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Churches. "Durksen, Martin." http://www.mbconf.ca/home/products_and_services/resources/published_genealogies/personal_papers/durksen_martin/ (accessed

others and had an influence on his family and the people around him. Durksen, Martin. Die Krim War Unsere Heimat. Winnipeg, Manitoba: Im Selbstverlag, 1977:

Weekly Review (11 December 1986): 2; (8 January 1987): 3. MLA style Durksen, Martin. "Remecó-Guatrache Colony (Argentina)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite

Members are baptized upon their faith by either immersion or sprinkling. Martin Durksen served as pastor from the beginning, with support largely from MCC.

family and was an example for the people coming after him to follow. Durksen, Martin. Die Krim War Unsere Heimat. Winnipeg, MB: Im Selbstverlag, 1977: 31

Mennonite Mission, but after 1950 under the direction of the minister Martin Durksen, formerly of Paraguay. The Mennonite Bible School at Bragado, F.C.O

Central Committee, the Russian Mennonites, under the pastoral care of Martin Durksen and the advisory supervision of Nelson Litwiller, began meeting in October

Gerhard Dürksen (7 September 1814, Montauerweide, Prussia – 1880, Alexanderthal, Molotschna, South Russia) and Anna (Doerksen) Dürksen (20 July 1817, Ellerwald

city for employment. With Mennonite Central Committee encouragement Martin Durksen gathered these families for worship and gave spiritual leadership to

Mennonite VS program was begun in South America under MCC sponsorship, with Martin Durksen of Buenos Aires as director, called Christlicher Dienst. Related to

congregation began services in 1972, and formally organized in 1985. Martin Durksen is considered the founding leader of the group. The congregation originated

Fernheim Colony committee serving as the general coordinating committee and Martin Durksen of Buenos Aires appointed by the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) to

Bergen & Bryan Dyck 1993-1999 Lynne & Omar Martin (Omar died 2002) 1999-2007 Dave Lepp 2008-2011 Albert Durksen 2011-2014 Gloria Beck 2015-2021 John P. Klassen

In the village of Spat they found good water at the River Salquier. (Martin Durksen, Die Krim war unsere Heimat, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1980, pp. 26-30.) The

and other places. A. A. Toews gives biographies of Martin J. Derksen (I, 144) and Johann J. Dürksen (II, 185). Jacob Doerksen was elder of the Mennonite