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This photo is of John Redekop and Joan Pauls presenting Lorina Marsch with a gift in front of a crowd at the Council of Boards convention.

This photo is of Abe Konrad speaking to a crowd at a Council of Boards convention. Herb Neufeld and John Redekop are seated in the first row.

This photo is of the Board of Higher Education as of 1976. Seated are (l-r) Henry J. Dick, John Redekop, Henry Voth, Henry H. Dueck, Henry Krahn, and David E. Redekop. Standing are (l-r) John D. Friesen, Helmut Huebert, Henry Kraus, Harry Heidebrecht, and Leonard Siemens.

This photo is of a Board of Spiritual and Social Concerns meeting. Seated around the meeting table are (l-r) Reuben Baerg, [Harry Heidebrecht?], Rudy Bartel, John Redekop, Corny Braun, Rudy Boschman, Isaac Block, John Schmidt, Henry Nikkel, Henry Brucks, and Allan Labun.

This photo is of a Canadian MB Conference executive board meeting. Seated around the meeting table (clock-wise) Abe Konrad, Roland Marsch, Peter Enns, Ron Toews, Herb Neufeld, John Braun, Cliff Jantzen, Andre Bourque, Gerhard Reimer, , John Redekop, , Jascha Boge, and Ike Bergen.

This photo is of (l-r) Henry Funk, Ted Gelhorn, John Redekop, Trudy Barkman, and Hilda Friesen on a discussion panel at the Canadian Mennonite Health Assembly.

This photo is of an unidentified man leading a session at the Canadian Mennonite Health Assembly. John Redekop is sitting at the right of the speaker.

This photo is a group shot of the newly formed CDN Council of Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Moderators while attending the Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Moderators Theological Consultation in Winnipeg. Pictured are (back, l-r) Tim Burkholder (MCC Canada), Larry Kehler (GC), Henry Dueck (EMMC), Harvey Sider (BIC), Glenn Zehr (Inter-Mennonite Conference), (front) executive members Jack Hoeppner (secretary, EMMC), Arden Thiessen (chair, EMC), and John Redekop (vice-chair, MB).

This photo is of a coffee-time discussion at the Council of Boards convention. The photo displays (l-r) Brian Larmour, Paul Wartman, Roland Marsch, Victor Adrian, Abe Konrad, Ike Bergen, and John Redekop.

This photo is of a discussion circle at the Council of Boards convention. Seated around the circle are (l-r) Marie Speiser, Herb Kopp, Ike Bergen, John Redekop, Ron Mathies, [Elsie Rempel?], and others.

This is a photo of John H. Redekop, professor of political science at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ont., speaking at seminar entitled "A Christian Response to Labour-Management Confrontation" held in Winnipeg, Man., January 27, 1976. Similar seminars were also held in Steinbach and Winkler, Man., January 28 and 29.

This is a photo of (l-r) Abe Teichroeb, John H. Redekop and Gerald Vandezande partaking in some refreshments and discussion during the seminar, "A Christian Response to Labour-Management Confrontation", held in Winnipeg January 27, 1976. A caption and this photo was used in the March 5, 1976 issue of the MB Herald, p. 15. The caption reads: Three major seminars on labour-management confrontation drew keenly interested audiences in Winkler, Steinbach and Winnipeg, January 27-29. Sponsored by the provincial MCC Peace and Social Concerns Committee, the seminars drew on the experience and insight of Dr. John Redekop, centre, and Gerald Vandezande, the former leader of the Christian Labour Association of Canada and presently executive director for the Committee for Justice and Liberty, a Toronto-based organization concerned with seeking Christian approaches to social and political issues. Dr. Redekop is a professor of political science at Wilfrid Laurier University. The seminars attempted to set forth clear biblical perspectives on the issues involved in the current unrest in management labour confrontation, and some of the opinions Christians might choose in response. Both speakers came through very clearly in calling for a rejection of the sub-Christian attitudes to seek new alternatives, set up new models of the kind that the Christian Labour Association--A Christian union--purposes, and become bolder in challenging the patterns which have become acceptable to so much of society. Over five hundred people attended the three seminars. At left is Abe Teichroeb of Winnipeg.