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Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)|<em>Herald of Truth</em>]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.

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 The following year, Pilgrim Mennonite Press disengaged from Herald of Truth, and relocated to Crockett, [[Kentucky (USA)|Kentucky]] as [[Rod and Staff Publishers (Crockett, Kentucky, USA)|Rod and Staff Publishers, Inc]].
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 Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)|<em>Herald of Truth</em>]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.
-The following year, Pilgrim Mennonite Press disengaged from Herald of Truth, and relocated to Crockett, [[Kentucky (USA)|Kentucky]] as Rod and Staff Publishers, Inc.
+The following year, Pilgrim Mennonite Press disengaged from Herald of Truth, and relocated to Crockett, [[Kentucky (USA)|Kentucky]] as [[Rod and Staff Publishers (Crockett, Kentucky, USA)|Rod and Staff Publishers, Inc]].
 {{GAMEO_footer|hp=Vol. 4, p. 1115|date=November 2018|a1_last=Bender|a1_first=Harold S|a2_last=Steiner|a2_first=Sam}}
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	Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)\|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)\|<em>Herald of Truth</em>]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.		Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)\|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)\|<em>Herald of Truth</em>]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.
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		+	The following year, Pilgrim Mennonite Press disengaged from Herald of Truth, and relocated to Crockett, [[Kentucky (USA)\|Kentucky]] as Rod and Staff Publishers, Inc.
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−	Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)\|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)\|~~<~~em~~>~~Herald of Truth~~<~~/em~~>~~]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.	+	Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)\|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)\|<em>Herald of Truth</em>]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.
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	Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)\|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)\|<em>Herald of Truth</em>]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.		Pilgrim Mennonite Press was organized late in 1958 to be a publishing agency for a group of conservative-minded individuals who had held several interest-meetings at the [[Pilgrim Mennonite Church (Amelia, Virginia, USA)\|Pilgrim Mennonite Church]] ([[Mennonite Church (MC)\|Mennonite Church]]), Amelia, Virginia. On 18 January 1959, before any actual publication was undertaken, it merged with the [[Herald of Truth (Uniontown, Ohio) (Periodical)\|<em>Herald of Truth</em>]] to form a board of twelve members known as Herald of Truth Publications, Inc., with its principal place of business at Hartville, Ohio. Paul M. Landis of Norfolk, Virginia, was chairman at the time, as he was of the Pilgrim Press.
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