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Slide Presentation-COM - Calling All the Children Home
This slide show is of children of many races playing together and is illustrative of a world where everyone is welcome and has enough food, shelter, clothing, and love. -- Note: included is a script and an audio cassette #2356 with music by John McCutcheon.
Teil vonGerhard Lohrenz fonds
This photo is an unidentified group of 70 women and children, mostly likely in Russia.
Students at the boarding school at Chachipay (Colombia)
Teil vonCOE Slide Presentation - "Overseas Missions: General Conference Mennonite Church"
Teil vonEnns-Toews family fonds
This photo is of young Ruth Christleit (ca. 6 years old) sitting on cement steps. -- [19-].
Children of Herman Herm. & Maria E. Bergman
This photo is of the children of Herman and Maria Bergman. Standing in the back row are Helen and Maria. Sitting in the first row from left to right are Herman, Albert, Agnes, and Anna. The girls are all wearing white dresses. Young Herman is wearing a sailor outfit and the baby is dressed in white. The photo is taken indoors.
Unknown
This is a photo of a group of Mennonite refugee children in the 1920s either in Russia or in Germany. An adult can be seen in the upper left hand corner.Five children can be fully or partially seen in the back row and five in the front row. A young girl holds a drink in a cup and a boy holds a plate in front of him. Two girls are wearing plaid blouses and dark jumpers which are decorated with rickrack.
Unknown
This photo shows A.A. Harder and his wife Justina Harder (nee Epp), and their charges at the Grossweide Orphanage.
Wheelbarrow Race at Cross Lake
Teil vonRudy Regehr photo collection--CMC--Native Ministries
This picture shows children having a wheelbarrow race at Cross Lake, Manitoba.
Teil vonJ. J. Enns Photograph Collection
School for the refugee children in Harbin
Teil vonGerhard Lohrenz fonds
This photo shows 50 children with three adult male teachers (l-r) Heinrich Friesen, Peter Reimer and Peter Friesen. These were the children of Mennonite families that were refugees in Harbin, China, having fled the USSR.
Teil vonJ. J. Enns Photograph Collection
Teil vonJ. J. Enns Photograph Collection
Teil vonJ. J. Enns Photograph Collection
Teil vonJ. J. Enns Photograph Collection
Teil vonAbram & Sara (Braun) Klippenstein Photograph Collection
This item contains a young girl posing in a white dress