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Mennonite Brethren Churches, published annually. Klassen, Agatha E. Yarrow: A Portrait in Mosaic. Yarrow: A.E. Klassen, 1976. Penner, Peter. Reaching the Otherwise

small fruit growing, or poultry raising. -- Cornelius F. Klassen MLA style Klassen, Cornelius F., John M. Klassen and Richard D. Thiessen. "British Columbia

John G. Wiens, Abraham H. Unruh, Gerhard Unruh, Franz F. Isaak, Cornelius F. Klassen, Cornelius A. DeFehr, David D. Derksen, and H. Goossen, all of whom

1804-1806, Johann Klassen 1806-1808 and 1812-1814, Gerhard Reimer 1809-1811, Peter Töws 1815-1820, Johann Klassen (Ohrloff) 1824-1826, Johann Klassen (Tiegerweide)

available at http://www.menonitica.org/lexikon/?F:Fernheim. MLA style Dyck, Cornelius J., Peter P. Klassen and Gundolf Niebuhr. "Fernheim Colony (Boquerón

php?title=Klassen,_Cornelius_Franz_%22C._F.%22_(1894-1954)&oldid=168316. APA style Bender, Harold S. and Richard D. Thiessen. (May 2013). Klassen, Cornelius

in the delegation. The Kleine Gemeinde was represented by David Klassen and Cornelius Toews. Meanwhile John Lowe, Secretary of the Canadian Department

Map:Filadelfia, Fernheim Colony, Paraguay MLA style Dyck, Cornelius J. and Peter P. Klassen. "Filadelfia (Fernheim Colony, Boquerón Department, Paraguay)

Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. II, 234 f. MLA style Klassen, Abraham and Cornelius Krahn. "Halbstadt (Molotschna Mennonite Settlement, Zaporizhia

conference numbered 21 affiliated congregations, with a total membership of 1,918. Each congregation was served by a professionally trained, salaried minister

122. The entire group immigrated to North America in 1874, Cornelius Tows and David Klassen having been the Kleine Gemeinde delegates in the study group

Riesen, Franz, F. Lehn, Dietrich J. Gossen, P. P. Sawatzky, Fr. F. Froese, P. P. Dyck, D. H. Loewen, D. H. Koslowsky, and F. F. Klassen. In 1918 and 1920

Warkentin, and Margaretha Fast served as midwives and nurses. Cornelius Fast and F. F. Enns also distributed medicines. During the first years the instruction

Gorter from Holland, Christian Neff and Michael Horsch from Germany). C. F. Klassen, David Toews, B. H. Unruh, H. S. Bender, and S. H. N. Gorter spoke on

of Peter Hildebrand) 1826-1867; Peter Abraham Klassen 1867-1905; Jakob Wiebe 1902-1907; Johann Peter Klassen 1907-1923; and Johann Martens, who was chosen

Transformed. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1996. MLA style Klassen, Cornelius F. "Canadian Pacific Railway Company." Global Anabaptist Mennonite

in Mission, ed. A. J. Klassen. Fresno: MB Board of Christian Literature, 1967: 115-33. MLA style Krahn, Cornelius and Cornelius J. Dyck. "Pietism." Global

adjoining the future campus of the Pacific Bible Institute. In 1963 the Cornelius Hiebert Library was built, as a joint project with Fresno Pacific College

238-239. Klassen, William. Covenant and Community: The life and writings of Pilgrim Marpeck. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1968. Klassen, William

Pennsylvania), daughter of Franz F. Klassen (1870-1924) and Justina (Wiebe) Klassen (1874-1933). Elfrieda’s oldest brother was C. F. Klassen. Peter and Elfrieda had

Two years later, in 1913, the school opened under the leadership of John F. Harms, who had come to the area from Kansas in 1908. The mission of the 3-year

in the Believers' Church. Worship Series no. 1. Newton, KS, 1978, cf. related titles in this series. Klassen, William and Walter Klaassen, eds. The Writings

Elfrieda Klassen Dyck: nurse and church worker; born 10 March 1917 in Donskoye, Neu-Samara Mennonite Settlement, Russia to Franz F. Klassen (30 April 1870

Gismann-Fiel; Gross; Hillerbrand, 1962; Horst, 1972; Jecker; Keeney; Peter Klassen; William Klassen; Oyer, 1964; Packull, 1977; Pater; Plümper; Rempel; Schäufele;

"The Holy Spirit" Klassen, Peter. "The Anabaptist View of the Holy Spirit." Mennonite Life 23, no. 1 (January 1968): 27-31. Klassen, William. Covenant

were Wilhelm Sudermann, Dietrich Derksen, Cornelius Fast, Bernhard Fast, and Dietrich Klassen. Later Franz F. Enns, who soon became elder, Heinrich Balzer

org/wiki/Canada. By Cornelius F. Klassen. Copied by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 1, p. 502. All rights

for Survival. Toronto, ON: Macmillan of Canada, 1982: 94 ff. Plett, Delbert F. Plett, ed. Old Colony Mennonites in Canada 1875 to 2000. Steinbach, MB: Crossway

great number of Mennonite factories such as Koop, Hildebrandt, Neufeld, Klassen, Niebuhr, and Franz and Schröder. It was even produced by the International

Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. II, 235 f. MLA style Klassen, Abraham and Cornelius Krahn. "Halbstadt Mennonite Church (Halbstadt, Molotschna

Erdmund Kroeker, John Kehler, Jakob Sawatzky, Jacob and Henry Kroeker, Cornelius Tilitzky, and Theodor Lange. Ministers from the Coghlan area (Aldergrove)

Prominent in peace witness among the Mennonite Brethren were B. B. Janz, C. F. Klassen and P. C. Hiebert. These leaders played important roles in shaping both

a different part of the outline. At the turn to the 20th the century, Cornelius H. Wedel (1860-1910), who had immigrated from Russia in 1874, produced

Seminary.” Accessed 13 March 2019. http://www.ambs.edu/about/history. Dyck, Cornelius J. The AMBS Story. Elkhart, Indiana: Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary

congregations. 3rd. ed. Moundridge, Kansas: Gospel Publishers, 1999: 45-53. Location: 1 1/2 miles east of Linden Phone: 403-546-3020 Denominational Affiliation: Church

Centre. Address: Box 58, Rabbit Lake, Saskatchewan S0M 2L0 (Located 2 km south, 1.5 km west of Rabbit Lake) Phone: 306-824-4448 Denominational affiliations:

baptismal service and Lord's Supper were observed in the large shed of Johann Klassen, of Grünfeld. First the church of the settlement was known as Orloff, but

Nebraska; J. P. Klassen (b. 1888), Professor of Art in Bluffton; P. J. Klassen, writer and minister in British Columbia; and H. F. Klassen, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Seven churches decided to support the school at the outset. Three men, Cornelius Toews, George Sukkau and Alex Bauman, were elected to obtain government

paper primarily for the benefit of the scattered refugees. In 1953 C. F. Klassen, special commissioner for MCC, initiated a systematic tracing service

Queenston, 1988. Durnbaugh, Donald F. The Believers' Church. New York; Macmillan, 1968; Scottdale, 1985. Durnbaugh, Donald F., ed., Every Need Supplied: Mutual

1923. In 1925 the couple divorced.  In 1926 Mary married Cornelius Franz "C. F." Klassen. Klassen was working with the Allrussischer Mennonitischer Landwirtschaftlicher

title=Klassen,_Herbert_F._(1929-2018)_and_Maureen_S._Klassen_(1937-2019)&oldid=168315. APA style Klassen, Mark. (June 2020). Klassen, Herbert F. (1929-2018)

(1928): Nos. 10-13 Krahn, Cornelius. "Agriculture Among the Mennonites of Russia." Mennonite Life (January 1955): 14 ff. Krahn, Cornelius. "Mennonite Industry

Plett, Delbert F.  "Ältester Isaak Dyck 1847-1929, Servant of God." Preservings (December 2002): 7-16. "The Story of Anna Dyck Klassen." Preservings (December

Kreider, Cornelius J. Dyck, Erland Waltner, Guy F. Hershberger, Melvin Gingerich and others. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1964. Dyck, Cornelius J. and Willard

groups were invited to participate. Other teachers appointed included Franz F. Klassen and Esther Horch. Daytime instruction was added and enrollment reached

a translation of the Russian Krylov. Johann P. Klassen wrote many poems. J.H. Janzen, who calls Klassen "the most productive and most natural of our poets

arrived in 1938 from Hague, Saskatchewan. On 29 June 1939 Isaac Hiebert and Cornelius Krahn (d. 2000) were ordained as ministers and Abram Bergen (d. 1961) as

Simons. Elizabethtal, January 6, 1860 Abraham Cornelssen Cornelius Wiens Isaak Koop Franz Klassen Abram Wiens Martin Klaassen Abram Wiens Daniel Hoope August

Springfield Publishers, 2006-2008: v. II. Klassen, Herbert and Maureen. Ambassador to His People: C. F. Klassen and the Russian Mennonite Refugees. Winnipeg

west of Altona MB, in the mid-1890s with his step-parents, Anna Klassen and Cornelius Bergman. He attended school until the age of fourteen. He farmed

historians. Chicago Theological Register 60 (September 1970): 1-59. Durnbaugh, Donald F. The Believers' Church The History and Character of Radical Protestantism

1987): 482-84. Morrison, Karl F. The Mimetic Tradition of Reform in the West. Princeton U. Press, 1982. Morrison, Karl F. Tradition and Authority in the

Ens (1980); Klassen: A Family Heritage (J. J. Klassen), edited by P. D. Zacharias, 528 pages (1980); A Pilgrim People, edited by Cornelius J. and Wilma

Joachim. New Testament Theology, pt. 1: The Proclamation of Jesus, trans. John Bowden. London: SCM, 1971: 204-8. Klassen, William. Release to Those in Prison

advertised and exaggerated development among the Münsterite Anabaptists (1534 f.) pertaining to marriage and family life. Although originally the Anabaptists

genealogies on Mennonites in the region north of Philadelphia. Also, Hugh F. Gingerich has collaborated with Rachel W. Kreider, to produce an astonishingly

40 (1966): 148-56. Klassen, William and Walter Klaassen, eds. and trans. The Writings of Pilgram Marpeck. Scottdale, Pa., 1978. Klassen, William. "The Hermeneutics

1930-1980, ed. Willard Swartley and Cornelius J. Dyck. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1987, or Nelson P. Springer and A. J. Klassen, Mennonite bibliography, 1631-1961

until 1978, when Benjamin Wolfe was elected as minister and leader. Cornelius Klassen was also elected as a minister at this time. Wolfe became Aeltester

the first 60 years were Heinrich Warkentin, Jacob Janzen, Cornelius K. Ens, David Epp, Cornelius F. Sawatzky and Arthur Friesen. In the mid-1950s there were

general were helped by the Mennonite Central Committee, represented by C. F. Klassen and Peter Fröse. After the hardships of the trying years, the agricultural

Chronicle of the Hutterian Brethren, vol. 1. Rifton, N.Y.: Plough Publishing House, 1987. Durnbaugh, Donald F., ed., Every Need Supplied. Philadelphia:

developed into artists in their own right (H. J. Janzen, Joh. H. Janzen, J. P. Klassen, and others). Numerous copies of illuminated manuscripts and Christmas and

Zestiende Eeuw. Haarlem: H.D. Tjeenk Willink, 1932: 74 f., 80 f., 84 f., 119, 126, 129, 141, 151, 171. Linden, F. O. zur. Melchior Hofmann, ein Prophet der Wiedertäufer

artist J. P. Klassen, are in the Bluffton University Library. Many wealthy Mennonites had their portraits painted by noted Dutch artists. F. Schmidt Degener

with volunteer labor. The new building was dedicated 11 April 1954 with J. F. Redekop and Johannes A. Harder as guest speakers. In 1942 John A. Goerz responded

contributions were those by Robert Friedmann, Karl Schottenloher, and A. J. F. Zieglschmid. Friedmann gave an exhaustive bibliography on the Austrian Anabaptists

2008. Klassen, William. Covenant and Community: The Life, Writings, and Hermeneutics of Pilgram Marpeck. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1968. Klassen, William

16th-century Anabaptism, and resulted in the purging of this element. William Klassen has pointed out that this separation took place as early as 1531 in Strasbourg

in Europe is St. Chrischona, near Basel, Switzerland, founded in 1840 by C. F. Spitteler. Bible institutes and colleges did not develop in Europe with the

names which have become almost household words, however, are those of C. F. Klassen, the father of the refugees, who died in the service in Germany in 1954