51 Treffer anzeigen

Similar to photo used in CM 5-27-7 except in the neg. more of the center aisle inside the tent is visible. View of audience, taken from the front of the tent at the Mission Festival of the CMC in Winkler. The tent facilities of Brunk Revivals, Inc. set up on the Winkler fairgrounds, were used for this meeting. Two additional negatives taken from the outside, show the many people who were standing just outside the raised walls of the tent, indicating an overflow crowd.

Negatives, only. Bottom neg. used in CM 5-23-5. Brunk tent at left, cars parked at right across grass, sign at right giving dates, June 2-16. Top neg. similar except tent more in center of photo. Start of series of photos on these revival campaigns, probably from Frank Epp ed., "Revival Fires in Manitoba." He is listed as donor to 2001-14.200.

Negatives only, 2. Smaller neg., 6x6, used in CM 5-23-7. Equipment of Brunk Revivals , Inc., showing tent, semi-trailers, 3 house trailers, an electricity generating plant & airplane, at far right.
Larger neg. shows housing at left & more of the field at right.

Negatives, only. In top neg. 7 of the 40 men who assisted in setting up the tent for the Brunk Revival Campaign are with George Brunk (in plaid shirt), the tent on the ground; Merle Eicher, maintenance man, beside Brunk? In bottom neg. several men are in front of tent being erected as George Brunk stands on the ladder. Latter similar to 2001-14.185.

George Brunk in informal dress stands in front of one of the house/travel trailers used by members of the Brunk Revival Campaign. Taken at same time as 2001-14.170 & 171 in Steinbach, Man.?

Used in CM 5-23-5. Audience from the back, showing motto of Brunk Revival Campaign: "Lose your sins and find your Saviour" at the Monday evening meeting, Harry Neufeldt leading the opening singing. C.f. CM 5-23-12 re. Harry Neufeldt.

7 men of the Steinbach exec. com. for the Brunk Revival Campaign. l-r: Frank Isaac, H. G. Rempel, Edwin Barkman, Ben D. Reimer, Harry Neufeldt, H. Regehr, Leonard Reimer. Used in CM 5-23-5.

Negatives, only, 2. George R. Brunk on the platform preaching at the Brunk Revival Campaign in Steinbach. In 1 neg. he holds up the Bible, in the other his right arm is extended. Latter is similar to CM 5-23-5 except here he looks directly at the camera.

View of audience at a Brunk Revival Campaign meeting in Steinbach. Taken from the platform with center aisle in the tent in the middle. Young girls in the front row at left, young boys in the front row at right.

3 negs. only. Negative #6 used in CM 5-23-12 where Harry Neufeldt leads the singing at the Brunk Revival Campaign. Other members of exec. com. are on the platform behind him. Other 2 negs. show the exec. members on the platform. See 2001-14.174 re. exec. members.

Negatives only, 2. A couple on the platform, singing? Likely, Rev. & Mrs. H. G. Rempel of Emmanuel Mission who sang a duet at the Brunk Revival Campaign in Steinbach. See article in CM 5-23-5.

Tent set up in Wpg. for the Brunk Revival Campaign on the shores of the Red River near the Louise bridge, cars parked near it. Published in booklet: "Revival Fires in Manitoba," ed. By Frank H. Epp. C.f. ref. in CM 5-36-1 & 5-37-1.

Frontal view of both sides of audience seated in the tent at the Brunk Revival Campaign in Winkler. Wide center aisle in center of photo. The campaign took place July 3-21. C.f. 2001-14.198 for view of audience at right only.

Negatives 4. Different views of Brunk Revival Campaign tent & parked cars at Winkler fairgrounds. Some of trailers visible in 2 larger neg. of which #5 is similar to the photo, which was used in booklet: "Revival Fires…" ed. by Frank H. Epp. The 2 6x6 negs. are closer up, of which bottom neg. (#11?) was used in CM 5-28-7.

Negatives only, 2. # 4 used in CM 5-28-1. Leaders of cooperating churches in Winkler, Man. tent evangelism. L-r: Rev. I. P. F. Friesen; Rudnerweider Mennonite Church; Rev. J. H. Quiring, MB Church; Rev. J. M. Pauls, Rev. J. Stobbe, Bergthaler Mennonite Church 2nd neg. similar except Stobbe looks more directly at the camera.