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This is a photo of a Conference on Overseas Missions meeting. Included in the photo are (table beneath clock, left to right): Rev. Jake K. Klassen, Elmer Neufeld, and Howard Habegger. Peter Dyck is seen facing them, 2nd from the left.

This is a photo of Russian Baptist dissident Georgi Vins (centre) speaking with MCC Europe secretary Peter Dyck while MCC worker
Karen Steria translates during Vins' visit to MCC Headquarters.

This is a photo of Hans von Niessen and Helen von Niessen (left) speaking with Heinz Janzen of the General Conference, Peter Dyck, Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) staff, and Elmer Neufeld of the General Conference at an MCC annual meeting. The von Niessens are involved
with Russian Mennonite emigration to West Germany.

This is a photo of four Mennonites and three Baptists in a forest in Novosibirsk. They are (left to right): Adolf Klaupicks, Frank C. Peters, Victor Krieger, Rev. Konstantin B. Borodinov (senior Baptist minister for the western Siberian area), Jakob Fast (Mennonite Brethren minister and assistant to Borodinov), Peter J. Dyck, and Brother Aldunin (local Baptist pastor in Novosibirsk).

This is a photo of Orie O. Miller in conversation with Peter Dyck at the Annual Meeting.

This is a photo of Pastor Lawrence Hart (right) speaking with Peter Dyck at the MCC Executive Committee Meeting in Akron, Pa.

This is a photo of (left to right): Peter Dyck, MCC Europe and North Africa director, translating MCC program descriptions for German-speaking Helen Niessen and Hans Niessen. The Niessens are working with recent Russian Mennonite immigrants to Germany.

This is a photo of Peter Dyck speaking at a fund-raising dinner for the Elim Bible Institute in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

This is a photo of MCC's Peter Dyck (centre) with Bruno Schottstaedt and Ruth Schottstaedt of East Germany. Note: the back of the photo spells their last name as "Schottenstaedt, " however according to further research it should be spelled "Schottstaedt"

This is a photo of Peter Dyck at an MCC Akron celebration of his 65th birthday with his wife Elfrieda Dyck (centre) and William T.
Snyder (right).

This is a photo of Peter J. Dyck.

This is a photo of Peter J. Dyck (2nd from left), long-time relief and refugee resettlement worker with the Mennonite Central Committee, receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree at the University of Waterloo. Shown with him are (left to right): Frank H. Epp, president of Conrad Grebel College, Burt Matthews, President of the University of Waterloo, and Prof. Ron Eydt, bearer of the
ceremonial mace.