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Born 23 September 1889 at [[Elida (Ohio, USA)|Elida]], [[Ohio (State)|Ohio]], Adah Good graduated from [[Bluffton University (Bluffton, Ohio, USA)|Bluffton Academy]] in 1918. She married Noah L. Burkhalter on 6 August 1918. She served as a missionary ([[General Conference Mennonite Church (GCM)|General Conference Mennonite]]) and Bible teacher in [[India|India]], 1919-1952. Noah died in India, 1920, two months before the birth of their son Lawrence. Adah Burkhalter’s study leave in the [[United States of America|United States]], 1922-1925, led to a BTh degree from [[Witmarsum Theological Seminary (Bluffton, Ohio, USA)|Witmarsum Seminary]], [[Bluffton (Ohio, USA)|Bluffton, Ohio]], in 1925. She returned to India with her son in 1925. On 3 March 1926 she married [[Wenger, Paul A. (1889-1969)|Paul A. Wenger]]. She helped with evangelistic work in four areas, including 19 years at [[Korba Mission Station (Madhya Pradesh, India)|Korba]], [[Madhya Pradesh State (India)|Madhya Pradesh]]. She was hostess at the Mennonite Mission Center, [[Chicago (Illinois, USA)|Chicago]], 1953-1957. After Paul Wenger’s death she lived at Greencroft Center, [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)|Goshen]], IN where she died 4 January 1985. Adah loved music, wrote poetry, and composed poems for scrapbooks for each of five grandchildren. She enjoyed six great-grandchildren.
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Born 23 September 1889 at [[Elida (Ohio, USA)|Elida]], [[Ohio (USA)|Ohio]], Adah Good graduated from [[Bluffton University (Bluffton, Ohio, USA)|Bluffton Academy]] in 1918. She married Noah L. Burkhalter on 6 August 1918. She served as a missionary ([[General Conference Mennonite Church (GCM)|General Conference Mennonite]]) and Bible teacher in [[India|India]], 1919-1952. Noah died in India, 1920, two months before the birth of their son Lawrence. Adah Burkhalter’s study leave in the [[United States of America|United States]], 1922-1925, led to a BTh degree from [[Witmarsum Theological Seminary (Bluffton, Ohio, USA)|Witmarsum Seminary]], [[Bluffton (Ohio, USA)|Bluffton, Ohio]], in 1925. She returned to India with her son in 1925. On 3 March 1926 she married [[Wenger, Paul A. (1889-1969)|Paul A. Wenger]]. She helped with evangelistic work in four areas, including 19 years at [[Korba Mission Station (Madhya Pradesh, India)|Korba]], [[Madhya Pradesh State (India)|Madhya Pradesh]]. She was hostess at the Mennonite Mission Center, [[Chicago (Illinois, USA)|Chicago]], 1953-1957. After Paul Wenger’s death she lived at Greencroft Center, [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)|Goshen]], IN where she died 4 January 1985. Adah loved music, wrote poetry, and composed poems for scrapbooks for each of five grandchildren. She enjoyed six great-grandchildren.
 
= Bibliography =
 
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Beery, William and Judith Beery Garber. <em>The </em><em>Beery Family History. </em>Elgin, IL: Brethren Publishing House, 1957: 371-372.
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Beery, William and Judith Beery Garber. <em>The Beery Family History. </em>Elgin, IL: Brethren Publishing House, 1957: 371-372.
  
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Jantzen, Kathryn L. "Wengers Leave India." <em>India</em><em> Calling </em>15, no. 3 (Fall, 1953): 1.
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Jantzen, Kathryn L. "Wengers Leave India." <em>India Calling </em>15, no. 3 (Fall, 1953): 1.
  
 
Juhnke, James C. <em>A People of Mission: A History of General Conference Mennonite Overseas Missions</em>. Newton, KS: Faith and Life, 1979: 165.
 
Juhnke, James C. <em>A People of Mission: A History of General Conference Mennonite Overseas Missions</em>. Newton, KS: Faith and Life, 1979: 165.
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<em>Mennonite Reporter </em>(4 February 1985): 15.
 
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Moyer, Samuel T. <em>They </em><em>Heard the Call. </em>Newton, 1970: 103-105.
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Moyer, Samuel T. <em>They Heard the Call. </em>Newton, 1970: 103-105.
  
 
Ratzlaff, Ruth R. Editor. <em>Fellowship in the Gospel, India: 1900-1950.</em> Newton: Mennonite Publications Office, 1950: 103-105, 128.
 
Ratzlaff, Ruth R. Editor. <em>Fellowship in the Gospel, India: 1900-1950.</em> Newton: Mennonite Publications Office, 1950: 103-105, 128.
  
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Wenger, Adah B. "Sarguja." <em>India</em><em> Calling </em>15, no. 1 (Spring, 1952): 1, 2.
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Wenger, Adah B. "Sarguja." <em>India Calling </em>15, no. 1 (Spring, 1952): 1, 2.
  
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Wenger, Paul A. "The Road to Sarguja." <em>India</em><em> Calling </em>15, no. 1 (Mission Press, Jubbulpore, Madhya Pradesh, India, Spring, 1952): 3.
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Wenger, Paul A. "The Road to Sarguja." <em>India Calling </em>15, no. 1 (Mission Press, Jubbulpore, Madhya Pradesh, India, Spring, 1952): 3.
  
 
Wenger, Paul A. <em>Twenty-five Years with God in India. </em>Berne, IN: Mennonite Book Concern, 1929: 198-99.
 
Wenger, Paul A. <em>Twenty-five Years with God in India. </em>Berne, IN: Mennonite Book Concern, 1929: 198-99.
 
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Latest revision as of 21:17, 13 April 2014

Born 23 September 1889 at Elida, Ohio, Adah Good graduated from Bluffton Academy in 1918. She married Noah L. Burkhalter on 6 August 1918. She served as a missionary (General Conference Mennonite) and Bible teacher in India, 1919-1952. Noah died in India, 1920, two months before the birth of their son Lawrence. Adah Burkhalter’s study leave in the United States, 1922-1925, led to a BTh degree from Witmarsum Seminary, Bluffton, Ohio, in 1925. She returned to India with her son in 1925. On 3 March 1926 she married Paul A. Wenger. She helped with evangelistic work in four areas, including 19 years at Korba, Madhya Pradesh. She was hostess at the Mennonite Mission Center, Chicago, 1953-1957. After Paul Wenger’s death she lived at Greencroft Center, Goshen, IN where she died 4 January 1985. Adah loved music, wrote poetry, and composed poems for scrapbooks for each of five grandchildren. She enjoyed six great-grandchildren.

Bibliography

Beery, William and Judith Beery Garber. The Beery Family History. Elgin, IL: Brethren Publishing House, 1957: 371-372.

Jantzen, Kathryn L. "Wengers Leave India." India Calling 15, no. 3 (Fall, 1953): 1.

Juhnke, James C. A People of Mission: A History of General Conference Mennonite Overseas Missions. Newton, KS: Faith and Life, 1979: 165.

Mennonite Reporter (4 February 1985): 15.

Moyer, Samuel T. They Heard the Call. Newton, 1970: 103-105.

Ratzlaff, Ruth R. Editor. Fellowship in the Gospel, India: 1900-1950. Newton: Mennonite Publications Office, 1950: 103-105, 128.

Wenger, Adah B. "Sarguja." India Calling 15, no. 1 (Spring, 1952): 1, 2.

Wenger, Paul A. "The Road to Sarguja." India Calling 15, no. 1 (Mission Press, Jubbulpore, Madhya Pradesh, India, Spring, 1952): 3.

Wenger, Paul A. Twenty-five Years with God in India. Berne, IN: Mennonite Book Concern, 1929: 198-99.


Author(s) Kathryn L Jantzen
Date Published 1989

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