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Winnipeg, MB: Mennonite Brethren Historical Committee, 1982. MLA style Fast, Ed. "Wiens, David B. (1908-1981)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

Emil, ed. Aktensammlung zur Geschichte der Züricher Reformation in den Jahren 1519-1533. Reprint Nieuwkoop, 1973: 66-67, 72-73, 83, 85-86. Fast, Heinold

Mennonite (4 October 1957): 3; (11 October 1957): 3; (20 May 1960): 12. Fast, Karl, ed., Fiftieth Anniversary of the Mennonite Settlement in North Kildonan

Religiöse Schriften, ed. Walter Fellmann. Gütersloh 1956. Quellen zur Geschichte der Täufer in der Schweiz, vol. 2: Ostschweiz, ed. Heinold Fast. Zurich 1973,

and that the Conference had an obligation to remove River East Church. Fast, Karl, ed. Fiftieth Anniversary of the Mennonite Settlement in North Kildonan

(15 September 1986): 14. Fast, Karl, ed. Fiftieth Anniversary of the Mennonite Settlement in North Kildonan. Winnipeg, 1978. Fast, Karl. Fuenfundzwanzig

Franken. Nürnberg, 1847: 109. Schombaum, K.  "Brandenburg." In Heinold Fast, ed. Quellen zur Geschichte der Täufer in der Schweiz, vol. 2. Ostschweiz,

either, as for instance Rufus M. Jones (Studies in Mystical Religion, 2nd ed. 1923) has interpreted them. It is true that in the earliest period of Anabaptism

Gemeinde in Christo Jesu (Bronson, Mich, O.A. Graber, 1974): 28-29; Heinold Fast, ed., Der Linke Flügel der Reformation: Glaubenszeugnisse der Täufer, Spiritualisten

Barg, Bestvader, Buhler, Claassen, Conrad, Cornelsen, Daniel(s), Doell, Fast, Friesen, Giesbrecht, Ginther, Haage, Hensel, Kliewer, Klingenberg, Leben

Umstrittenes Täufertum 1525-1975, Hans-Jürgen Goertz, ed. Göttingen : Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht, 1975: 79-110. Fast, Heinold. "Conrad Grebel: The Covenant of the

other records pertaining to the history of the Kleine Gemeinde. -- Henry Fast In 2011, the conference had 62 churches, approximately 7,200 members and

The EAC headquarters was located in Arusha, Tanzania. In 2015 Kenya had a fast growing population of over 40 million from 42 language groups. Africans were

Ewert 1870, Franz Penner 1871, Peter Ewert 1872-1875 and 1877-1878, Gerhard Fast 1876, David Unruh 1878-1887, Gerhard Dürksen 1887-1904, and Jacob Dürksen

Kaufman, Ed. G. The Development of the Missionary and Philanthropic Interest Among the Mennonites of North America. Berne, IN, 1931, Kaufman, Ed. G. "The

Molotschna, South Russia). Peter married Susanna Fast (b. 1854), daughter of Johann Fast and Susanna (Fast) Fast, on 1 September 1873. Peter and Susanna had

the school took place on 14 November 1905 with 6 students present. Hermann Fast ("with a beard") was the first teacher, then David Toews took the leadership

1971. Winnipeg: Springfield Heights Mennoniten Gemeinde, 1971, 52 p. Fast, Karl, ed. Fiftieth Anniversary of the Mennonite Settlement in North Kildonan

difficulties of beginning had been conquered, the Crimean colony developed fast. In 1926 it covered 108,000 acres. Agriculture, cattle-raising, and fruit

Germany just before World War II, together with some entire families. -- Alfred Fast Friesland Colony was the first Mennonite settlement in east Paraguay, established

vice-chairman 1920-1939; H. S. Bender, assistant secretary 1930- ; H. A. Fast, vice-chairman 1943- ; C. F. Klassen, executive committee member 1944-1954;

1951; 2nd ed. Meckenheim, Germany: Warlich-Druck und Verlagsgeselschaft, m.b.H., 1993. Ehrt, Adolf. Das Mennonitentum in Russland. Berlin, 1932. Fast, Karl

. Weichs: MEMRA Verlag, 1987. Fast, Gerhard. Das Ende von Chortitza. Winnipeg: Regehr's Printing, 1973. Funk, Abram, ed. 25 Jahre Volendam, 1947-1972.

Winnipeg, 1924- ). Mennonitisches Jahrbuch, ed. Heinrich Dirks (Gross-Tokmak, 1901-14). Mennonitisches Jahrbuch, ed. Cornelius Krahn (Newton, KS 1948- ). Der

January 1990. "Henry A. Fast" as told to Maynard Shelly, in Something Meaningful for God: The Stories of Some Who served with MCC, ed. Cornelius J. Dyck Scottdale

Klassen, William. "The Role of the Child in Anabaptism," in Mennonite Images, ed. Harry Loewen. Winnipeg: Hyperion, 1980: 17-32. Kropf, Marlene, Bertha Harder

and devout leaders. Among these were Jacob Jantz, Christian Schmidt, Johann Fast, and Abraham Schellenberg, and a little later David Dürksen and David Schellenberg

than the Word of God (in general the Spiritualist position), others held fast to the concept of the visible church as a church without spot or wrinkle

the third of seven children of Daniel Fast (14 December 1753 - 3 September 1829) and Katharina (Neufeld) Fast (20 February 1751 - 10 August 1811). Bernhard's

Heinold Fast: Reformation historian, pastor and denominational leader, was born 17 March 1929 in Emden, Germany to Abraham Fast (2 January 1886-15 September

(1961). Peachey, Urbane, ed. Mennonite Statements on Peace and Social Concerns, 1900-1978. Akron Pa,: MCC, 1980. Ramseyer, Robert L., ed. Mission and the Peace

children of Daniel Penner (19 November 1824 – 27 January 1871) and Gertruda (Fast) Penner (1 July 1828 – 14 May 1878). On 29 April 1884, he married Katherina

eleven children of Heinrich Voth (11 May 1823 – 27 August 1887) and Helena (Fast) Voth (30 June 1823 – 21 December 1884). On 12 June 1873, he married Sarah

-paul-fast-passes-away/. "Paul Johann Fast." MB Herald. 30 September 2018. Web. 28 March 2021. https://mbherald.com/obituaries/paul-johann-fast/. MLA style

Isaak in Die Molotschnaer Mennoniten (207-59) bear the signature of Isaak Fast. Fast became a minister of the group in 1884, and elder in 1902. He also taught

following members of Mennonite background: Heinrich Sawatzky (Wilhelma), Theodor Fast (Jerusalem), Nikolai Schmidt (Jerusalem), Kurt Lange (Bethlehem), Jacob Decker

235). Beyond doubt it was borrowed from S. Franck's Chronica (Ed. 1531, for. CCCCXCV; ed. 1536, for. CCXLIIII). Certainly this (forged) epistle did not

devotional service was over, one or more bishops exhorted the ministers to hold fast to the historic and Biblical principles of the brotherhood. Anyone was then

organization known as the Kleine Gemeinde. Under Bernhard Fast (1821-1860), who succeeded Jakob Fast as elder of the Grosse Gemeinde or the Ohrloff-Petershagen-Halbstadt

of "free churches," and not under "sects" (see his Kirchen und Sekten, 4th ed., 1963). In a very real sense, Blanke continued within his generation what

dogmatic creed is connected with admission into the congregation. It holds fast to the complete freedom of the congregation in its affairs as well as the

tongues found brothers and sisters." Fast, Hermann. "Autobiographie" Unpublished. Fritschi, Sophie. Biographie von Hermann Fast. Zurich, 1949. GRANDMA (The G

Christian. "Fast, Daniel (b. 1826)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1956. Web. 9 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Fast,_Daniel_(b

established there, one at Eagle Creek and the other at Petrofka. Hermann Fast especially rendered valuable service here. Among the leaders of the early

daughter of Tobias T. Schmidt (29 August 1876-4 July 1950) and Elisabeth (Fast) Schmidt (2 February 1880-7 October 1920). Heinrich and Elisabeth had five

in water. Likewise Peters rejected the doctrine of the millennium. He held fast to the doctrine of nonresistance and thus became a leader in the emigration

Churches Map:Birch Bay Bible Community Church (Blaine, Washington) MLA style Fast, J. W. "Birch Bay Bible Community Church (Blaine, Washington, USA)." Global

Gustav Rempel. Some of the outstanding graduates during this time were Daniel Fast, Johann Claassen, and Bernhard Harder. In 1869 the school became subject

written by Gustav Bossert, Jr., supplemented by Eberhard Teufel and Heinold Fast. -- Gustav Bossert, Jr. Wilhelm Reublin was one of the most widely connected

May 1805 in Marienburg, West Prussia, the son of Heinrich Penner and Anna (Fast) Penner.  He was baptized 19 May 1823 in the Heubuden Church.  He married

Molotschna population to Siberia before the German army reached the villages (G. Fast). Further statistics of the Chortitza settlement acquired during the German

Bertha Fast Harder was born 26 July 1914 in Mountain Lake, Minnesota, USA, to Herman B. Fast (19 May 1887-19 December 1938) and Anna Warkentin Fast (19 November

author's Onus ecclesiae (The Burden of the Church) of 1524. Berthold holds fast to Roman Catholic doctrine. His principal source for the doctrine is Augustine

third child in a family of four children. On 8 August 1951 he married Bertha Fast (26 July 1914-23 August 2008). They had two sons, John D. (1953- ) and Thomas

if it were kept square, would not be so bad." While many Mennonites hold fast to these convictions, many others have recently become more involved in a

Biblical scholarship also enabled change. Hershberger (and others such as H. A. Fast) depicted the purpose of Jesus in purely nonpolitical terms. But the newer

E. Geschichts- und Predigertabelle der Mennoniten-Gemeinde Rosenort, 2nd ed. Elbing, 1939. Map:Suchowo (Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland) MLA style Hege

delivered his inaugural address, which made a deep impression on Luther. A fast friendship was soon formed between them, with a lasting effect on the course

true to the Gospel of Jesus, to encourage the Mennonites of his day to hold fast to the principle. He divided the history of these brotherhoods into three

1823, and elected to succeed Klaas Reimer as elder on 3 April 1838. Bernhard Fast of the Ohrloff Mennonite Church, having been requested to ordain him, discussed

Through four millennia of persecution, trials, and renewal, Judaism has held fast to the gospel of uncompromising monotheism. The sanctity of relationships

and shaping what might yet be to the glory of God. -- Rodney J. Sawatsky Fast, Heinold. "Wie sind die oberdeutschen Taufer 'Mennoniten' geworden?" Mennonitische

Protestantische Theologie and Kirche (3rd ed., 1896-1908), and in Die Religion in Geschichte and Gegenwart (2nd ed., 1926). The historiography of Utopian

caused the great division among the Dutch Mennonites. The conservatives held fast to the confession of doctrine as necessary to salvation. The followers of

Russia, the fifth of seven children of Gerhard Epp (1848-1916) and Elisabeth (Fast) Epp. He was married twice. His first wife was Helene Matthies (d. 1924)

i Denck, Hans and Walter Fellmann. Schriften 2 2. Gütersloh: Mohn, 1956. Fast, Heinold, Martin Rothkegel, Gottfried Seebass, and Pilgram Marpeck. Quellen

Jacob Fast: elder of the Orloff-Petershagen Mennonite Church in the Molotschna Mennonite Settlement; born ca. 1772 in Prussia, the son of Jacob Fast. Jacob

overcrowding, services shifted to a Lutheran church. In September 1943 Arnold Fast of South Dakota became the first local minister. In 1945 a residence was

Russia of reading a ser­mon from a manuscript. His ideals were Elder Bernhard Fast, Halbstadt, Ludwig Hofacker, and Eduard Wüst, who influenced Harder's spir­itual

Cornelius J., ed. The Lordship of Christ: Proceedings of the Seventh Mennonite World Conference. Elkhart: MWC, 1962. Garrett, James L., ed. The Concept

Gnadenfeld district, the son of Abraham Johann Harder (1840-1925) and Anna (Fast) Harder (1841-1898). Abraham, a teacher in the village school, was a son

(The Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry) Database, 5.00 ed. Fresno, CA: California Mennonite Historical Society, 2006: #133597. Jantzen

he married Elisabeth Fast (18 January 1838 - 30 December 1898), daughter of Johann Fast (1813-1892) and Elisabeth (Isaak) Fast (1811-1878). After having

shortage during the Civil War. Many had died. On 30 June 1922, Martin B. Fast, of Zion Krimmer Mennonite Brethren Church south of Dinuba, and other church

Aberdeen, Saskatchewan). Gerhard had been previously married to Aganetha (Fast) Toews (18 December 1836 – 30 December 1869), and seven children were born

Russia, the youngest of the six children of Johann Harder and Elisabeth (Fast) Harder. In 1874 the family joined the Russian Mennonite migration to America

is held whether or no the member believes in Christ. But Christians hold fast to the clear word of Christ that He is the only Door, that no man can come

Academic Dean Ewert, Lowell 1997- Director, IPACS, 1997-2017 Fast, John 1990-1998 Chaplain Fast, Larissa 2002-2004 Faculty Fretz, J. Winfield 1963-1979 President

D. and B. Nicolaevsky.Forced Labor in Soviet Russia. New Haven, CN, 1947. Fast, G. Im Schatten des Todes. Winnipeg, MB: Regehr's Printing, 1956. Gerlach

children in the family. On 10 October 1896, Wilhelm married Helena Fast, daughter of Peter Fast, of Blumenort, Molotschna Mennonite Settlement. The couple had

excellent expositor of scripture and had a warm pastoral care for the church. Fast, Henry N. "A Biography of Aeltester Abraham L. Friesen (1831-1917) of Heuboden

the Molotschna settlements. A warm letter of appreciation from Elder Jacob Fast of Halbstadt has been preserved. John Yeardley made a visit about the middle

passage in Riedemann's Rechenschaft of 1541, dealing with "Traders" (English ed., 126 ff.): "We allow none of our number to do the work of a trader or merchant

Derksen filled the pulpit for several years, followed by interim pastors Milton Fast and John Koop. John Klassen served for about 10 years. John Driedger followed

Munich, 1890. Fast, Bertha. "Waldensians After World War II." Mennonite Life V (April 1950): 18. Gibson, James. The Waldenses. 3rd ed. London, 1909. Hege

regions, so that the colony has been liquidated and has ceased to exist. Fast, Viktor, ed. Vorübergehende Heimat: 150 Jahre Beten und Arbeiten in Alt-Samara

people at Hobbema, Alberta in church planting since 1973 (Reinhold and Helen Fast). In British Columbia, the Harbour of Hope congregation at Port Edward (Anne

whenever possible. During the winter months of 1948, furloughed missionary Alvin Fast visited the congregation once a month. By then, the congregation was composed

(The Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry) Database, 6.05 ed. Fresno, CA: California Mennonite Historical Society, 2010: #39547. Redekopp

Isaak P. Fast: teacher, father of Hermann Fast and of Abraham Fast of Jerusalem; born 23 March (New Style = 4 April) 1815 in Nümuensterberg, Gross Werder

German text of the Schleitheim Articles ("Brüderliche Vereinigung") in Fast, Heinold, ed. Quellen zur Geschichte der Täufer in der Schweiz, vol. 2: Ostschweiz

in 1915 included the families of C. W. Toews, Peter T. Fast, Peter Penner Sr., and Jacob T. Fast from Langdon, North Dakota. Those who came from Manitoba

role: Cornelius and Bernardine Plett (1968-1975; 1977-1982), Arnold and Anne Fast (1975-1977), John and Ellen Stoesz (1982-1993), Ron and Ruth Penner (1993-2002)

Allen und jeden Christen, welcher Religion sie auch seyen, unparteilich und fast nützlich zu brauchen (n.p., 1583), 80 hymns in 432 pp. The second part of

Columbien, 1951. Abbotsford, BC: The Conference, 1951: 79-86. Klassen, A. J., ed. The Church in the Heart of the Valley. Abbotsford, BC: Matsqui-Abbotsford

Gütersloh, 1964. Mecenseffy, Grete, ed. Quellen zur Geschichte der Täufer, vol. 13: Osterreich, vol. 2. 1973. Mecenseffy, Grete, ed. Quellen zur Geschichte der

(The Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry) Database, 5.00 ed. Fresno, CA: California Mennonite Historical Society, 2006; No. 14853. The

congregation of the Fellowship of Evangelical Bible Churches in 2023. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

2020. http://edenmennonite.org/about-us/church-history/ Koller, Jeffrey W., ed. The Eden peace witness: a collection of personal accounts. [Moundridge, Kan

Rückenau, Molotschna Mennonite Settlement, South Russia, to Peter and Katharina (Fast) Willms. He was the middle of three children in the family. On 15 May 1903

(The Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry) Database, 5.02 ed. Fresno, CA: California Mennonite Historical Society, 2006: #265629. The parents

chose between two internal candidates Glen Koop and Milton Fast, and the lot fell to Milton Fast to lead. Gerald D. Reimer, a member serving as the EMC’s

Mennonites, as well 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

Nebraska, USA), daughter of Peter Heidebrecht (1815-1896) and Aganetha (Fast) Heidebrecht (1823-1896). Abraham and Anna had two sons: Herman and Henry

Bible College, 1951, 28 pp. Mennonite Heritage Centre. Klassen, Agatha E., ed. Yarrow: a Portrait in Mosaic. Yarrow, BC: Miss A. E. Klassen, 1976. 124 pp

30 April 1939 in Blumenort to Margaretha Fast (12 March 1889 - 11 April 1984), daughter of Cornelius W. Fast (12 June 1840, Friedensdorf, Molotschna, South

early 1980s, the church building was moved into Wolf Point. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

appeared to become an independent Mennonite congregation. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

born 19 June 1881 in Lindental, Slavgorod, Russia, to Johann J. and Anna (Fast) Kornelsen. He was the only surviving child of six children born to his mother

Toews and others. Fresno, CA: Board of Christian Literature [M.B.], 1978, rev. ed. 1980. Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols

1534. Reproduced in "Ein Sendbrief Melchior Hofmanns aus dem Jahre 1534," ed. b E. W. Kohls, Theologische Zeitschrift 17 (1961): 356-365. "Bekentnuss des

1894, South Russia – 11 September 1961, Coaldale, Alberta, Canada) and Neta (Fast) Berg (5 February 1897, Silberfeld, Schönfeld, South Russia – 29 June 1968)

he died of cancer in the late summer of 1917. Der Bote (13 August 1952). Fast, Gerhard. In den Steppen Sibiriens. Rosthern, SK, 1957: 87. GRANDMA (The

"History and Present World Status." In Sunflower Science and Technology, ed. by Jack F. Carter. Madison, Wisconsin: American Society of Agronomy, 1978:

D...." The Mennonite 110, no. 17 (12 September 1995): 17. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

Annotated Bibliography of Mennonite Writings on War and Peace, 1930-1980, ed. Willard Swartley and Cornelius J. Dyck. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1987

in 1975, though the building was maintained for some years. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

from here to warmer climates. Fast, G. Im Schatten des Todes : erlebnisbericht aus Sowjetrussland Im Schatten des Todes, 2nd ed. Winnipeg, 1956. Harder, Hans

Creek," 1978, 7 pp. Centre For Mennonite Brethren Studies. Fast, Abe and Miryom Hauff-Fast. "The Cornwall-Crooked Creek-Debolt M.B. Church." In The Mennonite

the Peter Penner family, also from Manitoba. Later the families of P. B. Fast, Jacob W. Toews, Jacob S., and Gerhard S. Friesen, and Peter and Cornelius

M. Anabaptists and the Sword. Lawrence, KS: Coronado Press, 1972; revised ed. 1976: esp. 104-7. 141-45. Steinmetz, David C. "Scholasticism and Radical

House, 1986; 2nd ed. 2003. "Brüderliche Vereinigung etlicher Kinder Gottes, sieben Artikel betreffend," in Bekenntnisse der Kirche, ed. Hans Streubing et

"Pappenheim"). Corpus Schwenckfeldianorum VII, 35; VIII, 216-22, 280 f.; XII, 41. Fast, Heinold. "Pilgram Marpeck und das oberdeutsche Täufertum. Ein neuer Handschriftenfund

"Salminger." Realencyclopedie für Protestantische Theologie and Kirche. 3. ed. Leipzig: J. H. Hinrichs, 1896-1913. Meyer, C. and Roth, F. Zeitschrift des

Mennonite immigrants to the area in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Victor Fast did counselling as a staff person for MCC. He reported on his counselling

_Samuel_P._(1881-1952). Handbook of Information (1985): 30. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

Amish-Mennonite Homes. ca. 1906: 73-80. Hostetler, John A. Amish Society, 3rd ed. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins U. Press, 1980. Hostetler, John A. Hutterite

Reformatoria Neerlandica, 10 vols. The Hague: M. Nijhoff, 1903-1914: v. X, 74 f. Fast, Heinold. "Pilgram Marpeck und das oberdeutsche Taufertum." Archiv für R

strassburger Sectenbewegung zur Zeit der Reformation 1524-1534. Strassburg : J.H. Ed. Heitz (Heitz & Mündel), 1889. Grandidier, Phil. André. Oeuvres historiques

born on 28 January 1923 to Jacob P. Fast (3 March 1899, Marion, South Dakota - 5 January 1978) and Anna (Ratzlaff) Fast (13 January 1899, Dalmeny, Saskatchewan

Jacob’s wife Aganetha died in 1918. On 6 March 1921, he married Maria L. Fast (1851-1936) in Kleefeld, Manitoba. Jacob T. Barkman died 11 June 1935 in

(The Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry) Database, 6.06 ed. Fresno, CA: California Mennonite Historical Society, 2011: #516780. Regehr

Historischen Vereins für Schwaben und Neuburg (1900): 39. Snyder, C. Arnold, ed., Gilbert Fast and Galen Peters, trans. Biblical Concordance of the Swiss Brethren

expertise, financial clout, or other means to work in a way that will bring fast returns. No specific research on the meaning and function of work has been

since 1944, four persons of Mennonite origin were present. They were Jacob Fast, Johann Martens, G. K. Alert, and Traugott Kviring. All were preachers in

Years Jacob H. Pauls 1964-1970 Ben Fast 1971-1975 Dick Thiessen 1976-1979 Norman Janzen 1980-1987 Abe Regier 1988-1992 Ed Koop 1993 Bob Jones 1994 Henry I

Martin Bucer. New Haven, 1931. Fast, Heinold. "Bemerkungen zur Taufanschauung der Tauter.' ARG, 57 (1966): 131-51. Fast, Heinold. "'Nicht was, sondern

incorporated. The congregation re-introduced Sunday School in 1894. David Fast taught from the New Testament. In 1897, the Bergfelder Church built a daughter

Abriss, the Mennonitische Rundschau, and private correspondence with M. B. Fast and John Horsch. W. S. Gottshall’s Mennonite History (1921, pp. 84) and Daniel

Database, 6.06 ed. Fresno, CA: California Mennonite Historical Society, 2011: #84233. Interview with Helene Bergen. Interview with Viktor Fast. Reger, Adina;

as they work in the last quarter of the 20th century and beyond. -- Bertha Fast Harder and Leland Harder See also Baptismal Instruction; Camps and Retreat

When the Mennonite World Relief Conference was held in Danzig in 1930 G. Fast in an address enumerated a long list of cases, first in which the West Prussian

Minister Years Walter Unger 1964 Harvey Goosen 1965–1974 Paul J. Fast 1975 Rudy Bartel 1975-1981 Ed Wiebe 1981-1984 Paul Wartman 1985-1991 Murray Unruh 1992 Henry

Büchli, mit dem sy vrsach anzeigend, warumb sy nit zur kirchen gon wöllind (2nd ed., Zurich, 1561), pp. 28, 231. The last section mentioned in the title covers

zur Geschichte der Täufer in der Schweiz II: Ostschweiz. Edited by Heinold Fast> Zürich: Theologischer Verlag, 1973. [TQ 2] Rothmann, Bernhard, and Robert

of the Central Plains Conference of Mennonite Church USA. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

"Beginning a new chapter." Scattered Seeds (June 2019): 1-2. Schmidt, Diena, ed. The Northern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church

Ward M. “John Wesley’s Teaching on Christian Perfection,” in Kenneth Geiger, ed. Insights into Holiness: By Fifteen Leading Scholars of the Wesleyan Persuasion

resources and the resources of non-family friends, in meeting the exigencies of a fast-moving, competitive, urban way of life. As Bender (1982, p. 114) points out

Christen of 88 pages (first ed. ca. 1560, later published 1702, 1742, and 1745 in Güldene Aepfel in silbern Schalen, Dutch ed. 1579, reprinted in the Martyrs'

public worship was still the ancient Swiss Brethren hymnal, the Ausbund (first ed. 1564), probably the oldest Christian hymnal in continuous use. This hymnal

only possible exception is an epistle in the Kunstbuch attributed by Heinold Fast to Marpeck, directed to the Swiss Brethren (No. 8), dated 1543. The reference

Christology of Dirk Philips." Mennonite Quarterly Review 31 (1957): 147-155. Fast, Heinold. "The Dependence of the First Anabaptists on Luther, Erasmus, and

mit Fleiss zusammengetragen. It had 329 hymns (2nd ed., 330) and an English Appendix of 23 hymns (1880 ed., 44 hymns). A German appendix of 19 hymns (Anhang)