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Koekebakker 1881-1886, A. van der Goot 1889-1892, H. Schuurmans 1894-1910, T. O. M. H. Hylkema 1911-1929, M. J. Kosters Gz 1929-1933, A. J. van der Sluis 1936-1939

prison for taking this stand. At the same time some young ministers, T. O. Hylkema, J. E. van Brakel, and J. M. Leendertz, through a study of the Bible

Unruh. The congregations in Holland were informed by the booklet by T. O. Hylkema, De Geschiedenis van de Doopsgezinde gemeenten in Rusland in de oorlogs-

called F. Kuiper as its minister (1924-1928); he was succeeded by T. O. M. H. Hylkema, 1928-1936; W. F. Golterman, 1936-1942; S. Gosses, Gzn., 1942-1950

conditions during the German occupation. After Pastor Keuter's arrest O. T. Hylkema was called from Bussum and began his ministry on 16 April 1944. Soon

1922-1926, O. T. Hylkema 1926-1928, W. I. Fleischer 1928-1933, J. E. Tuininga 1934-1936, G. M. Kosters 1936-1941, J. Wieringa 1942-1947, Miss T. van der

In 1939 the congregation received their first permanent minister in O. T. Hylkema, who served the congregation until 1944, and was followed by D. Richards

life of our congregations?" The chief speakers were W. J. Kühler and T. O. Hylkema from Holland, Jacob Kroeker, Michael Horsch, and Christian Schnebele

impressed by their activities, van Brakel together with his colleagues T. O. Hylkema and C. Nijdam in 1917 founded the Vereeniging voor Gemeentedagen van

1921-1936; C. Nijdam, 1930-1933; J. D. Dozy, 1933- ; O. L. van der Veen, 1935- ; T. O. M. H. Hylkema, 1936-1949; G. J. W. den Herder, 1942- ; W. F. Golterman

Catechetical instruction was first given by the Hilversum minister. T. O. Hylkema, then at Amersfoort, was assistant pastor 1931-1936; then J. W. van Stuyvenberg

of a renewal among the British Friends. Among those who attended were T. O. Hylkema, J. E. van Brakel, and C. Nijdam, all of whom became influential pastors

(Mennonite Peace Office), founded by the Peace Group in 1946 (leaders: T. O. Hylkema and C. P. Inja), which gives assistance and instruction to all who wished

these Woodbrooke people held conferences at Barchem. On 12 April 1917, T. O. Hylkema, the Mennonite minister of Giethoorn, called a meeting of those present

was in mid-1945 when 33 showed up in Holland. With the assistance of T. O. Hylkema, pastor of the Mennonite church in Amsterdam, MCC negotiated an agreement

1891-1911; Petrus Marinus Heringa, 1912-1920; L. G. Holtz, 1921-1927; O. T. Hylkema, 1928-1939; N. van der Zijpp, 1940-1946; H. Luikinga, 1947-1949; S. Gosses

early 17th centuries in Hans Alenson's Tegen-Bericht op de voor-Reden van 't groote Martelaer Boeck der Doops-Ghesinde, 1630 (Bibliotheca Reformatoria Neerlandica