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Welcome Tidings, a weekly 4-page 6.5 x 10.5 inch tract paper for use in Sunday schools, published by the Mennonite Publishing Company at Elkhart, Indiana. The first issue was about 1 April 1887, the last December 1895, when the Words of Cheer became a weekly (January 1896) taking its place. The Mennonite Historical Library in [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)|Goshen]], Indiana has an almost complete file. The German issue was Angenehme Stunden. In the first period it suspended publication during the winter months since few Sunday schools operated "evergreen."

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-<em>Welcome Tidings</em>, a weekly 4-page 6.5 x 10.5 inch tract paper for use in Sunday schools, published by the Mennonite Publishing Company at Elkhart, Indiana. The first issue was about 1 April 1887, the last December 1895, when the <em>Words of Cheer</em> became a weekly (January 1896) taking its place. The Mennonite Historical Library in [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)|Goshen]], Indiana has an almost complete file. The German issue was <em>Angenehme Stunden</em>. In the first period it suspended publication during the winter months since few Sunday schools operated "evergreen."
+<em>Welcome Tidings</em>, a weekly 4-page 6.5 x 10.5 inch tract paper for use in Sunday schools, published by the Mennonite Publishing Company at Elkhart, Indiana. The first issue was about 1 April 1887, the last December 1895, when the <em>Words of Cheer</em> became a weekly (January 1896) taking its place. The Mennonite Historical Library in [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)|Goshen]], Indiana has an almost complete file. The German issue was <em>[[Angenehme Stunden (Periodical)|Angenehme Stunden]]</em>. In the first period it suspended publication during the winter months since few Sunday schools operated "evergreen."
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	<em>Welcome Tidings</em>, a weekly 4-page 6.5 x 10.5 inch tract paper for use in Sunday schools, published by the Mennonite Publishing Company at Elkhart, Indiana. The first issue was about 1 April 1887, the last December 1895, when the <em>Words of Cheer</em> became a weekly (January 1896) taking its place. The Mennonite Historical Library in [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)\|Goshen]], Indiana has an almost complete file. The German issue was <em>Angenehme Stunden</em>. In the first period it suspended publication during the winter months since few Sunday schools operated "evergreen."		<em>Welcome Tidings</em>, a weekly 4-page 6.5 x 10.5 inch tract paper for use in Sunday schools, published by the Mennonite Publishing Company at Elkhart, Indiana. The first issue was about 1 April 1887, the last December 1895, when the <em>Words of Cheer</em> became a weekly (January 1896) taking its place. The Mennonite Historical Library in [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)\|Goshen]], Indiana has an almost complete file. The German issue was <em>Angenehme Stunden</em>. In the first period it suspended publication during the winter months since few Sunday schools operated "evergreen."
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−	<em>Welcome Tidings</em>, a weekly 4-page 6.5 x 10.5 inch tract paper for use in Sunday schools, published by the Mennonite Publishing Company at Elkhart, Indiana. The first issue was about 1 April 1887, the last December 1895, when the <em>Words of Cheer</em> became a weekly (January 1896) taking its place. The Mennonite Historical Library in [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)\|Goshen]], Indiana has an almost complete file. The German issue was <em>Angenehme Stunden</em>. In the first period it suspended publication during the winter months since few Sunday schools operated "evergreen."	+	<em>Welcome Tidings</em>, a weekly 4-page 6.5 x 10.5 inch tract paper for use in Sunday schools, published by the Mennonite Publishing Company at Elkhart, Indiana. The first issue was about 1 April 1887, the last December 1895, when the <em>Words of Cheer</em> became a weekly (January 1896) taking its place. The Mennonite Historical Library in [[Goshen (Indiana, USA)\|Goshen]], Indiana has an almost complete file. The German issue was <em>Angenehme Stunden</em>. In the first period it suspended publication during the winter months since few Sunday schools operated "evergreen."
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