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Baptismal group of the Bethel Mennonite church in Aldergrove, B.C. together with elders and pastors of the church, Over 16 young people. Published in "Jugendseite" in Der Bote, July 27, 1955, p.10.

Baptismal group of the First Mennonite Church in Burns Lake, 15 men, women and young people. Not used in the CM; names of candidates not given. Partial view of the church's meeting place in the background?

Negative also. Used in CM 9-31-5. Baptismal group of 3 married couples of the First Mennonite Church in Burns Lake. See CM for their names. At far left is Rev. N. N. Friesen, member of the B.C. missions board who officiated at the baptism. At far right is Rev. Elmer Dick, pastor of the church.

Used in CM 15-22-9. Baptismal group of 8 young people (4 young men and 4 young women) of the First Mennonite Church in Burns Lake. See CM for their names and article "Burns Lake." At far left is pastor John Friesen and at the far right, A. W. Buhler, a deacon in the church.

Used in CM 11-31-9. Four Leamington young people were baptized at the Faith Mennonite Church with Rev. George Janzen officiating. See CM for names of the candidates.

Used in the CM 7-26-7. Baptismal group of 27 young people of the Niagara United Mennonite Church (the young women wearing white dresses). The clergy are: Rev. Peter Klassen (3rd row from back); Rev. C. K. Neufeld, Rev. J. Wichert (4th row from back); Rev. H. Wiens and Rev. W. Fast (front row). See CM for names of candidates.

Used in CM 4-26-5. A baptismal group of 24 young people pose on the steps of the Niagara United Mennonite Church together with the ministers and deacons of the church. The young women wear white dresses. The clergy are: front row, Rev. Peter H. Dirks (far left), Rev. J. A, Dyck and A. H. Epp (far right); second row, Rev,. C. K. Neufeld (far left). See CM for names of candidates and deacons.

Used in CM 3-25-5. Baptismal group of the United Mennonite Church in Leamington, 22 women (in white dresses) and 13 men. Rev. N. N. Driedger sits in the middle of the front row. See CM for the names of the candidates.

Baptismal group in the Fernheim Colony, mostly young women (in white dresses) and a few young men as well as church leaders.
Published in "Jugendseite"?

Used in CM 12-14-9. Four persons baptized on confession of their faith in the Nobeoka Japan church. L-r: Junji Kanai and Chizuko Katakabe, both high school graduates and Mr. and Mrs. Akira Sugiyama, both university trained and parents of a young daughter who stands between them.

Used in CM 10-36-13. The Mennonite churches of Lymburn and Grand Prairie gathered for a baptism. L-r: John Friesen, Grand Prairie pastor; Abe Dyck and Corney Voth, baptismal candidates; and C. G. Neufeld, Didsbury elder.

Used in CM 10-33-5. Baptismal candidates of the Tofield Mennonite Church with two leaders (at right). One of the leaders is probably John Neufeld, the elder who officiated at the service. See CM for names of candidates.

Negative also. Used in CM 8-27-1. Seven people were baptized at the Bergthal Mennonite Church. The ministers were missionary Herbert Peters and Rev. C. G. Neufeld. See CM for names of candidates.

Used in CM 7-23-8. Five young men were baptized at the Bergthal Mennonite Church. Left to right: Benjamin Penner, Kenneth Penner, Rev. C.G. Neufeld (pastor), Arnold Bergen, David Derksen, Paul Neufeld.

Cropped for use in the CM 7-27-7. Six young people were baptized in the Schoensee Mennonite Church (the original German name for the Tofield Mennonite Church). Rev. Peter Schellenberg stands in the middle of the group. See CM for their names.