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| Leaders Who Shaped Us: Canadian Mennonite Brethren: 1910-2010 | View shopping basket | |
| by Harold Jantz, editor | ||
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Related Items Biography History Mennonite Brethren | Leaders Who Shaped Us collects the stories of twenty-five people who played a role in creating the community of believers known as Mennonite Brethren in Canada. During the tumultuous years from 1910 to 2010, they led, sometimes cajoled, often inspired, at times sharply reproved, the church they were an intimate part of and loved. Some of the leaders included in this book are David Dyck, John F Harms, Henry S. Voth, Anna J. Thiessen, Cornelius N. Hiebert, Cornelius A. DeFehr, Henry H. Janzen, John A. Toews, John B. Toews, Marie Wiebe, Katy Penner, David Poon, Katie Funk Wiebe, John H Redekop, Walter Unger, and others. Copyright 2010 Kindred Productions | |
| Menno's Reins | View shopping basket | |
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Related Items Dvd History | Menno's Reins is a dramatized film of the 16th century religious Anabaptist/Mennonite movement and the ensuing migrations of it's followers with a focus on those who moved to Manitoba, Canada. The film stars John Friesen as "John". You will meet John as Menno Simons, as a farmer moving from Prussia to Russia, and as a teacher in Southern Mannitoba. This film was shot on location in Alberta and Manitoba. | | |
| Mennonite Women in Canada: A History | View shopping basket | |
| by Marlene Epp | ||
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Related Items History Women | Female voices are rare in the historical record of the Mennonites. nevertheless, Mennonite women were influential in shaping Mennonite and Canadian society. Mennonite Women in Canada, the first comprehensive history of Mennonite women, traces their role over the past two hundred years. Marlene Epp explores women's roles within the contests of immigration, family, church life, work, education, and social life. Comparing how Mennonites dictate women's "place" within society with how women actually behave, Epp finds a contradiction between behavioral ideals and practicalities. Also women's responses to dictates about their proper place vary widely, unsettling a clear delineation of their roles. Using diaries, oral histories, genealogies and memoirs, Epp presents a fascinating story of Canadian Mennonite women. Copyright 2008 University of Manitoba Press | |
| God's People Now!: Face to Face with Mennonite Church Canada | View shopping basket | |
| by Robert J. Suderman | ||
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Related Items About Mennonites Cultures | In 2006 Robert J. Suderman, general secretary of Mennonite Church
Canada, visited each local church of his denomination on a "listening
tour." Suderman offers a glimpse of the denomination's needs, wants,
and concerns. Copyright 2007 Herald Press | |
| One Quilt Many Pieces: A Guide to Mennonite Groups in Canada | View shopping basket | |
| by Margaret Loewen Reimer | ||
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Cover... Related Items Cultures About Mennonites | Mennonites in Canada are divided into an astonishing variety of
church groups and organizations. Using recent statistics and census
figures, Margaret Loewen Reimer introduces the history and distinctive
theological characteristics of more than 20 Mennonite groups. Listed
here are the membership facts on Old Order communities, mainstream
denominations, German-speaking family groups, tiny clusters of
congregations, and churches of many ethnicities and languages. Useful
information like the offices, schools, camps, periodicals, and
institutions of many of the groups are presented in an easy-to-use
format. Copyright 2008 Herald Press | |
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