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  • as an attempt to glorify himself. The grant was of the proprietary type - that is, Penn as proprietor was granted complete ownership of the land, to dispose
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  • County, Ohio, arrived in Elkhart County: Johann Miller, Joseph J. Miller, Jonas Miller, David H. Miller, Eli Tschoppen, Velti Yoder, David Schragen, and
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  • When President Yoder resigned, he was succeeded in June 1940 by Ernest E. Miller, who served until August 1954. The president of the College after 9 August
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  • secretary, who was Levi Mumaw at Scottdale, 1920-1935, and then Orie O. Miller at Akron, near Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1935-1957. Since 1935 the executive
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  • decided to move on to Canada where exemption from military service was granted. They located in southern Alberta, and south central Manitoba. However,
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  • Mills were also owned by Peter F. Klassen, Jakob C. Friesen, H. Hamm and H. Miller, David Hübert, and Heinrich Hübert. Among the dealers in farm machinery
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  • Conference Office, 2011. Miller, Levi. Our People: The Amish and Mennonites of Ohio. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1983. Stoltzfus, Grant M. Mennonites of the
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  • Perwangen, were executed with the sword at Günzlhofen and Vogach together with a miller from Milstetten in Munich. On 28 January six artisans of Munich were burned
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  • the homes. Locally they were known as the "Miller Church" because an Indiana Amish Mennonite bishop, Eli Miller, had organized the congregation. They were
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  • 000 came to Canada between 1783-1786. The Loyalists who applied for land grants in Canada at this time were required to prove that they had been attached
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  • interested in colonizing this largely uninhabited area. Much of the land was granted to court officials, army officers, and government officials. A large number
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  • others who imitated him such as J. S. Shoemaker, Daniel Kauffman, D. D. Miller, S. G. Shetler, Noah Stauffer, and A. D. Wenger. New life was awakened,
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  • the heir of Rappoltstein. He pointed out to the prince that they had been granted permission to settle only on the express condition that they should not
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  • hold a conference in the fall of each year in Missouri. The request was granted. In fact this was but following the precedent set in 1871 when the Indiana
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  • curriculum and to focus on academy and junior college programs. Hesston granted its last bachelor's degrees in 1927. However, in 1928 Hesston offered a
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  • the program. Articles of Incorporation were prepared, and a charter was granted by the State of Kansas on 19 March 1908. Hillsboro was chosen as the site
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  • Vietnam War period, 1960-73, in the United States 171,000 draft-age men were granted the conscientious objector (CO) classification by the Selective Service
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  • D. Miller disapproved of the church’s relatively lax standards on dress and church authority. In June 1923, Goshen College was shut down and Miller, with
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  • Galicia in 1784-86, consisting of nine families (prominent were Krehbiel, Miller, Schrag, and Zerger), left the Galician Mennonite settlement in 1796 and
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  • his realm put to death, he would also show mercy to the poor mortals and grant them their lives. Otherwise, if the two prisoners persisted in their faith
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  • sometime prior to the first purchase of land by the congregation in 1728. The grantors of the land were Henrich and Modlena Ruth, and the grantees were Henry
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  • Order Amish. They had contrasting goals for the new church. Bishop Alvin D. Miller and some members desired to maintain a strict standard of practice to demonstrate
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  • occupy a hillside five miles across the river from the diamond center was granted. Taking its name from an adjacent village, the sixth CIM station was called
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  • Church and Miller Mennonite Church.) When the first meetinghouse was built is not known, possibly in 1836, when the first deed was granted for church purposes
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  • group included Benjamin B. Miller, Moses K. Yoder, Rudy Z. Yoder, and Jacob E. Miller. All except the last secured homestead grants. The next group, arriving
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  • Mennonite College the rating of a standard four-year college with permission to grant the A.B., B.S., B.S. in Education, B.R.E., and Th.B. (6-yr.) degrees. The
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  • Mennonites from South Russia to Nebraska, had an interview with President Grant and General Custer in 1874 regarding the settlement of Mennonites in the
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  • the Russian army. There were no indications that this was not taken for granted. -- Cornelius Krahn The Mennonites of the Orenburg (Kitchkass) and the old
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  • Kaunitz at Austerlitz with a petition for admission, which was granted them. The trial of the miller Nikolaus Geyersbühler shows that there were Anabaptists there
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  • Christian Eshleman farm, who also granted the land. In 1925 the building was enlarged and again in 1947. The ministers of the Miller Mennonite Church, of which
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  • under a constitution and have a system of accountability. Membership was granted upon regular attendance by a church’s ministers at the Maranatha ministers’
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  • This provided a more permanent location for the growing ministry. Vern Miller, a Goshen College graduate who had earlier assisted the Summer Bible School
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  • differences are also unique. While the Mennonite Church in India received no grants or personnel from the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities, the General
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  • some across the eastern border in the county of Oldenburg. Among the first grants of toleration for Mennonites is that given by Count Rudolf Christian in
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  • holding bank stock and managing a store, post office, or express office. Levi Miller of Holmes County, Ohio, in the initial session of 1862, listed among other
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  • provincial funding has typically provided half of Conrad Grebel's income through grants and undergraduate tuition fees; the remainder comes from residence income
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  • basic stance    2. Leland Harder’s new forms    3. John Miller’s indictment: apostasy    4. John Miller’s diagnosis: hypocrisy    5. Thus saith the Lord    6
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  • than going to the Mall.l" Mennonite Quarterly Review 77 (2003): 109-126. Miller, D. Paul. "Amish Acculturation." Unpublished M.A. thesis, U. of Nebraska
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  • is located on the North Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River in Grant County, West Virginia. Regular work was begun in the Carr schoolhouse in
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  • Toronto. Harvey's seminary plans were interrupted at the invitation of Orie Miller, Executive Secretary of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC). Orie arranged
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  • difficult. The Haycock School Board was contacted and permission was eventually granted to rent the one-room New Harrisburg schoolhouse. The first Sunday school
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  • Mission was threatened by a large urban renewal project. Vern and Helen Miller moved to the Lee-Seville area of Cleveland in September 1956 when the Mennonite
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  • Mennonite Encyclopedia. The project also received a Canadian government grant to facilitate the work. Initially Sam Steiner selected Canadian-related articles
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  • theology. Unfolding the rich "shalom" vocabulary in the old Testament has granted new insight into God's purposes for the community of the faithful. This
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  • Clinton, functioned as one body. In January 1922, Lockport was finally granted the privilege of holding its own services every Sunday. Three ministers
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  • 5 km) east of Pekin. The congregation was organized in 1905, with Allen Miller as minister. It continued to worship at the Railroad schoolhouse until 1910
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  • Hernley (1745), Habecker (1760), and Bair's Hanover (1774) were built on Penn grants. The Byerland house (1747) is preserved as a sample of the simplicity and
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  • planned a new curriculum to qualify their schools for approval, which was granted by the Russian Department of Education in 1876. Besides the common general
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  • Atlantic Coast Conference Currents 1, no. 1 (March-April 1980): 1. Stoltzfus, Grant M. Mennonites of the Ohio and Eastern Conference; From the Colonial Period
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  • Longenecker was the closest of the ministry to the new location, approval was granted for him to be a part of the charter membership. The name chosen for the
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  • controversial issue in the 1980s. Affusionist congregations occasionally grant immersion baptism to those desiring it. Some immersionists, including some
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  • free of charge for mission purposes the work expanded. With a government grant of $5,000 for the new building at Darlington, the work at Cantonment was
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  • when a church was built on the present site and named for the man who granted the deed. In 1867 it was enlarged, and in 1891 it was replaced by a new
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  • believers churches' persistent claim to religious freedom, called by William Lee Miller "the first liberty," has helped establish open discussion so essential to
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  • new church building was conducted on 12 March 2000. After occupancy was granted in March 2001, services were moved from the first floor basement to the
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  • Neuwied, joined the young congregation there, and died in 1666. The Privilege granted by the Count of Wied in 1680 names Heinrich Rupp and his sons Thielmann
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  • de Costa Rica, 1985. Miller, Ivan J. History of the Conservative Mennonite Conference. Grantsville, MD: Ivan J. and Della Miller, 1985: 205-271. Blutstein
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  • (interim) 1999-2000 Dan Rempel 2000-2020 Rob Ayer (transitional) 2020-2021 Grant Miller (executive pastor) 2022-present Michael Turner 2023-present
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  • presidents of the Chamber of Commerce there. Mennonites were traders, shippers, millers, and oil pressers, distillers, and brewers, millwrights and shipbuilders
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  • Heinrich Funck's desire for suffering was ironic, for he himself was a wealthy miller, landowner, and bishop with ample prestige in his own circles. (2) Mennonites
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  • the nation came under the control of the United States, which in 1935 granted the nation commonwealth status. During World War II, Japan invaded the Philippines
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  • refugees. During the early 1990s the Frontier Village Foundation provided a grant to install water lines for irrigating the gardens. By the late 1990s, some
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  • should find preferable...." On July 25, 1873, their amended requests were granted. Such clever, not always subtle, "pressure" politics, or at least self-serving
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  • Coast Conference Currents 9, no. 1 (January-February 1988): 2. Stoltzfus, Grant M. Mennonites of the Ohio and Eastern Conference; From the Colonial Period
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  • his own possession the estate which his brother Stoffel von Villach had granted the Hutterian Brethren when he united with them. In 1576 Johann von Zierotin
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  • with preachers John Shenk and Jacob Keagy, deacons John Welty and James Miller, 12 acres for a meetinghouse, schoolhouse, and burying ground. Possibly
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  • Conference to the Mid-Atlantic Mennonite Fellowship (MAMF). This request was granted in the spring of 1980. Richard Herr was ordained as bishop on 23 January
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  • lo_2013Mar212.pdf. Miller, Loren. "Building dedication in Stanford." Missional Crossroads (June 2014): 5. Address: 210 South Grant Ave., Stanford, Illinois
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  • in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, the oldest son of Daniel P. and Susana Miller Guengerich, and died 12 January 1929 near Wellman, Iowa. He married Barbara
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  • Ohio, USA to Noah A. Keim (26 December 1912-27 September 1994) and Sarah S. Miller Keim (26 June 1912-29 June 1999); he was the oldest of three children. Albert
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  • south, it was first colonized by the Dutch in 1631. It became a part of the grant made to William Penn in 1682 and remained under the governor of Pennsylvania
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  • congregations who followed a group of bishops, ministers, and deacons who were granted a release from the Lancaster Mennonite Conference to form the Eastern Pennsylvania
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  • "preferential option" for the poor and oppressed. Here, the quest for justice is granted a status at least equal to, if not higher than, nonviolent peacebuilding
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  • requested membership in the Conservative Mennonite Conference; this was granted in August 1983. In February 1999 the congregation became a charter member
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  • property to the Mennonite Foundation are deductible as provided by law. Orie O. Miller continued as president of Mennonite Mutual Aid from its beginning. C. L
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  • afterwards is estimated at about $2,500,000. In addition to O. O. Miller, A. J. Miller, and Clayton Kratz, the Mennonite relief workers in Russia included
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  • Coast Conference Currents 2, no. 5 (September-October 1981): 1. Stoltzfus, Grant M. Mennonites of the Ohio and Eastern Conference; From the Colonial Period
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  • night. With the concession of Charles Ludwig, Elector of the Palatinate, granted in 1664, they were permitted, in villages where four or five families were
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  • thought. Theologies differ considerably, depending on the relative weight granted to these sources and criteria. Theologies also differ significantly in the
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  • services in their homes, originated with him. This request was apparently granted, for on 4 September 1769 another request was addressed to the prince by
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  • meetings were kept at a distance until the itinerant Amish evangelist David A. Miller of Thomas, Oklahoma adopted the style and gave it an Amish face. Many Amish
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  • 1866 through an imperial decree, the Guardians' Committee was instructed to grant the right of voting to all homestead-owning colonists regardless of whether
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  • separation from the surrounding culture, it has usually been taken for granted with little written regulation or deliberate group decision. In times of
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  • Princess Juliana, from people living in the Dutch East Indies, and which was granted by the queen to be used for the leper work. The name Donorodjo actually
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