Two men, dressed for cold weather beside their pack-horses and one ill person on the stretcher; transport of the 7th Red Cross. There were 50 of these teams and some heavy mountain wagons completely equipped, but without arms (guns) division on unsuitable wagon trails.
A photo of Abraham Peters (left), minister of the Mennonite Brethren church and son of the Margenau Elder Peters. Peters died in Canada, just like his father, at a very advanced age. Next to him is the evangelist and preacher Jakob Reimer. He published a booklet dealing with the Revelation according to St. John. [HR 144]
Bernard B. Harms and Katharina (Thessmann) Harms with their two daughters (who are wearing identical ornate collars) are, Katie 4 yrs of age sitting on Bernard's lap and Margaretha 6 months sitting on a high stool in the middle of the parents. Their daughter Margaretha is not listed on the Canadian Mennonite Board of Colonization # 2507. GRANDMA lists another daughter Margaretha - was she born after they immigrated to Canada?
George Brunk revival meetings in Abbotsford, BC. in the summer of 1958. These revival meetings were started by two Mennonites from Virginia — brothers George and Lawrence Brunk. They conducted revival meetings in many communities across North America.
