Mennonites from across Ontario gathered to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan conflict, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.
Len Enns conducts the Mennonite choir who gathered from across Ontario to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan conflict, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.
Len Enns conducts the Mennonite choir who gathered from across Ontario to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan conflict, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Mennonites from across Ontario gathered to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan conflict, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.
Conscience Canada group that traveled to Ottawa to lobby for peace tax legislation. Back row (left to right): Dominique Boisvert, Don Woodside, Doug Pritchard, Chris Derksen-Hiebert. Front (left to right): Jane-Orion Smith, unknown.
This fonds contains bulletins (1963-2002), Sunday school registers (1965-1974), annual reports (1964-1993), directories (1967-1994), congregational constitution (1969-1973), congregational meeting minutes (1972-1983), church council meeting minutes (1983), correspondence (1960-1974), newsletters (1969-1993), and a handbook (1969). The records pertain to the founding and development of the Mennonite congregation in Ottawa, Ontario. They document some of the leaders and participants in the congregation.
Mennonites from across Ontario gathered to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan conflict, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.
(left to right): Bob Neufeld, Laurenda Margaret Scott and Jon B. Messer in Neufeld's office at the Ottawa Mennonite Church. Messer was a draft dodger from Pennsylvania. Photo from Frank H. Epp Collection "103-B-00 Draft Dodger".
Bob Neufeld in his office at the Ottawa Mennonite Church speaking to someone. Photograph from Frank H. Epp Collection "103-B-00 Draft Dodger 1970-1975, 1982."
Note on reverse reads: "Delegation to Ottawa to see Prime Minister. Feb, 1951." Front row (left to right): E.J. Swalm, J. B. Martin, B.B. Janz, Fred Haslam, John G. Rempel. Back row (left to right): C.J. Rempel, Elven Shantz, David Reimer, David Schultz. See XV-11.1 Conference of Historic Peace Church fonds for further information.
