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Juhnke, J. C., editor. "J. E. Hartzler: Autobiographical Notes." Mennonite Historical Bulletin 42, no. 2. (April 1981): 3-5. Juhnke, J. C. "Mennonite

Fairfield), Moses Beachy in Holmes, John Schloneger in Stark, Benedicht King and Joseph Goldschmidt in Butler County, Frederick Hagi (Hege?) at Martins Creek, and

Scottdale: Herald Press, 1974. Shenk, Joseph C. Kisare: A Mennonite of Kiseru. Scottdale: Herald Press, 1984. Shenk, Joseph C. Silver Thread: the Ups and

commitment to mission outreach. Ministers like George Showalter, Perry Shank, and Joseph Geil rode a circuit route in the Highlands of West Virginia to bring God's

the non-Mennonite sources. A major method of evangelism used by the M.B.C.-U.M.C. group was the "camp meeting," a method taken over from the Methodists

point of view, did not go beyond Münster. E. C. Pike, The Story of the Anabaptists (1904), was better but brief. C. H. Smith's general works on Mennonite history

biographical entries under their names. In addition, see the following works: Shenk, Stanley C. "American Mennonite Fiction" [a bibliography]. Mennonite Life 23 (July

Zedekiah and Joseph C. Shenk. Kisare: A Mennonite of Kiseru. Salunga, PA: Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities, 1984. Shenk, Joseph C. Tanzania