, Menno. "Periodical Publishing

youth work on the mission staff at Damingfu (Taming-fu), 1932-1933. On 13 July 1934 he married Zhang Zhang Ruiling (Margaret), headmistress of a nearby

Anna, and Edmund. Gordon Kaufman died in Cambridge, Massachusetts on 22 July 2011. Gordon grew up in Newton, Kansas, where his father, Edmund, was president

Myers, Nancy. "The story of one church family." The Mennonite 103, no. 13 (12 July 1988): 296-297. Peachey, J. Lorne. "Illinois Conference does not oust two

Online. July 2009. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Taves,_Harvey_W._(1926-1965)&oldid=174625. APA style Marr, Lucille. (July 2009). Taves

had oversight. The settlement expanded and divided into two districts in 2003; worship services continued to be held in homes. In 2014 community families

Snyder suggests that in "A Summary of the Entire Christian Life," published 1 July 1525, Balthasar Hubmaier established the ecclesiological foundations of Anabaptism

PA: Herald Press, 2003. Kauffman, S. Duane. “Rosanna of the Amish: Fact or Fiction?” Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage 31, no. 3 (July 2008): 2-11. By John

was the third of six children born to Paul Benner (13 March 1910-2 October 2003) and Margaret Longacre Benner (18 May 1911-2 May 1985). He had many fond

congregation in Abbotsford. Mennonite Brethren Herald (June 30, 1995): 14; (July 19, 1996) http://old.mbconf.ca/mb/mbh3514.htm. “We Are in the Same Family

presenting programs at churches in Pennsylvania, Ohio or Indiana. In December 2003 attendance (including children) was often about 275. In 2014 the ministerial

Langendijk, Pieter. "Simplicity Laments Corrupted Manners." Mennonite Life 10 (July 1955). Meihuizen, H. W. "Basic Beliefs of the Dutch Mennonites."Mennonite

continued in the Woodlawn area. A bolt of lightning struck the church on 22 July 1960. Bricks and stones fell from the top of the church tower to the ground

attended school near the family home. He was baptized in the local church on 12 July 1896. After his marriage to Elisabeth Dueck, the couple farmed in Blumenort

Bluffton, Ohio: The Conference, 2003: 78. "Three Mennonite congregations in Elkhart County, Ind." Gospel Herald 80, no. 28 (14 July 1987): 508. Weaver, Valerie

South Carolina, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2019. Web. 1 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Shiloh_Mennonite_Church_(Due_West

August 1936, Margaret married Elmer Grant Brubacher (23 November 1911-31 July 1986), son of Jacob (1881-1963) and Elmina (Hunsberger) Brubacher (1885-1953)

Wikipedia contributors. "Alan Kreider." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 20 July 2017. Web. 23 September 2017. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Kreider

initiated a building program in April 1953. The first service was held 26 July 1953. The congregation was formally organized on 4 October 1959. In 1987

with neighbors is a part of God's vision." The Mennonite 106, no. 14 (23 July 1991): A2 Heinzekehr, Hannah. "Plow Creek Fellowship closing at the end of

Currents 2, no. 4 (July-August 1981): 1. Rudy, John H. Unity and Diversity: Atlantic Coast Conference of Mennonite Church USA, 1978-2003. Pennsylvania: The

churches from the USA and Canada. The first baptism took place on 12 July 1956. On 13 July 1958 the church officially began to hold regular public services

Written for the Centenary of the Origin of the Swiss Mennonite Churches Held on July 4, 1937 at Bluffton, Ohio. Bluffton, Ohio: Historical Committee, 1937. Rich

where she taught a class of boys and a Sunday afternoon class. After a 1937 July to October furlough, she moved to Colombia, happy to provide an evangelical

Journey of Faithfulness: Park View Mennonite Church 1953 - 2003. Harrisonburg, Va.: The Church, 2003 "Welcome to Park View Mennonite Church." (Welcome Table

school. Construction on a new building did not begin until March 1997. On 20 July 1997 the congregation worshiped for the first time in the new building. In

Christian Fellowship." Mosaic Mennonite Conference. 14 January 2020. Web. 23 July 2021. https://mosaicmennonites.org/2020/01/14/congregational-profile-ind

Aganetha Kliewer (2 August 1785, Treul bei Neuenburg, Schwetz, Prussia - 22 July 1840, Tashchenak, Taurida, South Russia), daughter of Heinrich and Katarina

Herald Press.  It was there that he met his future wife, Ruth Carper (born 20 July 1924 to Reuben and Eva Weber Carper of Brickerville, Pennsylvania), who was

1980): 9; (3 March 1980): 13; (5 April 1982): 13; (28 May 1984): 14; (27 July 1987): 15; (5 February 1996): 13. Zehr, Douglas J. Catching a Vision : the

nearby Mount Union Church of the Brethren congregation. The mission opened in July 1902. Two of the ministers were Thomas H. Miller and Sylvanius Annon. The

was only a temporary organization. At this meeting it was decided to set 1 July 1967, as a target date when a church would be fully organized. It was expected

September 2002, Coaldale, Alberta, Canada) on 23 July 1994 in Coaldale, Alberta. Helen died on 21 January 2003 in Coaldale, Alberta. Helen came to Canada with

in Ontario. Kitchener, Ont: Pandora Press, 2003. Harder, V. Peter. “Our Mother’s Journey: Mary Harder.” July 2006. [unpublished; copy of this funeral eulogy

Irvin relocated to Harrisonburg, Virginia, and to the retirement community in 2003. As long as he was able, he visited the historical library almost daily.

Samuel S. Snider (9 October 1821-24 March 1912) and Anna (Snider) Snider (23 July 1824-23 April 1890). She was the eleventh child in a family of 15. She was

Believers' Fellowship was founded in 2003 in Stuarts Draft, Virginia. The church joined the Biblical Mennonite Alliance in July 2004. In 2012 the congregational

congregation buys Menno House." Atlantic Coast Conference Currents 18, no. 4 (July-August 1997): 3. Williamson, Denise. "Manhattan Fellowship seeks 'the welfare

New Life Church started in 2003 under the auspices of the Ontario Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches and officially closed on 31 March 2011. In

Wanner Mennonite Church where Edna was baptized in her youth. Edna died 17 July 2002 in Cambridge, Ontario. At age ten, Edna's interest in nursing was kindled

Association sold tracts of land to interested Mennonites at $25 per acre. In July 1921 the early arrivals began a Sunday school in a vacant lumber shack. The

Conference of the Mennonite Brethren Churches (2003-present) Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (2003-present) MLA style Thiessen, Richard D.

Doors." 27 July 2011. Web. 9 March 2014. http://www.mbconf.ca/home/news_and_events/index.cfm?recid=264. Mennonite Brethren Herald (17 January 2003): 14; (April

March 2006). Mennonite Reporter (29 May 1989): 11; (5 February 1990): 13; (9July 1990): 16; (17 May 1993): B4; (10 January 1994): 9; (3 February 1997): 14

Bartel 1982-? Rudy Bartel 1982-1983 Hugo Berg ?- July 1989 Irene Bartel 1983-mid-1985 Ed Wilson July 1989- October 1992 Pam Anderson Late 1985 Gary Abrahams

Historical Bulletin, 12 (July 1951);  12 (October 1951). An abridged version is in Shenandoah Mennonite Historian, 10 (Summer 2003): 2-4, edited by James

church facilities with an Anglican and Presbyterian church in Waterloo. In 2003 it moved to 116 Queen St. N. Kitchener, Ontario (Church of the Good Shepherd

Sixteenth Century Studies. The four-volume Encyclopedia of Protestantism (2003), which he also edited, was equally well received. Hillerbrand was an early

Anabaptist Association of Australia and New Zealand (AAANZ) was incorporated on 30 July 1998, following several meetings from 1995 onwards. The founding committee

Witness in the Northwest, 1903-2003: Centennial History of the Northwest Mennonite Conference. Kitchener, ON : Pandora Press, 2003. Stauffer, Ezra. History of

December 2003. Web. 29 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Kauffman,_Carl_Abram_(1902-1968)&oldid=92240. APA style Regehr, Ted D. (December 2003). Kauffman

24. The Messenger (12 Dec. 1986): 7-9; (25 June 2003) Mennonite Reporter (19 Oct. 1992): 1-2; (8 July 1996): 11. Celebrating God's Faithfulness: EMC Churches

sponsored two refugee families from Vietnam and one from El Salvador. In 2003 it cooperated with other Mennonite churches in sponsoring a large Afghan

Schellenberg, who had been a member since 1993, agreed to serve part time in 2003 and continued to the end of 2010. Previously the pulpit was filled internally

Charles (9 May 1910-15 February 1997) and Anna Landis Charles (11 July 1915-6 July 1994). She was the oldest surviving child in a family of three daughters

William G. Wiebe (1912-2003) and Elizabeth L. (nee Janzen) Wiebe (1914-2005) in Chilliwack, British Columbia (BC), Canada on 20 July 1945. Ron married Shirley

regional conferences. That conference suspended St. Paul's right to vote in 2003 because of its acceptance of LGBTQ persons. This status eventually led the

oversee Union Valley. Bernell Burkholder Jr. was ordained as minister in June 2003 and Jeff Hurst was ordained to assist him in August 2006. Steve Groff was

philanthropist, was born 10 August 1934 to Elias W. Horst (3 March 1905-5 July 1977) and Margaret Lorenz Horst (28 February 1909-2000). She was the youngest

e_st_laurent_archives/. Mennonite Brethren Herald (27 May 1988): 57; (17 July 1992): 22. Mennonite Reporter (28 May 1984): 4. Addresse : 1775, boul. Édouard-Laurin

School is not a conference institution. The Allegheny Mennonite Conference in 2003 had congregations in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 167-170, 274. Address: Parnell, Iowa Phone: Website: Denominational Affiliations:

Fellowship joined the Central District Conference of Mennonite Church USA in July 2018. In 2023 the congregation was part of the Central Plains Conference

In 1997-2003 Goerge and Dora Hoeppner returned to serve the Church and Allen Wiebe took over the youth ministry from 1998 to 2008. From 2003 to the present

dedicated 7 July 1985. The church closed in Spring 2004; Ed Wenger was the last pastor. "Snyder, Peter B." Gospel Herald 41, no. 28 (13 July 1948): 655

in Kalona in June 1958. The Kalona Mennonite Church was then organized in July 1958. It joined the Iowa-Nebraska Conference of the Mennonite Church (MC)

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 271, 275. Address: 815 East Polk Street, Washington, Iowa 52353 Phone: 319-653-6041

and was at the lower end of that number in 2003. The area served by the meetinghouse was smaller in 2003 than in 1939. The Old Order membership was similar

Prairie, Manitoba, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2023. Web. 22 Aug 2023. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Northern_Breez

He was the second child in a family of two sons and four daughters. On 1 July 1937 he married Sara Hildebrand. They had four sons and two daughters. Henry

February 2003. Web. 25 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Neufeld,_Jacob_C._(1916-1974)&oldid=142047. APA style Koop, Astrid. (February 2003). Neufeld

The Conference, 2003: 85. Westing, Julie. "A brief history of North Suburban Mennonite Church." Central District Reporter 38, no. 4 (July-August 1994): 6

Iowa, and 2.25 miles southeast of Hills, was organized as a congregation 23 July 1956. In 1948 the East Union and Lower Deer Creek congre­gations began a

Settlement, Russia, the seventh of 12 children of Peter P. Giesbrecht (22 July 1883, Alexanderkrone, Molotschna Mennonite Settlement, South Russia – 24

been ordained into the ministry. Gerhard Epp was ordained to the ministry in July of 1895 to serve in the Rosenorter church. Due to the inconvenience of meeting

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 69-70, 172-174, 276. Address: 1215 8th Avenue, Wellman, Iowa 52356 Phone:

John and Rita had three boys: Howard, Robert, and Brian. John died on 22 July 2016 in Abbotsford, BC. The Thiessens lived on a farm near Lake Killarney

on 11 July 1936 in Neuendorf, Chortitza Mennonite Settlement, Ukraine to Isaac Loewen (1914-1943) and Aganetha "Agnes" (Dyck) Loewen (1912-2003). She was

local pastor in July 1961. Hope Mennonite purchased an older church building and dedicated it on 8 July 1962. Regular services ended in July 1982, and the

Peter attended the Winkler (Peniel) Bible School. Helena Tiessen: born 14 July 1916 in the Molotschna Colony, Ukraine to Gerhard and Agatha Tiessen Tiessen

"The Daytonville, Iowa, Sunday School,..." Gospel Herald 44, no. 29 (17 July 1951): 685. Yoder, Holly Blosser. The same spirit: History of Iowa-Nebraska

people." Gospel Herald 84, no. 31 (30 July 1991): 13. "Peace Community Fellowship...." Gospel Herald 80, no. 27 (7 July 1987): 492. Yoder, Holly Blosser. The

groups: spiritual renewal within tradition." Mennonite Quarterly Review 82 (July 2008): 395-426. Address: Hutchinson, Kansas Phone: Denominational Affiliations:

congregation changed its name from Morden Bergthaler Mennonite Church in 2003. Canadian Mennonite (3 March 1964): 11. Gerbrandt, H. J. Adventure in Faith

history of the church in 2003. Roth, John D. “In Memoriam: Theron F. Schlabach (1933-2021).” Mennonite Quarterly Review 95 (July 2021): 285-286. This GAMEO

Canadian Mennonite 9, no. 15 (1 August 2005): 29. Mennonite Reporter (10 July 1989): 9. Rogalsky, Dave. "Agape Fellowship on the rebound." Canadian Mennonite

east. The capital city of Nicaragua is Managua. The estimated population in July 2009 was 5,891,199. Recent statistics state that the country's population

the new program. The Comins church dedicated a new chapel for McKinley on 8 July 1952. It completed a parsonage in 1955. Lowell Troyer served as the pastor

in 1899. The Mennonites held their first service in this meetinghouse 28 July 1963, with a dedication service on 13 October 1963. The Wayne Kauffman family

of Hermann Neufeld (1890-1959) and Anna (Neufeld) Neufeld (1896-1944) on 4 July 1942 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The couple had six children: Herbert, Grant,

broken...." Gospel Herald 51, no. 26 (1 July 1958): 624. "History." Bellwood Mennonite Church. Accessed 10 July 2007. [Broken link] Yoder, Holly Blosser

expansion took place in 1991 with a new youth room, nursery and elevator. By 2003 the congregation had outgrown its location, and desired to have a greater

3 July 2023. http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Sugar_Creek_Mennonite_Church. "Sugar Creek Mennonite Church History." Church website. Web. 3 July 2023

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 272. Address: 6945 Utah Ave SE, Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 Phone: Website: Denominational

2002 and was restarted under the name of Cedar Mountain Community Church in 2003. That congregation closed in October 2006. Centre for Mennonite Brethren

community. The Rosthern Mennonite Church celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2003, and continues as an active congregation today. Heese, Justina. "Our Church

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 268. Address: 1011 5th Avenue, Moline, Illinois 61265 Phone: Website: Denominational

May 1920-6 March 2002) and Elizabeth (Martin) Bauman (12 June 1919-5 June 2003) at Hawkesville (Ontario) Mennonite Church. They had two sons, Eric and Chris

Pacific Graduate School, and Fresno Pacific School of Professional Studies. In July of 2005, the university restructured into four schools: the School of Business;

of Northview. Mennonite Brethren Herald (17 July 1987): 24; (27 May 1988): 25; (28 June 1991): 18-19; (17 July 1992): 21-22; (28 August 1992): 17-18; (3

Returning to Kinshasa in 1996, Matungulu began his doctorate at UPC. In 2003, Matungulu reached the pinnacle of his studies by obtaining his doctorate

1998-2001 Ken Bechtel (Interim) 2001-2003 Phyllis Kramer (Interim) 2001-2003 Laurence Martin (Interim) 2003 Steve Drudge 2003-July 2023 Ilene Bergen 2004-2017 Myrna

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 273. Address: Phone: Website: Denominational Affiliations: Iowa-Nebraska

groups: spiritual renewal within tradition." Mennonite Quarterly Review 82 (July 2008): 395-426. Address: Spencer, Wisconsin Phone: Denominational Affiliations:

and then was used as a Christian school for a time. It was demolished in July 2012. Early leaders included Daniel Barkey, Menno Nighswander and Abraham

Gospel Herald 80, no. 30 (28 July 1987): 531. "Other Conference action." Central District Conference Reporter 53, no. 4 (July 2009): 5. Rich, Elaine Sommers

joined the British Columbia Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches and in July 2000 Pacific Grace Mandarin Church officially registered as an independent

Helmut T. Mennonite Historical Atlas. Winnipeg: Springfield Publishers, 2003: 18, 118. Loewen, Johann. “Eine Dirigenten=Versammlung in Friedensfeld.”

addition with a basement in 1927 and installed electric lights in 1940. In July 1958, it had a ground-breaking for a new church on the edge of Beemer; at

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 271. Address: 1633 North 29th Street, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501-7937 Phone:

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 280. Address: North 16th and B Street, Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone: Website:

Conference, 1991: 163-164. "Sioux Falls application turned down." The Mennonite (6 July 1976): 433. Yoder, Holly Blosser. The same spirit: History of Iowa-Nebraska

they later served as the pastoral couple of the “Iglesia Tapiracuai.” In July 1967 the church held its first worship service on the church's own premises

Sullana and Vichayal. More missionaries were preparing to join this work. In 2003 there were twelve congregations with 215 members. In 1985 Eastern Mennonite

Mennonite Brethren Herald (28 June 1991): 15; (8 November 1991): 14; (17 July 1992): 15-16; (26 August 1994): 19; (24 February 1995): 17; (June 10, 2005)

Reporter (17 September 1984): 9; (21 January 1985): 13; (28 June 1993): 5; (10 July 1995): 11. Neufeld, John. "Burns Lake Community Church." Personal electronic

Howard Schmitt  1964-August 1969  Darrel Jantzi  Sept. 1969-July 1974 Dan Burkholder  July 1974-1977  Tom Warner  1977-1980  James Sider 1981-1985 Reynold

building was purchased on Triumph Street and the congregation relocated in July of that year. In 2008 services were held in both Cantonese and English and

Moines church builds geodesic meetinghouse." Gospel Herald 75, no. 29 (20 July 1982): 497. "The new congregation in Des Moines...." Gospel Herald 51, no

outreach." Mennonite Reporter (4 February 1980): 9; (20 April 1992): 13; (31 July 1995): 12. Archival records at Mennonite Archives of Ontario. Address: 5

"The Noble and Wayland, Iowa, churches...." The Mennonite 42, no. 29 (28 July 1927): 8. Boller, Marty. "Our Iowa heritage: 1896-1900 – Welcome to Wayland

the building 350 miles, a rebuilt and enlarged church was dedicated on 4 July 1993. At this time, the church returned to the name Lame Deer Mennonite Church

as a Flakhelfer (anti-aircraft helper) in the Heimatfront (home front) in July 1944, but escaped by sea to West Germany in spring 1945. He completed Oberschule

ordained as Mennonite minister in the Conservative Mennonite Conference on 8 July 1956, and as a bishop on 27 August 1978. He served as minister for many years

Conference of Historic Peace Churches (CHPC) during World War II, was born 19 July 1891 near Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, the fifth son of Noah H. Bearinger (4

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 56, 99, 283-284. Address: 14988 West Husker Highway, Wood River, Nebraska

Ontario) to Menno (16 September 1888-7 August 1956) and Ida (Groh) Snyder (27 July 1890-12 January 1975). She was the third child in a family of two sons and

I, 304. "Our History." White River Cheyenne Mennonite Church. Accessed 16 July 2023. https://wrcmcbusby.weebly.com/history.html Schmidt, Diena, ed. The

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 69-70, 100, 276. Address: 3253 305th Street, Parnell, Iowa 52325 Phone:

(10 November 1992): 499. "David Anderson...." The Mennonite 104, no. 14 (25 July 1989): 352. Rich, Elaine Sommers, ed. Walking Together in Faith: The Central

(Plain City, Ohio, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2019. Web. 22 Aug 2023. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=United_Bethel_

Mennonite Church Batesburg South Carolina 1986 July 2009 94 New Hope Mennonite Church Orrstown Pennsylvania 2003 August 2004 40 New LIfe Mennonite Church Madison

for the mission field.  About her work with indigenous people, she wrote in July 1946: "We try, as much as possible, to form them into independent, self-supporting

leaders give firm accounting of Ames expulsion." Gospel Herald 81, no. 30 (26 July 1988): 513. Rachel Waltner Goossen, "'Repent of the Sins of Homophobia':

Lindholm was born in Ogden, Iowa, on 20 March 1932, to Lester L. Lindholm (5 July 1898-10 November 1955) and Elizabeth Winegar (27 March 1904-1943). He graduated

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 37-38, 47-49, 53, 215-217, 283. Mailing Address: PO Box 165, Shickley, Nebraska

change recognized MMA's relationship to other Anabaptist denominations. In 2003 representatives of the Missionary Church, Brethren in Christ, and the Conservative

http://www.cdnmbconf.ca/mbstudies/holdings/bc/cariboobethel.en.html (accessed 2 July 2008). Mennonite Brethren Herald (27 May 1988): 28; (10 August 1990): 18-19

1956): 7; (25 July 1956): 7; (19 March 1958): 4. Brucks, J. H. and H. Hooge, eds. Neu-Samara am Tock. Clearbrook, BC, 1964; Warendorf, Germany, 2003. Brucks

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 166-170, 283. Address: 597 350th, Beaver Crossing NE 68313 Phone: 402-761-2923

(Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. July 2014. Web. 22 Aug 2023. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Sharon_Mennoni

Mennonites demanded. The Paraguayan government reacted very favorably and on 26 July 1921, passed Law #514, giving them all the requested privileges and freedoms

Iowa-Nebraska Mennonites. Freeman, S.D.: Central Plains Mennonite Conference, 2003: 283. Address: Roseland, Nebraska Phone: Website: Denominational Affiliations:

80-81. Mosemann, Earl. “Rossmere Mission.” Missionary Messenger 17, no. 3 (7 July 1940): 2-3. Zook, Luetta. "This Is Your Life Jere and Ruth Fenninger." Unpublished

Salford Mennonite Meetinghouse Schools, 1747-1836. Intercourse, PA: Good Books, 2003. Isaac Clarence Kulp Collection, Mennonite Heritage Center, Harleysville

Alexanderwohl left on 20 July 1874, crossing the ocean on the S. S. Cimbria and S. S. Teutonia. The Cimbria left Hamburg on 31 July 1874 with 303 adults and

Festival in October 1909 and the Ladies Aid group (Nähverein) organized on 23 July 1915. About this time a youth group (Jugendverein) formed and was active