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Henry P. Neufeldt conducting a choir at the Tabor home. This is probably the last time he conducted a choir with Phyllis Epp at the piano.

This is a photo of the youth Baptist Choir in Alma Ata (present day Almaty, Kazakhstan).

This is a photo of a woman's choir in a church in Uzun-Agatch.

Coaldale Bible school choir with Henry P. Neufeldt as a conductor. First row (left to right) : Edna Thiessen, Elsie Poettcher, Frieda Bensler, Hertha Unruh, Elfreda Unruh, Elsie Epp, Agnes Janz, Esther Warkentin, Jessie Hiebert, Elma Reimer. Second row (left to right) : Mr. Henry P. Neufeldt (conductor), Katie Heidebrecht, Thelma Wiens, Elsie Kopp, Frieda Boschman, Edna Dueck, Susan Loewen, Elfrieda Schulz, Margaret Wiens, Elsie Bensler, Ruth Rempel, Lottie Janzen. Third row (left to right) : Harold Ratzlaff, Arnold Janz, Jacob Petkau, David Willms, Allan Heidebrecht, Arnold Enns John Hubert, Peter Knelsen, Henry Plett, Victor Penner, Alfred Bensler.

Henry P. Neufeldt with the Columbia Bible College radio choir consisting of 16 students.

Senior male choir consisting of 8 men performing. Front row (left to right) : Henry Penner, Mr. Unger, Cornelius C Dyck. Second row (left to right) : George Poetker, David J. Klassen, John Peters. Third row (left to right) : Isbrandt Riesen, Frank Guenther.

The "Bible School Hour" choir including two trios and the pianist with Mr. A.H. Wieler as program director.

The " Bible School Hour" choir with Henry P. Neufeldt as conductor and Clara Thiessen pianist.

North Kildonan Youth choir conducted by Mr. Henry P. Neufeldt. Top row fourth person from the left is Mr Henry P. Neufeldt.

Yarrow MB church youth choir at the side of the church building.

Yarrow MB church youth choir with Henry P, Neufeldt as choir conductor on the steps of the church. Top two rows (left to right) : unknown, Arthur Dyck, unknown, unknown, Mary Klassen, Henry Funk, Corny balzer, Peter Epp, unknown, George Schellenberg, George Thiessen, Corny Wiebe, Nick Reimer, Dick Thiessen, unknown, John Harder, John Derksen, Isaac Ewert, Bill Teichroeb. Second row (left to right) : Elizabeth Loewen, Mary Klassen, Margaret (Koop) Siemens, Mary (Krause) Hamm, Eleanor Martens, Katarina (Wittenberg) Wiebe, Martha (Klassen) Martens, Erna (Wiebe) Jantzen, Mary Klassen, Katie (Abrahams) Klassen, Gertrude Giesbrecht, Mary Ratzlaff, Bill Friesen, Margaret Wiens. First Row (left to right) : Aratha Riesen, Susie Giesbrecht, Mary Martens, Gertrude (Esau) Martens, Adina (Wiens) Martens, Tina (Fast) Enns, Henry P. Neufeldt (Conductor), unknown, Mary Kliever, unknown, Hilda (Klassen) Epp, Annie (Isaak) Peterson.

Yarrow youth choir with Henry P. Neufeldt as a conductor. Top two rows (left to right) : Abe Epp, unknown, Peter Epp, unknown, Jack Block, Frank Koop, unknown, unknown, Johnny Giesbrecht, unknown, unknown, Dick Thiessen, Neil Baerg, Henry Koop, Peter Jantzen, John Harder, Corny Klassen, Ike Ewert, Herman Kliever, Peter Derksen, Bill Teichroeb. Second row (left to right) : unknown, Anne Klassen, Tina (Wittenberg) Wiebe, Helen Harder, Naomi (Krause) Giesbrecht, Margaret Koop, Agnes Schellenberg, Gertrude (Esau) Martens, Betty (Jantzen), Anne (Ratzlaff) , Erna Rogalsky, Mary Klassen. First row (left to right) : Frieda Epp, unknown, unknown, Mary (Ratzlaff) Froese, Martha (Klassen) Martens, Henry P. Neufeldt, Katie (Abrahams) , Mary Kliever, Elizabeth (Sukkau) Buller, Margaret (Derksen) .

This is a picture of the Gnadenheim Gemeinde choir in Siberia, Russia consisting of eight men and ten ladies in front of a building. Conductor Jakob Enns is seated at the right of the picture.

Tchongrav Bible School choir with Jacob Abrahams the choir conductor in Crimea. Tchongrav (Chongrav) Mennonite Brethren Bible School was established at Tchongrav (Chongrav), Crimea, in 1918 through the efforts of Johann G. Wiens and with the approval of the Mennonite Brethren Conference. He was joined by Abraham H. Unruh, Heinrich J. Braun, and Gerhard J. Reimer as teachers. In 1924 the government closed the school, which had at that time 50 students and was offering a three-year course. The Winkler Bible School in Winkler, Manitoba was in a sense a continuation. GAMEO