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The Jubilation Male Chorus, a choral group made up of members of Kitchener MB and others from the local community, in concert in 2010. The director is Jake Willms and the pianist is Norman Giesbrecht. Choir members are: Vern Allemang, Alan Baxter, Fred Beattie, John R. Black, Jack Boehmer, Mel Briant, Landis Brubacher, John Coghill, Bob Crofoot, George Driediger, Mel Eby, Nyle Eby, Peter Enns, Larry Erb, Gerry Fernandez, John Griffiths, Bob Harloc, Alvin Hershberger, Len Huebner, Ken Huehn, Gerry Jansen, Fritz Kesting, John Klassen, Grant Koch, Peter Kroh, David Lacey, Doug Lacey, Jim Lacey, Jake Loewen, Frank Luellau, Gerry Martin, Frank Morgan, Doug Musselman, Marv Musselman, Erwin Penner, Dale Quesnel, Ernie Riediger, Peter Schmidt, Al Schultz, Laverne Schwartzentruber, Burnell Shantz, Ralph Shantz, Vern Sherk, John Siekmans, Paul Snyder, Vern Starra, Harry Swartz, Chuck Thompson, John Wall, Elmer Warkentin, Ron Watson, Ralph Weber, Vern Widmeyer, Fred Witmer, Rainer Wohlgemut.

At the 11 October 2005 German Pioneers Day in Kitchener, Ontario, Marlene Epp presents Paul Williams with a plaque commemorating the role of the Six Nations in the establishment of a Mennonite community in Waterloo Region. L-R: Marlene Epp, Paul Williams, Gerhard Griebenow (coordinator of German Pioneers Day), Lehman Gibson of the Six Nations.

Grace Lao Mennonite Church (Kitchener (Ontario)). 575 Lancaster St. W., Kitchener.

All Conrad Grebel College choirs and orchestra in concert at Centre in the Square, 1 Dec 1996.

This photo is of John Wall speaking from behind a pulpit at an Ontario MB Conference convention.

This photo is of John Wall speaking from beside the communion table at an Ontario MB Conference convention. The sliver plated communion trays are beside Wall who is holding a small book in his hands

This photo is of Elizabeth Esau sitting at a computer, [helping with registration?] in the front of a church at an Ontario MB Conference convention.

First Mennonite Church sanctuary, showing pulpit and organ pipes

Doug Millar in costume as Christian Eby for the drama "Trail of the Conestoga," a play based on the novel by Mabel Dunham about the early Mennonite settlers of Waterloo County. A note by Anne Millar accompanies the photograph: "Doug as Christian Eby in the play 'Trail of the Conestogo' [sic]. Doug's personal background was a mix of Scottish and P[ennsylvani]a. German and he enjoyed his involvement in both cultures - the world of Robbie Burns and the ways of trhe Pa. Germans. The Millar clan is included with others in the MacFarlane tartan."

First Mennonite Church baptismal service, ca. 1976. L-R: Ann Weber Becker (pastor), Janae Brubacher, Lisa Schlegel, Stephen Allemang, John Klassen, Steve Kehl

Handcrafted items made of wood, a miniature barn, wheelbarrow, footstool, etc. on display at the Relief Sale Promotional dinner held at Bingeman Park Lodge. These items were to be for sale at the Relief Sale.

The guest speaker at the Relief Sale Promotional dinner, turned sideways facing the camera. Behind him quilts made for the Relief Sale are on display. The dinner was held at Bingeman Park Lodge.

Four members of the head table at the Relief Sale Promotional dinner, held at Bingeman Park Lodge. l-r: Wilmer, Martin, Janet Martin, wife of the guest speaker?, guest speaker? Relief Sale quilts hang on the wall behind them.

Patricia Good practicing her harp. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 18-22-9/10.

Semi-formal.The worship leaders of Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church. Back row l-r: R. Rempel and J. Winfield Fretz; front row: D. Smucker and J. Reusser. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1974, p. 58.