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Used in CM 10-38-10. Thanksgiving and anniversary service held for the Bethesda Home for the Mentally Ill, Sept. 16. L-r: Rev. John G. Baerg, Ontario moderator; Rev. H. P. Penner, St. Catharines pastor; Rev. H. P. Wiebe, founder (in the pulpit); Rev. David A. Friesen, chaplain and new housefather. In front of the pulpit is a Thanksgiving display of food and vegetables.

Used in CM 11-20-10. Canadian delegation to National Association of Evangelicals. Rev. Gilbert W. Kirby (front 3rd from l.), WEF gen. sec.; Dr. Everett Cattell (to r. of Kirby), WEF pres. MB leaders (standing): John Baerg, Virgil (3rd from l.); Henry Voth, Vineland (far r.)

Used in Bull. May 31, 1963, p.1. L.to R.: Newton Gingrich (Mennonite Cf.); E.J. Swalm (BIC); John Baerg (MB); Fred L. Nighswander (Markham Cf.); Henry P. Epp (UM Cf.); Kenneth Bender (for H. Yantzi, Amish Cf.). Small copy (14x11)

This photograph is of John G. and Martha Baerg.The photograph is taken outside in a residential area.

This photo is of John G. Baerg speaking at the Canadian Conference convention held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in July 1981.

This photo is of John G. Baerg standing beside David Ewert inside the Virgil MB Church.

This photograph is of John G. Baerg visiting with another man among a crowd of people, possibly at the Mennonite World Conference.

This photo is of Herb Brandt (foreground) seated a the front of a church during a convention. Visible in the background are (l-r) David Pankratz, D.B. Wiens, Herman Voth, John G. Baerg, , H.H. Voth, and .

This photo is of the audience during a service at the Council of Boards convention held at North Kildonan MB Church. Seated in the first row are John G. Baerg, Henry Voth, _____, Herb Brandt, H.R. Baerg, and J.M. Schmidt.

This is a photo of a March, 1965 meeting of the Board of Reference and Counsel of the Canadian MB Conference. 11 men in dark suits are seated in a semi-circle around an oval table. A portrait of A.H. Unruh hangs on the wall behind them. Beginning on the left and proceeding around the table, the following men can be recognized: #4 D.B. Wiens, #5 J.H. Quiring, #6 I.W. Redekopp, #7 John G. Baerg, #10 Henry Penner, #11 David Ewert,