Showing 539 results

Many Indigenous men and women of all ages, grouped roughly by age and gender, crowd tightly together on the rock floor inside a wooden church, Taiwan. A man in the foreground appears to hold a microphone, or possibly a camera trigger. 1955 label: “In church the people just sit on their rock floor. Their group singing is good enough to be recorded.”

A thatched building with walls of uneven wooden boards which serves as both school and church in an Indigenous settlement in the Paraguayan Chaco. 1964 label: “This building serves as school and church in an Indian Village in the Paraguayan Chaco.”

North Star Mennonite country church 4 miles west of Drake. Dedicated 24 March 1907

Saanich Community Church building with Rev. Nick J. Dyck and Rev. George Braun standing on the steps. A maroon coloured 1966 Pontiac with a black top is in the foreground of the picture.

This is the first West Abbotsford church building. The congregation was formally organized on 15 November 1936 and was initially called Abbotsford Mennonitengemeinde (Abbotsford Mennonite Church).

New Oita church parsonage dedicated in September, 1998 in Oita City, Japan.

The Witmarsum church was built in 1960-1961 by Bouwbedrijf J. Heeringa - it replaced a very simple meetinghouse which was called the Menno Simons House which had been built in 1877. GAMEO article indicates that the Witmarsum Church which was built in 1960-1961 by Bouwbedrijf J. Heeringa with help from Mennonite Voluntary Service was dedicated in 1961 on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the death of Menno Simons.

The uncompleted church structure is situated on a still-to-be landscaped property.

A picture of the Langley Mennonite Fellowship church building - likely taken in fall. The building includes a small entry and 4 stained glass windows. Two males and one female are posing in front of a red vehicle and four other adults are visiting in the parking lot.

Flatrock Mennonite church building on a large piece of property.

A man posing on the roadside with the Landskrone (Molotschna) church in the background. The windows are bricked up and the roof is in disrepair. The church was built in 1910 and after 1941 there was no one left in the village. For more information see GAMEO article at https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Landskrone_(Molotschna_Mennonite_Settlement,_Zaporizhia_Oblast,_Ukraine)&oldid=145678

This photo is of the Sommerfeld Mennonite Church building in Altona, Manitoba on 14th Ave. The photo was taken in winter, looking south with the parking lot in the foreground. This building was constructed in 1984.

This photo is of the former Sommerfeld Mennonite Church building in Altona, Manitoba on the corner of Centre Ave. and 2nd St. S.W. The building was bought by the Optimist Club of Altona. In the foreground are headstone in the Sommerfeld cemetery. The photo was taken in winter.

This photo is of the former Sommerfeld Mennonite Church building in Altona, Manitoba on the corner of Centre Ave. and 2nd St. S.W. The building was bought by the Optimist Club of Altona. The photo was taken in winter and the back end of a car can be seen in the foreground on the bottom right.

This photo is of the former Sommerfeld Mennonite Church building in Altona, Manitoba on the corner of Centre Ave. and 2nd St. S.W. The building was bought by the Optimist Club of Altona.