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| − | Johannes Matthias Leendertz was pastor of Mennonite congregations in Wieringen (1910), [[Koog aan de Zaan (Noord-Holland, Netherlands)|Koog]]-Zaandijk (1923), and Haarlem (19271950). He was strongly influenced by Bendel Harris of the Quaker center at Woodbrooke (England), leading him to a search for the deepening of evangelical faith among the Dutch Mennonite congregations. This led him to the establishment of the "Gemeentedagbeweging" in 1917 (congregational retreat movement), later known as the "Elspeetse Vereniging" and still later as the "Fellowship of Mennonite Brotherhood Work, ([[Gemeenschap voor Doopsgezind Broederschapswerk|Gemeenschap voor Doopsgezind Broederschapswerk]]). From 1947 on he took the initiative for the regular organization of retreats. Leendertz visited the Mennonites in the [[United States of America|United States]] after World War I and became a consistent advocate of increased contacts between Dutch and American Mennonites. | + | Johannes Matthias Leendertz was pastor of Mennonite congregations in Wieringen (1910), [[Koog aan de Zaan (Noord-Holland, Netherlands)|Koog]]-Zaandijk (1923), and Haarlem (19271950). He was strongly influenced by Bendel Harris of the Quaker center at Woodbrooke (England), leading him to a search for the deepening of evangelical faith among the Dutch Mennonite congregations. This led him to the establishment of the "Gemeentedagbeweging" in 1917 (congregational retreat movement), later known as the "Elspeetse Vereniging" and still later as the "Fellowship of Mennonite Brotherhood Work, ([[Gemeenschap voor Doopsgezind Broederschapswerk|Gemeenschap voor Doopsgezind Broederschapswerk]]). From 1947 on he took the initiative for the regular organization of retreats. Leendertz visited the Mennonites in the [[United States of America|United States]] after World War I and became a consistent advocate of increased contacts between Dutch and American Mennonites. |
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Johannes Matthias Leendertz was pastor of Mennonite congregations in Wieringen (1910), Koog-Zaandijk (1923), and Haarlem (19271950). He was strongly influenced by Bendel Harris of the Quaker center at Woodbrooke (England), leading him to a search for the deepening of evangelical faith among the Dutch Mennonite congregations. This led him to the establishment of the "Gemeentedagbeweging" in 1917 (congregational retreat movement), later known as the "Elspeetse Vereniging" and still later as the "Fellowship of Mennonite Brotherhood Work, (Gemeenschap voor Doopsgezind Broederschapswerk). From 1947 on he took the initiative for the regular organization of retreats. Leendertz visited the Mennonites in the United States after World War I and became a consistent advocate of increased contacts between Dutch and American Mennonites.
| Author(s) | Sjouke Voolstra |
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| Date Published | 1987 |
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Voolstra, Sjouke. "Leendertz, Johannes Matthias (1885-1977)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1987. Web. 24 Nov 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Leendertz,_Johannes_Matthias_(1885-1977)&oldid=88951.
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Voolstra, Sjouke. (1987). Leendertz, Johannes Matthias (1885-1977). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 24 November 2024, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Leendertz,_Johannes_Matthias_(1885-1977)&oldid=88951.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 5, p. 516. All rights reserved.
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