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over some issues of church discipline related to dress regulations. Jesse B. Martin was the fourth pillar who taught at OMBS from 1932 to 1966. He served

latter part of the period and on into the 19th century. A Lancaster bishop, Martin Boehm (excommunicated about 1777), was a co-founder of the United Brethren

made their home in Waterloo and adjoining counties. The era of pastor Jesse B. Martin and his wife Naomi (Collier) at Erb Street Mennonite church, which covered

monthly until 1906, and there was no resident minister until Jesse Martin was ordained in 1903. Martin was the last minister at Bloomingdale to be ordained by

Miller, vice-chairman; Paul Erb, secretary-treasurer; fourth member, Jesse B. Martin; and I. W. Royer, fifth member. J. R. Mumaw was first field secretary

been Samuel F. Coffman 1925-49 and Jesse B. Martin 1929-    . The committee adopted a three point program in 1925: (1) peace and nonresistance education

Christian Fellowship, Mennonite (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada) By Simon B. Martin. Copied by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite

Profiles of Oscar Burkholder, Samuel F. Coffman, Clayton F. Derstine, and Jesse B. Martin. Kitchener, Ont. : Herald Press, 1982. A 13:52 minute audio clip of

org/index.php?title=Bauman,_Jesse_B._(1892-1967)&oldid=164927. APA style Steiner, Samuel J. (December 2004). Bauman, Jesse B. (1892-1967). Global Anabaptist

Profiles of Oscar Burkholder, Samuel F. Coffman, Clayton F. Derstine, and Jesse B. Martin. Kitchener, Ontario: Herald Press, 1982. Papers at Mennonite Archives

member there in January 1915. On 15 August 1926 Naomi married Jesse Bauman “J. B.” Martin (1897-1974) from Waterloo, Ontario whom she met when both were

date of death. 1David B. Martin transferred to the Peel Old Order Mennonite congregation when that meetinghouse was built in 1901.  2Jesse Bauman was ordained

denominational leader, was born 13 October 1925 in Drake, Saskatchewan to Ozias B. Gingrich (24 October 1893-6 February 1967) and Naomi Schmitt Gingrich (24

org/index.php?title=Bearinger,_Jesse_(1924-2007)&oldid=127139. APA style Gingrich, Del. (October 2012). Bearinger, Jesse (1924-2007). Global Anabaptist

June 1939 there was a division in the Elmira Mennonite meetinghouse. Bishop Jesse Bauman sided with the automobile group. Since that time the meetinghouse

AFSC in the French reconstruction work. As early as 1919 M. B. Fast, W. P. Neufeld, and B. B. Reimer, Mennonites of Reedley, California, collected funds