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  • in 1971, and served as the magazine’s editor from 1978 to 1987. He wrote regularly for, and was an Associate Editor of, the Journal of Mennonite Studies
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  • "Christian Mutual Aid among Mennonites" in 1938. Mennonite Quarterly Review (MQR) editor Harold Bender was so impressed, he published two chapters of the dissertation
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  • Goshen College. In 1945 they moved to Scottdale, PA, where Paul served as editor of the Gospel Herald. Her activities at Scottdale were principally in the
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  • worship and music. In 2017/18 the music faculty consisted of Laura Gray, Kate Steiner, Karen Sunabacka and Mark Vuorinen. The College wanted to initiate a Peace
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  • William Klassen married Dona Harvey (12 August 1944- ), a journalist and editor-in-chief of the Winnipeg Tribune. William Klassen died 29 January 2019 at
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  • brother died in infancy. His sister, Martha Whitmer married Albert "A. J." Steiner (30 October 1876-20 August 1965), a prominent Ohio and Eastern Conference
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  • (1922-1939) he was president of the Society. He also served as an Associate Editor of the Gospel Banner. During his years of leadership Goudie also authored
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  • new publication known as Emphasis. MLA style Huffman, J. A. and Samuel J. Steiner. "Gospel Banner (Periodical)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia
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  • following administration: M. S. Steiner, Columbus Grove, Ohio, editor; D. S. Gerig, Goshen, Indiana, assistant editor; Aaron Loucks, Scottdale, Pennsylvania
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  • Springs. In 1941 the family moved to Hesston, Kansas where Jess served as editor of the Hesston Record beginning in 1942. This was soon after Pearl Harbor
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  • worthwhile service to our Mennonite brethren everywhere." Friesens found an editor in the 1953 graduating class of Canadian Mennonite Bible College, a founding
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  • Fellowship was significant. The influence of deacon Ervin N. Hershberger as editor of the Herold der Wahrheit for 15 years and Calvary Messenger after 1970
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  • delegates at the annual conference session for a term of three years. The editor of the Conference periodical was usually called in in an advisory capacity
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  • at Scottdale, with the church organ, the Gospel Herald, and its vigorous editor, Daniel Kauffman. It was manifested also in the formal merger of the Amish
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  • Maynard Myers Shelly, minister, editor and author; was born 3 February 1925 in Milford Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA to Howard Shelly (5 May
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  • (nonresistance) to active witness for peace and justice. Keith Graber Miller, the editor of a 2010 volume of selected writings by Burkholder, said "In his modeling
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  • and other places. Outstanding men of God, like Ulrich Steiner (1806-1877, commonly called "Steiner Ulli," preacher 1825, elder 1835) and Ulrich Habegger
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  • 1936. The last editor was Merle Shantz. The Ontario Mennonite evangel superseded Church and Mission News in November 1956. MLA style Steiner, Samuel J. "Church
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  • (died 1670), Andreas Wiszowaty (died 1678), the historian, theologian, and editor of the well-known Bibliotheca Fratrum Polonorum (1656 ff., 8 vv.), and his
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  • three Mennonite historical centers in Canada (Bert Friesen, chair; Sam Steiner, Lawrence Klippenstein, Ken Reddig) plus Ted Regehr (the eventual author
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