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This item shows a large youth group in Krefeld, Germany. Photograph is from Hans Joachim Wiehler and Robert Detweller, Norddeutschland near Hamburg.

This item shows a quartette from Gem, Alberta that served at the Jugend Conferenz at Grassy Lake, Alberta.

This item shows a male quartet from Vauxhall that sang at the youth conference at Grassy Lake, Alberta.

This photo is of the young adult Sunday school class at Elim MB Church, Kelstern, Sask. Teachers include Elsie Klassen and Ad. Redekopp. See Konferenz - Jugendblatt, Juni-August, 1949.

This item shows the baptismal candidates at the Xaxim Mennonite Brethren Church in Curitiba. (l-r): Hans Goertz (minister), Waldemar Fast, Paul Wiens, Hildegard Loewen, Siegrid Penner, Siegrid Dueck, Anne-Mari Wolf, Erika Loewen, Helga Wiens, Edith Loewen, Elvira Tieszen, Lenchen Penner.

This item shows people outdoors at the Fifth World Conference in St. Crischona, Basel, Switzerland.

This photo is of the Women's Sunday School class at Elim MB Church, Kelstern, Sask. Teacher in background is B. Tacholsky.

This is a group picture of Mennonite teachers at a conference held at the Fritz Kliewer School at Witmarsum, Brazil. To the far right: Dr. P. Dueck, Professor Zimmerman (Director of the German Culture Institute), Gerd Uwe Kliewer (teacher). Left: Waldemar Ens (Director of the Erasto Gaertner Secondary School), Henry G. Ens (teacher from Canada), P. Pauls Jr. (teacher in the Fritz Kliewer School), and Willy Janz (Director of the Mennonite Brethren Bible Institute in Curitiba).

This item shows leader Abram J. Dueck and Aeltester J.J. Janzen standing in front of the new Mennonite Brethren church at Witmarsum, Brazil.

This item shows deacon Johann Dueck, leader Abram J. Dueck, and Aeltester Johannes J. Janzen opening the door to the new Mennonite Brethren church at Witmarsum, Brazil.

This item shows the new Mennonite Brethren church building at Witmarsum. The church consisted of 59 members in 1960.

This item shows a blacksmith's shop (Schmiede), the first meeting-place for the Witmarsum Mennonite Brethren congregation. At this time, it consisted of eighteen members. Two years later, it consisted of fifty-nine members.