165 Treffer anzeigen

Used in the CM 4-15-6. Building in Yarrow, B.C. which served as the headquarters of the West Coast Children's Mission, from which materials were distributed. See caption of photo in CM 4-11-1 for a description of the materials.

Negative also and aditional photo (9x9). Used in CM 4-11-1. Building of the West Coast Children's Mission which was sponsored by the British Columbia Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches. Sunday services (in the chapel) and Sunday School were held in this building on County Line Road. See related photos in 2010-14.436 to 438.

Used in CM 4-11-4. The completed church building, which was dedicated Jan. 15, 1956. The Volendam Colony is located in East Paraguay.

Used in CM 3-19-5. Construction of the church building Taken from some distance away.

Used in CM 3-33-6. Construction of the new church building The frame for the tower on the front of the building is up.

Used in the CM 12-46-1. Architect's sketch of thechurch building extension, for an education wing.

Used in the CM 3-27-7. Front entrance & side of the new building, recently dedicated. A GCchurch

Negatives also (3). Used in the CM 9-46-26 with art. on the history of thechurch Front & side ofchurch building Two smaller copies of photo (9x9) & add. photo & neg. taken from small angle as 14.3528. A cross is attached to the front.

Used in CM 7-35-9. People gathered informally outside the United-Anglicanchurch building after the service. The unit of Mennonite young men working there for the summer worshipped & co-operated with the United-Anglican Church

Negatives only (2). A group standing in front of the entrance to the Topeka Mennonite Fellowship church building. See CM 4-15/16-6 re the formation of the congregation.

Postcard photo of the front & side of thechurch building

Negative also. Used in CM 5-26-10. Church basement where the Mennonite families worshipped. Negative was attached to neg. in 1994-14.1230 which could be Menno & Margarette Ediger, the pastor couple who served this church. Cf. 1992-14.3816.

Front & side ofchurch building Dated Aug. 1965.

The Meilun Mennonite Church building, seen from the north side. The Chinese characters say: "Believe in Jesus there is peace." The stamp on the back states it is from the General Conference Mennonite Church News Service in Newton, Kansas. The photo is dated Nov. 30, 1967 but was likely taken by Frank H. Epp on his Asian tour in 1966. See also 2010-14.370 for a baptism held at this church.

Information on back of photo: Church board & participating & visiting ministers at the Waters Mennonite Church Posing in front of the place where the church met, are; Wilfred Ulrich, Kitchener; Henry? Epp, Vineland; Neufeld, Niagara-on-the-Lake; J.J. Wichert, Vineland; Bill Dick, Toronto (back row at r.?); Menno Ediger, Sudbury. Front row: ____ Tiessen, Ike Klassen, Albrecht, Waters Mennonite Church board members. See ref. to debt reduction of Waters Church in CM 6-47-8. See related photo in 1998-14.296.