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within the University of Waterloo as UW's liberal arts college. With Helen Martens' arrival in 1965 Conrad Grebel already began to expand beyond theology

conference appointed a committee consisting of Jacob J. Klassen, Jacob P. Martens, and Abram J. Friesen to do a feasibility study. The committee visited various

M.H.S. and moved to Coaldale. George Kroeker and John Martens, at the suggestion of Helen Martens, a local graduate nurse, tackled the task of bringing

Jacob G. Thiessen of Vancouver, and later by Peter Schroeder and George Martens who had graduated from the Russian Bible School in Ontario. The other work

Children’s Mission of British Columbia, [1959]. MLA style Siebert, Nita and Helen Martens. "Enns, Klaas (1880-1955)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia

closely with the Inter-Mennonite Children’s Choir (founded in 1965 by Helen Martens at Conrad Grebel College) and the Menno Youth Singers (founded in 2004

Church." Steinbach Mennonite Church. Web. 12 November 2013. Hildebrand, Helen. "The Historical Development of the Steinbach Mennonite Church." Research

Saskatoon, SK, 1989. Address: 610 Avenue O North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7L 2V3 Phone: 306-382-2677 Website: Mount Royal Mennonite Church Denominational

Mennonite Board of Colonization. These families were: Rev. Peter A. and Helen Warkentin with 10 children; Mr. and Mrs. John Ewert with 4 children; Mr.

Among the Mennonites. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, 1988. Martens, Helen. "Hutterite Songs: the Origins and Aural Transmission of Their Melodies

part of the Central Plains Conference of Mennonite Church USA. Brenneman, Helen Good. "What Makes the Wheels Go Round in a City Mission-Church." Gospel Herald