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PA, 1905. Hershberger, G. F. War, Peace, and Nonresistance. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1944, rev. ed. 1953. Hershberger, G. F. The Mennonite Church in

Missions, Education, and Publication: Henry J. Brown, N. E. Byers, D. H. Epp, H. H. Ewert, H. A. Fast, I. I. Friesen, S. J. Goering, Mrs. R. A. Goerz, N. B.

congregation at Comins in Oscoda County resulted from the energy and vision of F. F. Stutesman, formerly of the Mennonite Church (MC), who started a Sunday school

Community]. Berne, IN, 1938. Wenger, J. C. The Mennonites in Indiana and Michigan. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1961. Wenger, J. C. The Yellow Creek Mennonites

the,will%20remain%20Lancaster%20Mennonite%20Conference. Durnbaugh, Donald F. The Believers' Church: the History and Character of Radical Protestantism

transactions and decisions. A smaller part immigrated to Russia (1853 f.) and to America (1873 f.). Those remaining were divided into a group which strongly clung

C. H. Abriß der Geschichte der Mennoniten, I-IV. Newton, Kans.: Bethel College, 1900–1904. Wedel, C. H. Glaubenslehre. North Newton, Kans. Wenger, John

the work of historians C. Henry Smith, H. P. Krehbiel, J. C. Wenger, and others described the prominent role John H. Oberholtzer played in the founding in

Burkholder, H. D. The Story of Our Conference and Churches. N. Newton, 1951. Esch, Henry. Editor. The Mennonites in Arizona. Phoenix: the author, 1985. Handbook

of Faith. Berne, IN, 1918: 4 f. Wenger, J. C. The Doctrines of the Mennonites. Scottdale, PA, 1950: 69, 104, 125 f. Wenger, J. C. "The Theology of Pilgram

Mennonite Piety Through the Centuries. Goshen, 1949: 170 f. The list of the American editions is in H. S. Bender, Two Centuries of American Mennonite Literature

Doopsgezinde Gemeente te Amsterdam 1, Nos. 241 f., 257-60, 323, 343, 356, 367, 417, 463, 617, 619 f., 631, 640. I. H. V. P. N. Het beginsel en voortganck

through the promises of Christ the invisible bread and drink" (Fundament, 1539 H.i.i.j.2). Menno accused the Catholic Church of having made an idol of the Lord's

1883 Swartz, F. H. " The Origin and Development of Our Conference." Messenger (October 1947), (January 1948), and (April 1948). Wenger, J. C. History

John Horsch (MC, 1867-1941), J. C. Wenger (MC, 1906- ), G. F. Hershberger (MC, 1897- ). The various Mennonite bodies large and small have almost all established

1987): 649-654. Hershberger, Guy F. , ed., The Recovery of the Anabaptist Vision. Scottdale, 1957. Hershberger, Guy F. "Harold S. Bender," in A Cloud of

Schnell, K. "John F. Funk , 1835-1930, and the Mennonite Migration of 1873-75." Mennonite Quarterly Review 24 (1950):199-229. Schnell, K. "John F. Funk's Land

1883-1884: v. 1, Nos. 428 f., 431, 433, 436 f., 441, 453 f., 570-84, 887, 1471, 1559, 1638, 1736, 2359, 2471; v. ll, Nos. 2994, 3290 f., 3293-3319; v

35-50, 378-81. Wenger, J. C. Introduction to Theology. Scottdale, Pa. : Mennonite Pub. House, 1954: esp. 73-85, 107-112, 231-41. Waltner, James H. This We Believe

(1941): 29 ff. Theol. Jahresbericht (1911): 645 f. Thurneisen, E. "Die Basler Täufer." Basler Jahrbuch (1895f). Map:Basel (Basle, Switzerland) MLA style Neff

ministry and laity alike. In spite of the opposition of such leaders as John F. Funk, editor of the Herald of Truth, who openly and in print opposed the anti-necktie

1910-13, A. de Vries Mzn 1914-35, J. W. Sipkema 1938-42, J. P. Keuning 1942-45, F. H. Sixma 1945-48, P. Messie 1949-53, and Miss J. Gorter 1954-    . Among the

Scottdale, PA: The Author, 1916: 198. Kühler, Wilhelmus Johannes. Geschiedenis der Nederlandsche Doopsgezinden in de Zestiende Eeuw. Haarlem: H.D. Tjeenk Willink

Meihuizen, H. W., J.A. Oosterbaan and H.B. Kossen. Broederlijke Vereniging. Amsterdam: Doopsgezinde Historische Kring, 1974. Meihuizen, H. W. "Who were

Heilbronn, Württemberg and was the father of four children—Elizabeth (Mrs. H. S. Bender), Walter, Menno, and Paul; he died 7 October 1941 at his longtime

Guy F. Hershberger, Henry Fast, Edward Yoder; shalom and holy war: Millard Lind, John H. Yoder, Perry Yoder; politics of Jesus: Ronald Sider, John H. Yoder;

Dichtung (Leipzig, 1912), and H. Hermsen, Die Wiedertäufer zu Münster in der deutschen Dichtung (Stuttgart, 1913). Elizabeth H. Bender published a series

Hans-Jürgen. Die Täufer. Munich: C. H. Beek, 1980. Goltermann, W. "Eens Consens over de doop," in De Geest in het Geding. N.p: H. D. Tjeenck Willink, 1978. Handbuch

Quarterly Review 25 (1951): 34-46. Littell, F. H. The Anabaptist View of the Church. New York, 1952. Littell, F. H. "The Anabaptist Doctrine of the Restitution

saving faith. Lancaster, 1857: 260. Vedder, H . C. Balthasar Hubmaier ... New York, 1905: 178. MLA style Wenger, John C. and Nanne van der Zijpp. "Apostles'

1681: 18, 507 f. Sippel, Theodor. "The Confession of the Swiss Brethren in Hesse, 1578." Mennonite Quarterly Review 23 (1949): 33. Wenger, John C. The Doctrines

ministers who served the congregation to the 1950s were A. D. Wenger, S. H. Brunk, Amos D. Wenger, and Clayton D. Bergey, who served the congregation of 174

the Mennonite Church (MC) churches today. Besides Martin D. Wenger there was also Christian H. Brunk of Virginia who traveled widely among the Mennonites

America, no date indicated-1915). Derstine, Clayton F. The Yawning Pit of Lodgery. Eureka, IL, 1921. Funk, J. F. "Freemasonry Again." The Herald of Truth. August

those who attended the school were John F. Funk and Warren Bean, later a bishop in the Franconia Conference. On 1 January 1850 Henry A. Hunsicker was ordained

G. Wenger, Martin D. Wenger, and Joseph H. Wenger. History of Christian Wenger . . . Elkhart, IN, 1903, 259 p. WIDEMAN: Ida (Wideman) Reesor. The Family

Cornelius Jansen, David Goerz, B. Warkentin, D. Gaeddert, C. H. Wedel, H. P. Krehbiel, C. E. Krehbiel, J. H. Janzen, A. A. Friesen, and a number of church records

Church. Danvers, Ill: The author, 1926: 91-92. Available in full electronic text at http://www.archive.org/details/MN5038ucmf_9. Wenger, John Christian. The

1942-1951; and Lester Janzen, 1951- . Deacons who served were Harvey H. Baum, 1905-1910; Clayton F. Myers, 1910-1945; Ralph N. Lewis, 1946- . The Sunday school

Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference. Harrisonburg, Va.: Herald Press, 2016: 307. Wenger, John Christian. The Mennonites in Indiana and Michigan. Scottdale, Pa.:

Goshen, IN, 1974. Wenger, Elizabeth. Foretaste. Goshen, IN, 1972. Wenger, Elizabeth. Hail to the Brightness. Goshen, IN, 1970. Wenger, Elizabeth. Heal on

began as the Monterey Mennonite Church (Mennonite Church), located on Route 1, Bird-in-Hand, at the little village of Monterey in Upper Leacock Township

A. D. Wenger, Fentress, Virginia.; D. J. Johns, Goshen, Indiana; George R. Brunk, Denbigh, Virginia; A. P. Heatwole, Waynesboro, Virginia; Noah H. Mack

Ammon Moyer died on 9 December 1976, at the age of 59. On 24 April 1977, John F. Schmidt was ordained to fill the vacancy. As Stanley Beidler approached retirement

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

Historic Nonresistance--advocated especially by Guy F. Hershberger, Harold S. Bender, John C. Wenger--emphasized an almost literal obedience to the precepts

Nineteenth-century America. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1988: ch. 1, 4. Schlabach, Theron F.  "The Humble Become Aggressive Workers." Mennonite Quarterly Review

Review 49 (1975): 521. Wenger, John C. "The Schleitheim Confession of Faith." Mennonite Quarterly Review 19 (1945): 243-53. Wenger, John C. "Martin Weninger's

1913-1967: v. I, 612 f. Hershberger, Guy F. The Way of the Cross in Human Relations. Scottdale, Pennsylvania, 1958. Hershberger, Guy F. War, Peace, and Nonresistance

which Summae controversarium Religionis (1658) is outstanding. His colleague F. F. Spanheim also participated in this controversy. His book, Selectarum de

into a more tolerant branch of Mennonites. All this is in line with Roland H. Bainton's observation regarding the characteristics of marriage and family

Willard H. Smith's Mennonites in Illinois (1983); the Historical Committee of the General Conference Mennonite Church (GCM) which sponsored S. F. Pannabecker's

held in schoolhouses. The congregation was dissolved in 1913. MLA style Wenger, F. H. "Cedar Point Church of God in Christ, Mennonite (Cedar Point, Kansas

Martin's death, Preacher Joseph O. Wenger led a more conservative schism from the Weaverland Conference, and in 1927 Wenger was ordained bishop of his group

building was dedicated 7 July 1985. The church closed in Spring 2004; Ed Wenger was the last pastor. "Snyder, Peter B." Gospel Herald 41, no. 28 (13 July

Kleingeschichtsbuch der hutterischen Brüder, ed. A. J. F. Zieglschmid. Philadelphia: Carl Schurz Foundation, 1947, 287ff. Wenger, J. C. "The Voice of Mennonite history

A similar program was begun in 1926 at Goshen College, (Indiana) by John F. Slabaugh. He was followed in 1927 by Arthur L. Sprunger (1897-1972), a painter-sculptor

Mennonite families and single women had moved to Hutchinson for employment. Rev. H. P. Krehbiel advocated Hutchison be considered a promising field and an attempt

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

A. D. Wenger (1867-1935), Aaron Loucks (1864-1945), E. J. Berkey (1874-1954), S. F. Coffman (1872-1954), and A. I. Yoder (1866-1932). A. D. Wenger was the

building in 2006. Early ministers and their terms of service include William H. Grubb, 1903-1905; W. S. Gottshall, 1905-1909; A. M. Fretz supplied 1909-1910;

1984. Wenger, J. C. History of the Mennonites of the Franconia Conference. Telford, 1937. Franconia Mennonite Conference website MLA style Wenger, John

personID=I25767&tree=dlwdb. Martin, Harold F. “George Weaver (1818-1883).” The Historical Journal 21, no. 1 (April 2015): 4. Ruth, John L. The Earth is

1914. Rues, S. F. Tegenwoordige Staet. Amsterdam 1745. Schijn, H. Geschiedenis dier Christenen welke . . . Mennoniten genaamd worden 1. Amsterdam, 1743

Comins (Michigan) Mennonite Church began as a union Sunday school sponsored by F. F. Stutesman and a number of Mennonite and Methodist families living in that

Mennonite Publishing House, 1928. Niebuhr, H. R. Christ and Culture. New York, 1951. Niebuhr, H. R., W. Pauck, and F. P. Miller. The Church Against the World

and still active members in 1957 were Guy F. Hershberger and H. A. Diener. Also Simon Gingerich and John H. Alger were original appointees but retired

Compiled by Martin D. Wenger. (The "all" in this title was an overstatement.) An English Sunday-school hymnal, prepared by C. H. Brunk of Virginia, published

1987. Schlabach, Theron F. "Mennonite Revivalism, Modernity -- 1683-1850." Church History 48 (1979): 398-415. Schlabach, Theron F. "Mennonites and Pietism

Ernst Crous, Robert Friedmann Following the lead of Roland H. Bainton (1936), Franklin H. Littell and Frank J. Wray have developed the thesis that the

PA : Herald Press 1987: 287-90 Wenger, Samuel S. Christian Living (February 1958): 6-8, 33. MLA style Hershberger, Guy F. and Timothy Stoltzfus Jost. "Lawsuits

Karlsruhe : H. Schneider, [1931]. Gerbert, Camille. Geschichte der strassburger Sectenbewegung zur Zeit der Reformation 1524-1534. Strassburg : J.H. Ed. Heitz

congregations adopted the 1836 Prussian Confession (Elbing edition). H. D. Penner and P. H. Richert merged three European confessions to produce the Kurzgefasstes

From a Disciple's Perspective. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1987. Littell, F. H. The Anabaptist View of the Church. N.p., 1952. Loewen, Howard John, ed.

Mennonite Church celebrates." The Mennonite 51, no. 49 (15 December 1936): 1-2. Address: 28026 275th Street, Bloomfield, Iowa 52537 Phone: 641-675-3845

Evangelism with Waldo Wiebe, David J. Wiens, Henry J. Schmidt (and in Canada H. H. Epp) serving as conference evangelists. Elmo Warkentine, as executive secretary

Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe; Schneider, 1913-1967:I, 54 f.; II, 274 f.; III, 141 f. Hege, Eric. "The Development of Mission Interest Among French

"ministers," and two "elders," where the title "elder" meant "deacon" (J. C. Wenger, History of the Mennonites of the Franconia Conference, Telford, 1938, 363)

Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. I, 68 f.; v. III, 289 f. Hershberger, Guy. F. Christian Relationship to State and Community. Akron, 1942

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

Beatrice. Das Schleitheimer Tauferbekenntnis 1527. Thayngen: 1951: 16 f., 75 f. Kieferndorf, Philipp. Der Eid. Worms: 1892. Mannhardt, W. Die Wehrfreiheit