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The Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Mission Board was an agency of the [[Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)|Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)|Mennonite Church]]). It was organized on 1 December 1911 with the name "Mission Board of the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference." Its first executive committee consisted of [[Byers, Noah E. (1873-1962)|N. E. Byers]], president; B. B. King, vice- president; [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)|G. L. Bender]], treasurer; [[Bixler, Jacob K. (1877-1939)|Jacob K. Bixler]], secretary; and O. S. Hostetler, fifth member. On 18 October 1913 it was reorganized as the Indiana-Michigan District Mennonite Mission Board. The word "District" was dropped from the name on 2 June 1914. The board was incorporated in [[Indiana (USA)|Indiana]] on 13 August 1914, and admitted to do business in [[Michigan (State)|Michigan]] on 18 December 1923. In 1955, 27 mission stations under the board, located in Indiana, Michigan, and [[Kentucky (USA)|Kentucky]]. It published the <em>Gospel Evangel, </em>formerly the <em>Rural Evangel. </em>During the 1955 fiscal year the board spent $118,293.11.

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−	The Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Mission Board was an agency of the [[Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)\|Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]). It was organized on 1 December 1911 with the name "Mission Board of the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference." Its first executive committee consisted of [[Byers, Noah E. (1873-1962)\|N. E. Byers]], president; B. B. King, vice- president; [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)\|G. L. Bender]], treasurer; [[Bixler, Jacob K. (1877-1939)\|Jacob K. Bixler]], secretary; and O. S. Hostetler, fifth member. On 18 October 1913 it was reorganized as the Indiana-Michigan District Mennonite Mission Board. The word "District" was dropped from the name on 2 June 1914. The board was incorporated in [[Indiana (USA)\|Indiana]] on 13 August 1914, and admitted to do business in [[Michigan (~~State~~)\|Michigan]] on 18 December 1923. In 1955, 27 mission stations under the board, located in Indiana, Michigan, and [[Kentucky (USA)\|Kentucky]]. It published the <em>Gospel Evangel, </em>formerly the <em>Rural Evangel. </em>During the 1955 fiscal year the board spent $118,293.11.	+	The Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Mission Board was an agency of the [[Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)\|Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]). It was organized on 1 December 1911 with the name "Mission Board of the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference." Its first executive committee consisted of [[Byers, Noah E. (1873-1962)\|N. E. Byers]], president; B. B. King, vice- president; [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)\|G. L. Bender]], treasurer; [[Bixler, Jacob K. (1877-1939)\|Jacob K. Bixler]], secretary; and O. S. Hostetler, fifth member. On 18 October 1913 it was reorganized as the Indiana-Michigan District Mennonite Mission Board. The word "District" was dropped from the name on 2 June 1914. The board was incorporated in [[Indiana (USA)\|Indiana]] on 13 August 1914, and admitted to do business in [[Michigan (USA)\|Michigan]] on 18 December 1923. In 1955, 27 mission stations under the board, located in Indiana, Michigan, and [[Kentucky (USA)\|Kentucky]]. It published the <em>Gospel Evangel, </em>formerly the <em>Rural Evangel. </em>During the 1955 fiscal year the board spent $118,293.11.
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	The Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Mission Board was an agency of the [[Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)\|Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]). It was organized on 1 December 1911 with the name "Mission Board of the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference." Its first executive committee consisted of [[Byers, Noah E. (1873-1962)\|N. E. Byers]], president; B. B. King, vice- president; [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)\|G. L. Bender]], treasurer; [[Bixler, Jacob K. (1877-1939)\|Jacob K. Bixler]], secretary; and O. S. Hostetler, fifth member. On 18 October 1913 it was reorganized as the Indiana-Michigan District Mennonite Mission Board. The word "District" was dropped from the name on 2 June 1914. The board was incorporated in [[Indiana (USA)\|Indiana]] on 13 August 1914, and admitted to do business in [[Michigan (State)\|Michigan]] on 18 December 1923. In 1955, 27 mission stations under the board, located in Indiana, Michigan, and [[Kentucky (USA)\|Kentucky]]. It published the <em>Gospel Evangel, </em>formerly the <em>Rural Evangel. </em>During the 1955 fiscal year the board spent $118,293.11.		The Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Mission Board was an agency of the [[Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference (Mennonite Church USA)\|Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]). It was organized on 1 December 1911 with the name "Mission Board of the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference." Its first executive committee consisted of [[Byers, Noah E. (1873-1962)\|N. E. Byers]], president; B. B. King, vice- president; [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)\|G. L. Bender]], treasurer; [[Bixler, Jacob K. (1877-1939)\|Jacob K. Bixler]], secretary; and O. S. Hostetler, fifth member. On 18 October 1913 it was reorganized as the Indiana-Michigan District Mennonite Mission Board. The word "District" was dropped from the name on 2 June 1914. The board was incorporated in [[Indiana (USA)\|Indiana]] on 13 August 1914, and admitted to do business in [[Michigan (State)\|Michigan]] on 18 December 1923. In 1955, 27 mission stations under the board, located in Indiana, Michigan, and [[Kentucky (USA)\|Kentucky]]. It published the <em>Gospel Evangel, </em>formerly the <em>Rural Evangel. </em>During the 1955 fiscal year the board spent $118,293.11.
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