Used in CM 17-48-14 with art. A round communion/pulpit table, designed by V. J. Heinrichs, built by Joachim Unrau. Placed in the Hamilton Mennonitechurch The table represents a certain view about Christ & equality.

This photograph is of the 1962 CMC Executive. H.P. Friesen J.K. Klassen, and H.H. Neufeld standing behind the pulpit at the St. Catharines Mennonite Church. A flower arrangement is at the font that includes gladiola flowers. On the wall behind the choir loft is a cross and the words "bis hieher hat uns der Herr geholfen 1 Samuel 7:12"

Caption in Risk and Endurance: "Communion table cloths made from flax grown on the farm of Magdalena (Shoemaker) Weber, and donated to Stirling by Maurice Plummer in memory of his wife and Magdalena's daughter, Mary Weber Plummer, 1991."

The communion table in front of the pulpit at Waterloo North with a lit candle, and open Bible, and a cloth with the words "As for me and my house, We will serve the Lord."

Negs also, 2; neg. #9 was cropped for use in the CM 7-17-1. A minister, back to the camera, stands behind the pulpit looking at the electric clock on the wall to his left. Caption states, the clock has won a prominent place in many Canadian Mennonite churches, to assist both congregation and preacher in telling the time during a service. Since these negs. Were with photos from the Alberta Mennonite Youth Organization workshop in Tofield, Alberta where Frank H. Epp was the speaker, they were possibly taken by him. Additional neg. shows only the pulpit, with flower decoration beside it.

Note wooden peg, hat and coat hanger on walls in Wideman Mennonite Meetinghouse

This photo is of the chancel at the re-dedication of a chapel after its renovation. A German verse on the wall in the background reads "Heilichkeit ist die Zierde deines Hauses, O Herr. (Holiness is the adornment of your house, O Lord).

Pulpit at First Mennonite Church in Kitchener, Ontario, during the 1950s. Hunsberger photo 31-3

Flowers, lanterns and an open book are arranged on a communion table in front of the pulpit at an Ontario Mennonite Women in Mission spring conference

Two men standing at pulpit and beside them five women and two men

Special Stirling Avenue Peace Sunday "Festival of Peace" in progress. Congregants divided into small groups and attended stations with different themes. Station 1 "The Gift of God's Peace" and Station 12 "The Gift of God's Presence" banners hang at the front of the sanctuary. The congregation is following the Mennonite Central Committee Ontario Peace Sunday packet for 1993, "A Commitment to Christ's Way of Peace."