This is a photograph of the Brotherfield Mennonite Brethren Church in Saskatchewan (Herbert Kreis, Rosthern Kreis, and Manitoba Kreis). According to H.A. Willms, the larger (northern section was built in spring of 1911, and the southern portion in the fall of 1901. Two very small structures stand very close to the church building. The buildings appear to be located on an open field A group of people, apparently dressed for a church service, socialize between the church building and the small structures. A lone buggy is parked beside a bush at the lower left hand side of the photograph.
This photograph shows the interior of the Christian Press bookstore. Wall plaques with German Bible verses take up a lot of space. Cards, books and Christmas wrapping are also displayed. A female employee serves a man holding a little child.
This is a photograph of the Christian Press Bookstore. It is taken from a slightly different angle than the one in NP020-01-12, but at the same time. This photograph shows many greeting cards and more books.
This is a photograph of Byron Burkholder taken at Kajiji at Zaire's southern border with Angola. He is standing with two Congolese church leaders in front of an MAF plane headed for Kinshasa. Local youth leader Tshiyanze is on the left and regional Christian education coordinator Tshidinge is on the right.
This is a photograph of the Grace Church family posing beside the church building. Mary and Pastor Ted Goossen can be seen on the far right; Jon and Mary Ann Isaak are standing are standing at the very back, about eight people in from the left; George and Helen Penner are standing in the front row, about three in from the left, George is wearing a suit.
This is a photograph of Byron Burkholder teaching at the MB Bible Institute in Kikwit, Zaire. He is explaining the three basic elements of Bible study. The seminar is being conducted in French although the three key words could be used in either English or French.
This photograph shows the side of the Brotherfield MB Church near Waldheim SK. It shows a long white wooden structure with six windows along the side. A corner of an entrance foyer is visible at one end. A small sign identifying the church as Brotherfield stands beside it.
