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Benjamin Unruh, Wilhelm J. Ewert, and Arnold E. Funk. In addition the following served as ministers and evangelists: Jacob Funk, Jacob W. Penner, Abraham Balzer

Brethren Churches, published annually. Klassen, Agatha E. Yarrow: A Portrait in Mosaic. Yarrow: A.E. Klassen, 1976. Penner, Peter. Reaching the Otherwise

PACS faculty consisted of Jennifer Ball, Marlene Epp, Lowell Ewert, Nathan Funk, and Reina Neufeldt. Conrad Grebel's Religious Studies faculty members were

have served the church as of 1954 are Arnold Funk, C. E. Krehbiel, Olin Krehbiel, S. M. Musselman, E. D. Schmidt, P. E. Frantz, J. H. Langenwalter, and George

it was the exceptional congregation that did not have it. In 1880 John F. Funk published Sunday-school "question books" authorized by the Lancaster Conference

Conference, 1957-1990. Bluffton, Ohio: The Conference, 2003. Address: 5517 E 1950 North Road, Danvers, Illinois 61732 Phone: 309-963-4554 Website: https://www

as early as their southern relatives. Petter with his second wife, Bertha E. Kinsinger, was transferred to Lame Deer in 1916; and worked there until his

of Mennonites and the loss of their Russian homeland after World War I. Arnold Dyck (1889-1970), arguably the greatest Mennonite literary figure writing

as such." "The worldly princes lord it over others by use of the sword," i.e. by the use of force, "but not so shall it be with you." By the middle of the

outside audience. Wiebe, Katie Funk. "How to Start a Civil War." Christian Leader (23 February 1982): 19. Wiebe, Katie Funk. "The Humble Approach." Mennonite

Mennonites and related groups in Manitoba, Mexico, and Menno, Paraguay. (Arnold Dyck, Dee Fria, Steinbach, 1947; Kay Woelk, "Courtship and Marriage of the

rather than an external (ecclesiastical) devotion of an earnest believer; i.e., they supported his "pious exercise of the mind," as it occasionally was termed

dust storm, Arnold made a vow to God. As an 11-year-old, he later confirmed this vow with a definite commitment while listening to Charles E. Fuller’s radio

Anabaptist vision," the Concern movement, house churches, and the Eberhard Arnold Hutterian Brethren, to name only a few examples. Yet another variation on

by the Russian-American artists J. P. Klassen (Bluffton), John Funk (Saskatoon), and Arnold Dyck (Steinbach-Winnipeg). Dyck, who studied art in Munich, though

reserved. Hutchinson First Mennonite Church (General Conference Mennonite) at 725 E. 7th Street, Hutchinson, Kansas, is a member of the Western District Conference

Epp, Mrs. Johann Fast, Jacob Fast, Jacob Friesen, Johann Friesen, Cornelius Funk, Abraham Heinrichs, Jacob Janzen, Johann Janzen, Peter Lender, Absolom Martins