Used in CM 5-21-7. Chief Officer of Immigration unlocks the front door of the Good Tidings Mennonite Church on dedication day, April 14, 1957. Men, women and children are gathered around the entrance as he does so. See related photo in 2010-14.410.

Negative also (10x9). Used in the CM 5-21-7. The buiding of the Good Tidings Mennonite Church located on Whitehall Ave. See related photo in 2010-14.411.

Used in the CM 3-29-6. The first Mennonite Church in Jamaica, located in Constant Springs, in north Kingston, was organized by the Virginia Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities. Three men from that board present for the occaision were: L-r: Missionary Warren Metzler, who was taking over from Rev. D. H. Loewen; Bishop Truman Brunk of Virginia who officiated at the baptism; Mahlon L. Blosser.

Used in the CM 3-29-6. Group photo of members of the first Mennonite Church organized in Jamaica at Constant Springs near Kingston. Eleven converts were baptized and 16 other persons received into the church. This missionary work was begun by Rev. D. H. Loewen and his wife of Altona, Manitoba.

Henry, Gladys, Heather, Fern, Steven and Michael Block of Saskatoon. Assignment: Jamaica

Robert and Dorothy Bartel and family of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, missionaries to Jamaica.