Mennonite Archival Information Database

Nursing in India

CA MHC PP-photos 741-003
Einzelstück
1906 - 1959

Teil vonAnne Penner fonds

Photograph of Anne Penner working as a nurse in India, holding a young baby

Penner, Anne

P. W. and Mathilde Penner, missionaries to India

CA MHC PP-Photo coll. 166-154.0
Einzelstück
1917

Teil vonHeinrich H. Hamm fonds

Hillsboro

Missionary Cornelius H. and Martha Unruh

CA MHC PP-8 - Photo Col. 500-368.0
Einzelstück
[between 1901-1909?]

Teil vonKoop Family fonds

Unknown

Samuel T. and Metta Habegger Moyer

CA MHC 709-11
Einzelstück

Teil vonCOE Slide Presentation - "Overseas Missions: General Conference Mennonite Church"

Evangelistic Tour

CA MHC 709-09
Einzelstück

Teil vonCOE Slide Presentation - "Overseas Missions: General Conference Mennonite Church"

Missionaries made evangelistic tours between mission stations, and establishing out-stations.

Bethesda Church

CA MHC 709-07
Einzelstück

Teil vonCOE Slide Presentation - "Overseas Missions: General Conference Mennonite Church"

This church was built for victims of Hansen's disease.

Leper Home

CA MHC 709-06
Einzelstück

Teil vonCOE Slide Presentation - "Overseas Missions: General Conference Mennonite Church"

Missionaries in India

Teil vonCOE Slide Presentation - "Overseas Missions: General Conference Mennonite Church"

Between 1906 and 1909, nine new workers joined the Penners and Kroekers. Included in this group were P.J and Agnes (Harder) Wiens, C.H. and Lulu (Johnson) Suckau, P.A. Penner's 2nd wife, Martha Richert and others. Back row: 2nd from the left, C.H. Suckau with his wife Lulu in front of him, far left in the back, P.J. Wiens with his wife in front of him. P.A. Penner is in the middle in the front. P.A. Penner had 2 daughters, P.J. & Agnes Wiens had 2 sons, and C.H. & Lulu Suckau had a young son in 1911.

Penners and Kroekers in India

Teil vonCOE Slide Presentation - "Overseas Missions: General Conference Mennonite Church"

Peter A. Penner and his new bride Elizabeth (Dickman) Penner, and John F. Kroeker and his bride, Susie Hirschler, arrived in India on 9 December 1900.