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Recognition for the work as caretakers
Used in CM 13-6-9. Recognition for the work as caretakers of 4 members from one family of the Stirling Ave. Mennonite Church L-R: Mrs. Selina Weber, Estella Weber, Mrs. Ivan Kinzie, Mr. Kinzie & Elven Shantz who congratulates them.
Kitchener-Waterloo Record
Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church
Used in CM 12-26-6 with art.; 2 copies of photo. Front & side view ofchurch building. C.f. 1992-14.3727 which was also used for the art.
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Andrew R. Shelly, U. K. Weber and James S. Reusser
Used in CM 12-26-1. Three of the 4 pastors that have served the Stirling Ave. Mennonite Church, 1924-1964, were at the 40th anniversary celebration. L-r: Andrew R. Shelly, U. K. Weber and James S. Reusser. Second photo, used in CM 12-26-10 shows the anniversary committee: (l-r) Earle E Snyder, Gordon Weber, Elven Shantz, Alson M. Weber, James S. Reusser, Clayton Moss.
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Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church in Kitchener, Ontario
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Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church in Kitchener, Ontario. 1950. Hunsberger photo 34-12
Hunsberger, David L.
Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church
General Conference Eastern District meeting
General Conference Mennonite Church Eastern District meeting at Stirling Ave. Mennonite Church.
Hunsberger, David L.
Worship service at Stirling Avenue Mennonite
Worship Service at Stirling Ave. Mennonite Church.3
Hunsberger, David L.
Baptismal class at Stirling Ave. Mennonite
Baptismal class at Stirling Ave. Mennonite Church, 1945.
Painting chalk silhouettes on the Stirling Avenue church sidewalk
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Sue (Wallace) Klassen, Kevin Jardine and another man paint silhouettes of human figures in front of the steps leading to the door of Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church. This was possibly around the anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945.
Silhouettes on the Stirling Avenue church sidewalk
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Silhouettes of human figures in front of the steps leading to the door of Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church. This was possibly around the anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945.
Mennonites march on international day of action against Iraq war
Teil vonStirling Avenue Mennonite Church Peace and Justice Working Group photographs
Members of the Peace and Justice working group take part in a march on the International Day of Action against the war in Iraq. Carrie Harder is at front, left. Visible signs read: "God Bless the Birthplace of Abraham," "No Blood for Oil," "Look Around: We're All Here in the Name of Peace," and "Mennonites Join to Pray for Peace, Act for Peace.'
Stirling Avenue Peace Sunday service
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Special Stirling Avenue Peace Sunday "Festival of Peace" in progress. Congregants divided into small groups and attended stations with different themes. "Being Salt" met in a Sunday school room. The congregation is following the Mennonite Central Committee Ontario Peace Sunday packet for 1993, "A Commitment to Christ's Way of Peace."
Stirling Avenue Peace Sunday service
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Special Stirling Avenue Peace Sunday "Festival of Peace" in progress. Congregants divided into small groups and attended stations with different themes. Station 8 "Good News to the Less Wealthy" took place in the cloakroom. The congregation is following the Mennonite Central Committee Ontario Peace Sunday packet for 1993, "A Commitment to Christ's Way of Peace."
Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church glass slide collection
This file contains a sampling of the glass slides collected and used at Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church in the 1940s. Some of the slides were created from photographs of church activities or supplied to the church by mission organizations. Others, mostly texts of hymns, were ordered from the United Church Publishing House in Toronto and used in informal worship services. All slides in this file bear the United Church Publishing House label (not visible in scans), which would indicate that this publishing house did the work of transforming all of these photographs into slides.
Several mission and service activities supported by the congregation are highlighted. They include: 1) The Stirling Crusaders program whereby children and youth grew produce, raised livestock, collected recycling and did odd jobs to raise funds for war relief and missions projects; 2) the activities of missionaries Lillian and Cyril Forth of the Sudan Interior Mission (a non-Mennonite mission in Nigeria supported by the congregation); 3) the House of Friendship in Kitchener. These slides were used by the congregation in meetings and informal services to highlight these mission and relief activities.
Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church (Kitchener, Ontario)
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Stirling Avenue Crusaders young peoples group on a wagon. They were harvesting potatoes at Edwin Eby's farm.