MENNONITE

LIFEJUNE 1986 CHRISTIAN EXPONENT

JANUAR Y 4, 1924.

The “W hy” of The Christian Exponent

The Spirit of Progress

Christian Courtesy

The of Our Bi-weekly

The Reason Why From the Diary of a Relief Worker In this Issue

The June issue again features the Radical and Mennonite Bibliography. The 1985 bibliography has reached a record length, but in­ cludes a new feature to assist readers who find it inefficient to consult the multitude of sources. The first section of the bibliography contains only a few pages and lists resources published in 1985 and 1986. Books acquired by the various contributing libraries from earlier years are listed in a sec­ ond, longer section. Thus the bibliography still represents the acquisitions of major Mennonite libraries in 1985, but readers interested in the most current materials may consult only the first section. Janeen Bertsche is a student at Bluffton College with majors in and psychology. She prepared her paper on the “ Views of Atonement in the Christian Exponent” for J. Denny Weaver’s class on the “ Christian ” in 1984, and it won third prize in the John Horsch Mennonite History Essay Contest at Goshen College. After graduating this spring, Bertsche intends to marry (June 21) and attend AMBS. In the December issue last year, John B. Toews, Professor of History at the University of Calgary, provided “ a portrait of Mennonite singing in Russia in the 1860s” by translating and editing selections from the Jacob Epp diary. In this issue Toews uses Epp’s diary and the diary of Dietrich Gaeddert to add insights into the Mennonite migration from Russia in the 1870s. Gaeddert resided in the settlement and migrated to cen­ tral where he became the of the Hoffnungsau Mennonite Church. Most of his diary is in the Mennonite Library and Archives. Epp lived in one of the “ Hebrew Colonies” of the Chortitza settlement. His diary is in the Mennonite Heritage Center, Winnipeg. Historians continue to debate the significance of the political, economic and religious factors which influenced the 1870s migration, and these diaries reveal more of the complexity of the situation. After a March issue containing an abundance of photographs, the size of these two articles and the bibliography did not allow for illustrations in this issue. The September issue will return to a more normal format.

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During the 1920s, the fundamentalist- Theological Seminary in Bluffton, know that there can be Salvation through no modernist controversy reached a climax Ohio.7 From there, the progressive other way than by the way of the Divine Son of God. It is by this Son becoming human, in the Mennonite Church. The Chris­ group began publication of a biweek­ that through His perfect life and acceptable tian Exponent, published from ly, the Christian Exponent, in January sacrificial death, He could bring Salvation 1924-1928, served as the progressive 1924. Intended as an alternative to the to all men.16 ’ voice in the conflict. official publications of the conservative Other writers expressing fundamentalist Within this periodical can be found main body of the (Old) Mennonite views of Christ’s atoning work includ­ discussion on many of the issues and Church,8 the Exponent was used by the ed Wilbur Miller, Wilmer S. Shelly, doctrines being debated both in the Goshen exjles, as well as many other and John F. Funk. Miller stated that Mennonite Church and in the wider midwestern Mennonites, in their open- proclaimed the kingdom of God American controversy.1 minded search for truth, to express a and gave his life “ in payment for the One of the “ fundamentals of Chris­ wide spectrum of viewpoints on church sins of the world.” 17 Shelly viewed tian truth” accepted by the conser­ issues and beliefs.9 Christ as our mediator and : vatives was the substitutionary atone­ Publication of the Exponent was “ We are all prodigals who can only ment theory, referred to as the “ blood looked on very unfavorably by the con­ return to our Father because Christ is atonement.” 2 The Christian Exponent servatives, and some charged the Ex­ our mediator and because He consents in its first issue acknowledged and ac­ ponent writers with disguising modern­ to associate with us. Christ’s message, cepted this theory as “ indisputable ism as Mennonitism.10 Graybill, Schla- Christ’s sacrifice, is not for the fact.”3 However, later pages of the bach, and Toews, however, do not con­ faultless, if there are any such, but for periodical indicate that the writers were sider the group as modernists, but as the fallen and lost . . .” 18 To gain our greatly influenced by the moral in­ progressives with “ liberal inclina­ salvation, said Funk, we must accept fluence view of atonement, a position tions.” 11 Both the conservative and Christ as “ the propitiation for our sins” taken by most liberals of the time. liberal views of atonement were ex­ and the sins of the world.19 Although the Christian Exponent al­ pressed in the Christian Exponent, The substitution theory of atonement lowed many viewpoints on atonement although very few articles dealt only is most clearly and explicitly explained to be expressed, including some that with the atonement. Surprisingly, some by M. M. Horsch. According to could have been branded as liberal, of those who dealt most with the atone­ Horsch, the fall of man was caused by none of the attacks made on the publica­ ment issue during the paper’s publica­ Satan. Sin is “ enmity between God and tion (for example, by Mennonite fun­ tion combined the substitutionary and man” and “ incurable by man.” 20 The damentalist John Horsch) charged them moral influence theories of atonement, results of sin include ruin, darkness, with presenting an incorrect view of often without reconciling the dif­ damnation, and death: “ God’s mandate Christ’s saving work. Atonement ap­ ferences between the two views.12 is irrevocable; it stands today and will parently, was not one of the issues The fundamentalist or traditional stand to the end of time.”21 Out of love, vehemently debated among the Men­ view of atonement as it was expressed God conceived a great plan of salvation. nonites in the 1920s. by Christian Exponent writers will be He gave his “eternal, everlasting only Early twentieth century fundamen­ examined first. Salvation was at the begotten of the Father and one with talism, according to Paul Toews, was heart of the fundamentalist message.13 Him, as a substitute for sinful, fallen “ an interlocking movement to codify The human heart was viewed as in­ man.” 22 As Horsch stated, “ it took the doctrine, centralize church authority evitably sinful and in need of “ redemp­ Sinless One, the Righteous One, to suf­ and rigidity cultural nonconformity.” 4 tion and regeneration by the Spirit of fer in our stead, in a vicarious way. Of was primarily a God and the blood of the sinless Lamb His own free will He became our sub­ religious movement, a defense of the of God.” 14 As explained by Paul stitute and God laid upon Him the ini­ traditional “fundamentals” of the Whitmer, Christ as God-Man was able quity of us all.” 23 faith,5 but “ theological questions and to redeem humankind and reconcile us Christ’s death wiped out the curse of social issues were intertwined.” 6 In the to God.15 sin and damnation and re-established Mennonite Church, the fundamentalist A. J. Neuenschwander stressed the “ sweet and loving harmony between conflict developed to its height between divinity and sinlessness of Jesus in his the creator and His creatures; between 1913 and 1928. Several of the pro­ sacrificial view of atonement.: God and man.” 24 If we come to the gressive administrators and faculty of The nature of man, the nature of the fall, cross in childlike faith and true repen­ Goshen College resigned during the and the nature of sin, makes a Saviour of tance, we can make Christ’s sacrifice early upheavals and made their way to Divine nature and character a necessity. As ours—his blood purifies us. Once this Bluffton College and Witmarsum far as God saw it wise to reveal it to us, we step is taken, God no longer sees our

4 MENNONITE LIFE sin and disobedience, for “ they are Ernest Bohn portrayed Jesus’ work standing of it. Through Christ’s death covered by the blood of Christ .... In similarly: he gave us a true revelation “ we have an expression of the extremi­ and through Christ you are pure and ho­ of God, which “brought God down ty to which Jesus was compelled to go ly in the sight of God.” 25 Thus M. closer to us.” 34 Jesus revealed a God in order to reveal the character of Horsch, as well as Groh, Whitmer, of majesty, righteousness, and love, a God.” 47 In a summary statement, Eash Neuenschwander, Miller, Shelly, and caring Father and intimate friend whom said that revealing the Father “ was the Funk, represented the substitutionary we can approach freely. Further, by task of Jesus and is the present day task and sacrificial views of “ blood atone­ studying Jesus’ life and teachings we of the Christian Church. When once the ment” as they appeared in the Chris­ are shown God’s character and will. world really sees Jesus in His great tian Exponent. According to Bohn, the incarnation and revelation of the Father, then it will Opposed to the fundamentalist orien­ resurrection are secondary in our salva­ surely be drawn unto Him.” 48 tation were the various forms of the tion to Jesus’ life and moral perfection; Samuel Burkhard presented a similar moral influence theory which liberals Jesus followed God’s will perfectly.35 view of Christ’s death. Jesus lived in adopted from Abelard. Since liberals For J. E. Hartzler, salvation required total obedience to God and tried to win emphasized following the teachings of correcting or saving our thinking and others to his way of life. Because he Jesus rather than believing in any ex­ our attitudes toward God and man. chose ideals different from the world’s, plicit doctrine about Jesus, a wide varie­ means reproducing Jesus’ he had to pay a price.49 Jesus’ “ sacri­ ty of opinions about Jesus’ role and life and spirit in our age36 and respond­ ficial love” was the only way to redeem work were presented.26 The viewpoints ing to God through our thought, feel­ the world, even though it meant facing of Mennonite contributors to the Chris­ ing, and will. Christianity serves as death.50 J. W. Kliewer likewise por­ tian Exponent also reflect this diversi­ “ the divine method of making available trayed the crucifixion as a rejection of ty. This liberal view of atonement ap­ the moral, spiritual and ethical poten­ Jesus’ perfect ethical standards, saying parently had great influence on intellec­ tialities in man.” 37 that “ the Cross of Christ stands for the tual, progressive Mennonites, since God was revealed perfectly in Jesus, highest ethical conceptions...even more twice as many writers adopted the according to W. B. Weaver. “Jesus is than of God’s severity with sin.” 51 moral influence theory than adopted the the incarnation of truth concerning the J. E. Hartzler viewed the death of substitution or sacrificial theories. ultimate values of life.” 38 Jesus re­ Jesus as consistent with the loving, One identifying mark of the moral in­ vealed God’s plans for the redemption sacrificial self-giving of God’s character fluence theory is a less serious view of of the world,39 and this revelation pro­ as revealed by Christ. God does not take sin. According to Payson Miller, sin is duced fellowship and communion with delight in “ the destruction of sinners,” missing the mark, a failure to follow the God and right attitudes toward other but in their understanding of his pur­ course outlined by God, a hindrance to persons.40 Lester Hostetler, editor of poses and love.52 Payson Miller echoed God’s eternal purposes in the world.27 the Exponent from 1926 to 1928, also this view of the understanding of God’s Each person has a divine spark within stressed Jesus’ revelation of God’s purposes: urging him to contribute to God’s pur­ character.41 “In Him they see God.... To a child who loves his parent, con­ poses. Once off this course, the sinner In Him was God.” 42 Jesus shows God sciousness of having wronged the father’s purposes will be sufficient punishment for is brought back “ through the influence as loving, forgiving, and sympathiz­ ing.43 According to Hostetler, “ the disloyalty. . . . To a child who loves his of the eternally appealing love of parent, consciousness of the effects of his God.” 28 Jesus perfectly represents the heart of Christianity is Christ. He came deeds upon the father’s purposes will be suf­ godly person, for he submitted himself to bring a new life and a new way of ficient motive for loyalty. A child who loves completely to God’s will, so that God’s living.” 44 “ He has opened up to us the his parent will not be guided in his conduct by expectations of penalties, or hopes of love could be manifested in his life.29 vision of God and the way to eternal life.” 45 rewards . . . but simply by love for his Another aspect of the moral influence parent.53 From the perspective of A. M. Eash, theory involves humankind’s view of Thus, the moral influence theory em­ and superintendent of the 26th God and Jesus’ revelation of God’s phasized the Christian lifestyle which Street Mennonite Church and Mission character. For example, Ruth Yoder resulted from knowing God’s true in Chicago, wrote that “ Christianity has the highest character and purposes. “ This Truth revelation of God. It finds the character The mission of Jesus was to make the once implanted in men’s hearts and Father known. God had not been known to of its God revealed in Jesus Christ who the world as a God of love and mercy,—a minds would produce life of the right has brought to us the consciousness of kind Heavenly Father. To the men of Jesus’ kind.” 54 Jesus’ unique contribution to God’s love.” 30 The development of a day, He was a God of justice and power, the world was the dedication of his life growing consciousness of the loving whose presence could not tolerate the savor to persuade persons to change from Father and fellowship with God con­ of sin and whose right arm was the symbol of power and authority. . . . They feared their ways of error.55 Jesus lived and stitutes faith. “ Jesus is teacher, exam­ Him because of their own sins and revered taught a righteous life, wrote I. R. ple, and companion.” 31 Him for His great holiness. To make known Detweiler, and showed that this life was “The idea of God as a ‘Father’ is one the tenderness, sympathy, mercy and love attainable by all persons: of God, Jesus came among men. To make of the great new ideas of the Gospel of this revelation He resorted to living a life he omits all rules, and sets his own life side Christ .... This idea opens the door and rendering helpful service rather than to by side as the example, inspiration and to a new conception of God’s relation­ abstract teaching.46 power through which all may reach it. ship to man,” wrote J. N. Smucker.32 Christ’s revelation of the character of His appeal is based on love, not on demands, on persuasion not on force, “ Christ lifted the holy law of God from God was more important than his death through a possible blessedness in days when the realm of Fear and showed how it on the cross, which resulted from his supremacy of legalism obscured the higher was to be interpreted by Love.”33 teaching mission and man’s misunder­ conception of righteousness.56

JUNE, 1986 5 According to Detweiler, the way of the obstacles, including temptation of the Kreider wrote that “ the God whom cross, which was consistent with Jesus’ world, sin, and death (the classic we and who is above and over life, was the finishing work by which view).69 Eschliman also emphasized our all things, is like Jesus. Jesus, the Son, he became the universal ruler, the knowledge of God. In Christ we see a has revealed the Father.” 79 Jesus is the spiritual Messiah for all.57 Jesus’ blood way to live up to God’s ideals, and we true representation of God, the cleanses us from all sin if we follow his are freed from the law of sin and “Word” through whom the Father way of life, and we are filled with the death.70 Further, as we see more of speaks to us.80 Because the Father made character of Christ.58 Detweiler sum­ God’s truth, we come to love and adore himself known in Jesus, faith is made marized the moral influence theory by him. As a result of this knowledge and easier and more dynamic.81 Jesus has saying that “ Jesus believed thoroughly appreciation, “ we become ‘wise unto shown us the light, driving back “ the in the power of a perfect life. And the salvation’ ” (a moral influence view).71 moral and spiritual darkness of this way He did it was to sum up and ex: Evidently, the combination of theories world. Jesus has revealed to us what press the real spirit of His perfect life. resulted from Eschliman’s equal em­ God can do and what He will do for This life would ‘draw all men unto phases on Christ’s life, death, and us.” 82 “ The gospel of God was em­ him.’ ” 59 resurrection: “ It is the whole fact of bodied in the character of the Christ. Several of the Exponent contributors Christ, and not any particular ex­ Truth—the living, saving truth—comes who dealt with atonement combined perience taken alone, which is the through personality, the personality of aspects of the substitution and moral in­ power of God unto salvation.”72 Jesus of Nazareth.” 83 “The Jesus of fluence theories. Vernon Smucker, who A. F. Tieszen presented a mixed view our gospels in a natural, human, appeal­ served as editor of the Exponent from of atonement focusing on the death of ing manner taught of the Father’s 1924 to 1925, had basically a liberal Christ. His death is a ransom for many; character of love .... Jesus’ words view of atonement. Jesus lived to love, his blood and life were given for the . . . strike responsive human notes in and his death was the ultimate expres­ forgiveness of our sins. Yet, salvation the of men.” 84 This aspect of sion of love. Jesus reigns in our hearts comes “ not because the wrath of a revealing God’s character such that men “ not by coercion but by the compulsion monarch has been appeased, but by ac­ are drawn to him resembles the moral of love.” 60 We are called to apply the cepting and acknowledging the love of influence theory. principles and teachings of Jesus to our the Father,” 73 which was manifested in Kreider’s view of sin and the cross, lives and relationships.61 This lifestyle the life, teaching, and spirit of Jesus, however, drew more from the tradi­ shown by Jesus differed from the as well as in his death. According to tional theories of atonement. Human world’s standards, and Jesus’ death was Tieszen, Christ’s death saved those nature has been sinful since Adam.85 On the result of humankind’s rejection of whom he could not win through his life. the cross, Jesus bore all of the sin and his way of living.62 A hint of the classic “ In the cross center His teaching, the wretchedness of humanity.86 His life (Christus Victor) theory entered glories of His life, and the purpose of was given as a ransom for many,87 “ as Smucker’s view of the resurrection, His coming.” 74 a sacrifice for the redemption of the which proclaimed Christ as victorious P. P. Wedel’s view of atonement was world.” 88 “The Christ of Calvary is over death and the grave, and eventual­ closer to the substitution theory. Sinful our Saviour. His blood cleanseth us ly over sin as well.63 Although Smucker humanity deserved death and eternal from all sin.” 89 rejected the fundamentalist view of the punishment, but Jesus came to us out Why would Jesus lay down his life final conquest between God and Satan of God’s grace to redeem us from our for the world’s redemption? First, the as a terrible, literal war,64 he presented sins, to seek and to save the lost.75 “ He way of the cross was God’s way, and a more serious view of sin. Humankind died on the cross to reconcile us with Jesus yielded himself in perfect obe­ is marred by sin, helpless without God. In faith we accept the atoning dience to God’s purposes: suffering, divine assistance, and unable to work work of Christ and receive pardon and sacrifice, and death.90 Second, the cross out its own salvation.65 This traditional, are justified. God no longer sees us as shows the depth of Jesus’ love and conservative view of human nature sinners. He declares us just for Jesus’ God’s concern that we be redeemed. must be balanced with Smucker’s sake.”76 However, Christ came to show “In His death He accomplished that liberal view of Jesus’ work. us a new way of living, as well as to which His life alone had failed to A. R. Eschliman’s view of atonement give us pardon. Christ revealed God’s accomplish.” 91 Third, through his was even more complex. Christ was love and led a pure, holy life as a pat­ death the world could be redeemed and sent to earth by the Father to show us tern for us to follow.77 reconciled to the Father.92 the way to God, but he left it to us to From 1924 to 1927, A. E. Kreider Kreider summarized his view of work out this salvation. Christ became served as the Sunday school editor for Jesus’ work on the cross: our high in order to allow us ac­ the Christian Exponent. Many of his The world’s greatest need has been satisfied in Jesus Christ. He is Deliverer and Saviour. cess to God, and he intercedes with the lessons explored Jesus’ work; thus, Calvary gives us a picture of sin at its height. Father for us.66 In addition, Christ’s Kreider’s view of atonement can be Jesus Christ waged the struggle to the end. blood cleanses us from all sin (a “ blood pieced together even though he never He gave His life, shed His blood. But not atonement” view),67 and the resurrec­ wrote explicitly on the atonement. in vain. He triumphed. The bondage of sin, of our baser nature has been broken. He tion was ‘ ‘a vindication and completion Kreider himself stated how difficult it lives as the resurrected One. Through Him of Christ’s redemptive work.” 68 Now was to summarize Christ’s gospel (why we have the assurance of forgiveness of our that Christ has broken the power of sin he worked and died) into words, much sin and victory over its power.93 and death, the believer obtains the less a creed. Only the experience of the Not only can we be victorious over sin dynamic energy of Christ which enables can show us the fullness of but also over the fear of death.94 This him/her to live and triumph over all Jesus’ message.78 concept comes from the Christus Vic-

6 MENNONITE LIFE tor theory of atonement. ferences between the theories and as a smokescreen for other tensions Jesus also came to teach humanity a adopted neither as its official position, relating to authority, attitudes, and new way to live, said Kreider. Christ despite Smucker’s claim that the “ fun­ cultural restrictions. The analysis of this and the Gospel stories have the power damentals” were accepted as fact. A paper, in support of the theories of to change the characters of men and better statement of the Exponent's Theron Schlabach and Paul Toews, women.95 Jesus’ life and message were presentation of beliefs would be Lester demonstrates that there was little intended to bring about a moral and Hostetler’s remark that “ we are pro­ theological modernism in the Men­ spiritual transformation in the lives of pagandists for the religion of Jesus but nonite Church. The hints of theological his followers, and all who heard his not for any particular brand of theol­ liberalism that can be seen in Christian message.96 Jesus taught that the saved ogy.” 106 Exponent views of atonement were life is controlled by perfect love and Fundamentalists in the Mennonite balanced by more conservative views, manifested in Christ-like deeds.97 Jesus’ Church were not comfortable with perhaps keeping the Exponent from moral perfection “stirs and empowers many of the views presented in the open attack, though not from suspicion. by its gracious influence.” 98 Kreider Christian Exponent, but atonement does stated that in Jesus we find ‘ ‘comfort, not appear as an issue of controversy. ENDNOTES courage, inspiration, hope, life—in one In his book, Modern Religious ‘John Graybill, "The Search for Truth: A Study of word, salvation.” 99 By saying that Liberalism, John Horsch set up the the Christian Exponent and its Place Within the Conservative-Progressive Conflict in the Mennonite salvation was brought about by Jesus’ substitution theory of atonement in Church in the 1920’s.” History Seminar Paper, Goshen life and influence as well as his death, classic fundamentalist form as the only College, 1982, p. 1. Theron F. Schlabach, Gospel Versus Gospel (Scott- Kreider has combined the moral in­ acceptable viewpoint. He rejected the dale, PA: Herald Press, 1980), pp. 169, 111. fluence and sacrificial views of moral influence theory, and, in The JVernon Smuckcr, “ The Open Forum,” Christian Ex­ ponent, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Jan. 4, 1924), p. 4. atonement. Mennonite Church and Modernism, he 4Paul Toews, “ Fundamentalist Conflict in Mennonite Colleges: A Response to Cultural Transitions?” Men­ The final example of the combined quoted and attacked S. K. Mosiman’s nonite Quarterly Review, Vol. 57, No. 3 (July 1983), theory of atonement is found in several view of Christ’s work, saying that p. 247. •George M. Marsdcn, Fundamentalism and American articles by A. S. Rosenberger. He Christ’s death for sinful man is a Culture IOxford: Oxford University Press, 1980), p. 3. stated: theological doctrine taught by Jesus and ‘James C. Juhnke, "Mennonite Church Theological and Social Boundaries, 1920-1930—Loyalists, Liberals Jesus Christ was the greatest teacher that the .108 However, the and Laxitarians,” Mennonite Life, Vol. 38, No. 2 (June quote of Mosiman is not from the Ex­ 1983), p. 18. the world has ever known .... He has ’Toews, p. 241. brought to man the highest standards and ponent', in fact, an Exponent article •Harold S. Bender, “Christian Exponent,” The Men­ ideals and by His own life showed that these written by Mosiman says that we can nonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 1 (Scottdalc, PA: Mennonite were liveable .... [However] Jesus is Publishing House, 1955), p. 581. be reconciled to God through the ’Graybill, p. 20. more than a human teacher and example. He l0Juhnkc, p. 18. See also Graybill, p. 19. is the divine Son of God who came as sacrifice of the Son of God,109 which “ Graybill, p. 5; Schlabach, p. 114; Toews, p. 247. Saviour of the world.100 does not fit the moral influence view of “ Books used for definition and explanation of theories o f atonement were: William E. Hordern, A Layman 's Jesus came to help humanity but was re­ atonement. The main point, however, Guide to Protestant (New York: Macmillan is that John Horsch and other conser­ Publishing Co., Inc., 1968); Alan Richardson, Creeds jected. “ The Sinless One received the in the Making (: Fortress Press, 1935); and penalty of sin.” 101 He gave his life as vatives never mentioned the Exponent Gabriel Fackrc, The Christian Story (Grand Rapids, MI: William B. Ecrdmans Publishing Company, 1978). a ransom, fulfilling his divine mission views of atonement. The main contro­ “ Hordern, p. 60. of salvation.102 “The cross was not a versies over Exponent positions dealt “ Mabel Groh, “The Burden of the True ,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 5 (Feb. 27, 1925), p. tragedy but a part of the plan of God, with interpretation or views of scrip­ 70. Groh was a foreign volunteer from Preston, Ontario. ture, the authority of the Church, and She was educated at the Institute, Toronto. and stands as a glorious symbol of a “ Paul E. Whitmer, “ Good Tidings of Great Joy," Father’s love giving to the uttermost for the cultural restrictions based on non­ Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 26 (Dec. 19, 1924), p. 410. Whitmer was educated at Goshen College, the salvation of His people.” 103 Ac­ conformity,110 not on theories of atone­ 1903- 4; Obcrlin College and School of Theology, cording to Rosenberger, Jesus is now ment. 1904- 8; and the University of Chicago, 1916-17. Posi­ tions included: professor of English and Bible at Goshen “ influencing and transforming the Fundamentalists created an articu­ 1908-16; Dean o f Goshen 1913-16; professor o f Bible hearts and lives of men in the task of lated theology,111 which included the at Bluffton College 1917-21; Dean and professor of Church History at Witmarsum Theological Seminary building the Kingdom.” 104 “ Jesus is “ blood atonement.” 112 Fundamental­ 1921-31; pastor of Zion Mennonite Church, Bluffton, ism was also utilized by conservative OH. (from Who's Who Among American Mennonites, Saviour because he does save men from North Newton: Bethel College Press, 1948.) sinful to righteous lives.” 105 Mennonites, “ to define and distinguish ,6A. J. Neuenschwander, “The Virgin Birth," Chris­ a theology by which they could iden­ tian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 3 (Jan. 30, 1925), p. 41. Overall, these “ combined views” of Neuenschwander was educated at Bluffton College, atonement contain the serious nature of tify themselves to themselves and to 1912-16; Witmarsum Seminary, 1916-18; and Garrett Biblical Seminary. Positions included: pastor of the First sin and the substitution or sacrificial others.” 113 Toews further explains that Mennonite Church of Philadelphia, 1921-29. (from view of Christ’s death from the conser- some of the progressive Mennonites Who's Who). “ Wilbur W. Miller, “The Building Program of vative/traditional position, and the work adopted ‘ ‘hints of theological modern­ Jesus,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 13 (June 20, of Jesus as the revealer of God’s charac­ ism” and others refused to use the ex­ 1924) , p. 201. Miller was superintendent of the North Lcwisburg, OH schools, (from Who's Who). ter and example for Christian living plicit, strict, categorized doctrines of ‘•Wilmer S. Shelly, “Jesus and Sinners,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 5, No. 1 (Jan. 3, 1928), p. 14. See also from the moral influence theory. In the fundamentalists.114 This freedom of “ Jesus, the Suffering Messiah” (5.7, p. 109) and “ Jesus much the same way, these two concepts exploration can be seen in the views of the Saviour" (5.13, p. 205). Shelly was educated at Bluffton College and Witmarsum Seminary and served are balanced within one person’s posi­ atonement presented by Christian Ex­ as pastor of the First Mennonite Church at Wadsworth, tion without noticeable conflicts; the ponent writers. Why atonement was not OH. He wrote the Sunday school lessons for the Chris­ tian Exponent during 1928. Christian Exponent presented both the an issue more debated between Men­ “John F. Funk, “ Sermon Preached by John F. fundamentalist and liberal views of nonite conservatives and progressives Funk,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 11 (May 22, 1925) , p. 170. Funk was a well-known author and atonement and those in between. The poses a question difficult to answer. publisher in the Mennonite Church. The article was sent Exponent made no comments on the dif­ Perhaps the label of modernism served to the Exponent by a friend of Funk’s.

JUNE, 1986 7 30M. M. Horsch, “ A Sermon for the Season of ,” “ Samuel Burkhard, “ The Temptations of Jesus,” Bible School, 1921-23; professor o f New Testament at Christian Exponent, Vol. 5, No. 6 (Mar. 13, 1928), p. Christian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 17 (Aug. 30, 1927), p. Witmarsum Seminary, 1923-31; and staff of Christian 88. M. Horsch was from Beatrice, Nebraska. No infor­ 267. Exponent, (from Who‘s Who). mation on him was found in Who 's Who or Mennonite “ John W. Klicwcr, "And They Crucified Him,” 79A. E. Kreider, “ Last Words of Jesus With His Encyclopedia. Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 6 (Mar. 12, 1926), p. Disciples,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 5 (Feb. 26, 11 M. M. Horsch, p. 88 90. Klicwcr studied at Garrett Biblical Institute and was 1926), p. 75. “ Ibid. president of Bethel College, former pastor at Berne, IN. ,DA. E. Kreider, “ The Son of God Becomes Man,” “ Ibid., p. 89. (from Who 's 1Vho). Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 26 (Dec. 18, 1925), “ Ibid., p. 88. “ J. E. Hartzlcr, “ Why I Believe in the Kingdom of p. 412. “ Ibid., p. 89. G od," Christian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 9 (May 6, “ A. E. Kreider, "The Foundation,” Christian Ex­ “ Hordern, pp. 80-82. 1927), p. 134. ponent, Vol. 2, No. 2 (Jan. 16, 1925), p. 29. “ Payson Miller, “The Consequences of Sin," Chris­ “ Payson Miller, “ What Sin Is,” Christian Exponent, “ Kreider, "The Son of God Becomes Man,” p. 412. tian Exponent, Vol. 5, No. 16 (July 31, 1928), p. 246. Vol. 5, No. 13 (June 19, 1928), p. 198, and "The Con­ “ Kreider, “The Gospel of God,” p. 11. S‘R. L. Hartzlcr, “Mennonite Idealism,” Christian sequences of Sin,” Vol. 5, No. 16 (July 31, 1928), pp. “ Ibid., p. 10. 245-6. Miller was a former teacher at Bluffton College Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 12 (June 6,1924), p. 182. Hartz- “ “The Editor ‘Listens In,' ” Christian Exponent, ler was educated ut Goshen College, 1911-12 and Vol. 1, No. 2 (Jan. 18, 1924), p. 20. and in 1928 was studying at Hartford Seminary. No ad­ 1916-18 and was pastor of the Maple Grove Mennonite ditional information in Who 's Who. “ A. E. Kreider, “The Savior on the Cross,” Chris­ Church in Topeka, IN from 1916-28. (from Who's tian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 5 (Feb. 27, 1925), p. 77. “ Payson Miller, “ The Forgiveness of Sin,” Chris­ Who). tian Exponent, Vol. 5, No. 18 (Aug, 28, 1928), p. 284. “7A. E. Kreider, “The Conversion of Zacchacus,” “ Ibid., p. 282. “ Jacob Hermann Langcnwalter, “ Why I Believe in Christian Exoonent, Vol. I, No. 25 (Dec. 5, 1924), p. J0Ruth Yoder, "The Missionary Enterprise,” Chris­ the Atonement,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 8 398. (April 22, 1927), p. 119. Langcnwalter was educated tian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 12 (June 6, 1924), p. 183. "A. E. Kreider, “ Making the World Christian,” “ Ibid. at Bethel College, 1898-1900; Baldwin-Wallace College, Christian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 5 (Mar. 11, 1927), p. “ Jesse N. Smuckcr, “ Lord Teach us to Pray,” Chris­ 1902-04; Oberlin Seminary, 1904-05, 1909-10; and 76. tian Exponent, Vol. 5, No. 3 (Jan. 31, 1928), p. 44. Hartford Theological Seminary, 1914-15. Positions ,9A. E. Kreider, "Closing Period of Christ's Smuckcr was educated at Goshen College, 1914-18; included Dean of Witmarsum Seminary, 1914-19; presi­ Ministry,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 6 (Mar. 13, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1924-25; Positions in­ dent ofBethel College, 1921-25; and professor of Bible 1925), p. 94. cluded pastor of the Oak Grove Mennonite Church at and Religion at Friends University in Wichita, KS, ’“Ibid., pp. 93-94. Smithville, OH, 1916-35. (from Who's Who). 1925-36. (from Who's Who). »‘Kreider, “The Savior on the Cross,” p. 77. “ Jesse N. Smucker, "The Quiet Hour,” Otristian Ex­ “ Irvin R. Detweilcr, “ The Life Abundant,” Chris­ ,3A. E. Kreider, “The Lord’s Supper,” Christian Ex­ ponent, Vol. 5, No. 11 (May 22, 1928), p. 172. See tian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 10 (May 9, 1924), p. 153. ponent, Vol. 2, No. 1 (Jan. 2, 1925), p. 14. also “ The Perfect ,” (1.14, pp. 218-19). Detweilcr was educated at Goshen College 1911 “ Kreider, "The Foundation,” p. 29. “ Ernest J. Bohn, "The God that Jesus Revealed,” (degree); Garrett Biblical Institute 1923; and Universi­ ,4A. E. Kreider, "Our Lord’s Resurrection,” Chris­ Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 4 (Feb. 12, 1926), p. ty o f Chicago, summers 1912-17. Positions included act­ tian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 5 (Feb. 27, 1925), p. 78. 59. Bohn was educated at Goshen College, 1917-23; ing president o f Goshen College, 1919-22; pastor of 8th 95A. E. Kreider, “Opening Period of Christ's Princeton Seminary, 1923-25; and Garrett Biblical In­ St. Mennonite Church, Goshen, IN, 1922-31. (from Ministry,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 19 (Sept. stitute in Chicago, 1925-26. He served as pastor at Who's Who). 12, 1924), p. 301, and "Reforms Under Ezra and Tiskilwa, IL from 1925-31. (from Who's Who). ” 1. R- Detweilcr, “ The Power that Lifts,” Christian Nchemiah,” Vol. 1, No. 12 (June 6, 1924), p. 190. “ Ibid., pp. 58-9. Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 24 (Nov. 21, 1924), p. 377. ,6A. E. Kreider, “The Christian a Follower of Jesus," “ John Ellsworth Hartzlcr, “The Christian Church,” “ Detweilcr, "The Life Abundant,” p. 154. Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 27 (Dec. 31, 1926), Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 14 (July 3, 1925), p. “ Detwciler, "The Power that Lifts,” p. 378. p. 427, and "The Parable of the Sower,” Vol. 1, No. 218. Hartzlcr was educated at Goshen College, grad. “ Vernon Smucker, “The Universal Reign o f Christ,” 21 (Oct. 10, 1924), p. 334. 1909; Union Theological Seminary 1910; University of Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 3 (Feb. 1, 1924), pp. 97A. E. Kreider, “ The Last Judgment,” Christian Ex­ Chicago 1919; and Hartford Theological Seminary 1924. 37-8. Smucker was educated at Goshen College, 1915. ponent, Vo\. 2, No. 1 (Jan. 2, 1925), p. 13. He served as president o f Goshen College, 1913-18; pro­ Positions included editor o f Christian Monitor, editor ’“Kreider, “ The Foundation," p. 29. fessor of Bible at Bethel College, 1918-20; president of of Christian Exponent, 1924-25, teacher at Wooster High "A . E. Kreider, “ Jesus and the Samaritan Woman,” Bethel, 1920-21; and president of Witmarsum Seminary, School, 1925 on. (from Who's Who). Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Jan. 15, 1926), p. 1921-31. (from Who's Who). 61 Vernon Smucker, “ An Opportunity,” Christian Ex­ 28. Related articles by Kreider include: “The Risen “ J. E. Hartzlcr, "Is Religion Necessary?” Christian ponent, Vol. 1, No. 16 (Aug. 1, 1924), p. 243. Christ,” (1.8, p. 125); "The of Jesus,” (1.14, Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 17 (Aug. 14, 1925), p. 266. “ Vernon Smuckcr, "The Beaten Paths," Christian pp. 221-2); "The First Disciples of Jesus,” (1.15, p. “ William B. Weaver, “ Freedom Through the Truth,” Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 22 (Oct. 24, 1924), p. 342. 237); "Jesus Talks With a Samaritan Woman," (1.17, Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 3 (Feb. 1, 1924), p. “ Vernon Smucker, “The Christian’s Joy,” Christian p. 268); "Jesus Talks With Nicodcmus,” (1.17, p. 268); 41. Weaver was educated at Goshen College, spring Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 5 (Feb. 29, 1924), p. 67. “Peter’s Confession,” (1.22, p. 365); “Jesus in terms 1905-14; University, 1914; and North­ “ Vernon Smucker, “ 'Fundamentalism' and the Fun­ Gethsemane,” (2.3, pp. 44-5); "The S.S. Lessons,” western University, 1923-26. Positions included teacher damentals," Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 11 (May (2.13, p. 204); "Paul in Corinth,” (2.20, p. 317); of history and social sciences at Goshen College, 23, 1924), p. 165. “Jesus, The Good Shepherd,” (3.3, pp. 43-4); and “The 1914-22; pastor of the Prairie St. Mennonite Church in “ Vernon Smucker, "The Bible and Modern Life,” Christian’s Use of the Bible,” (4.1, p. 13). Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 11 (May 23, 1924), Elkhart, IN, 1914-20; pastor of the North Danvers Men­ ‘“ Arthur S. Rosenberger, “What Think Ye of nonite Church (IL), 1922-43; editor o f The Christian p. 163. Evangel, 1923-29. (from Who's Who). Christ,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 18 (Aug. 29, 66A. Ray Eschliman, "Why Christ Ascended,” Chris­ 1924) , pp. 281-2. Rosenberger was educated at Bluff- 3,Wm. B. Weaver, "The Church and the World,” tian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 11 (May 23, 1924), p. 174. ton College, 1919-21; and Witmarsum Seminary, Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 16 (July 31, 1925), p. Eschliman was on the Exponent staff in 1924. Later he 249. 1921-23. Positions included teacher of New Testament taught at Freeman Jr. College (SD), from 1927-28. No Greek at Witmarsum and pastor of the St. John Men­ ‘“Wm. B. Weaver, "The Message of the Church," additional information can be found in Who’s Who. nonite Church near Pandora, OH, 1923-30. (from Who 's Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 11 (May 23, 1924), 67A. R. Eschliman, “ Studies in 1 John," Christian Who). p. 170. Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 15 (July 18, 1924), p. 238. ■“Lester Hostetler, “ What Think Ye of Christ?” “ A. R. Eschliman, “The Power of the Resurrection,” ““A. S. Rosenberger, “ The Over-ruling Providence Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 5 (Feb. 29, 1924). p. of God," Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 19 (Sept. 11, Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 8 (Apr. 11, 1924), p. 1925) , p. 298. 74. Hostetler was educated at Goshen College, 1911-15; 126. and Union Theological Scminaty, 1915-18. Positions in­ “ Ibid. "“Rosenberger, "What Think Ye of Christ,” p. 282. cluded pastor of Sugarcreek (OH) Mennonite Church, 70A. R. Eschliman, “ Bible Teachings on Sin," Chris­ l03A. S. Rosenberger, “ Peter and the Risen Lord,” 1925- 27; Walnutcreck (OH), 1918-23; Upland, CA, tian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 3 (Feb. 1, 1924), p. 45. Christian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 8 (Apr. 22, 1927), p. 1927-29; staff of Christian Exponent 1924-25 and editor 7IA. R. Eschliman, “ Why Study the Bible,” Chris­ 125. 1926- 28. (from Who's Who). tian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 13 (June 20, 1924), p. 206. ‘»‘Ibid. “ Lester Hostetler, “ on Christmas,” Chris­ 73Eschliman, “ The Power of the Resurrection," p. I03A. S. Rosenberger, "Christmas Lesson,” Chris­ tian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 25 (Dec. 20, 1927), p. 389. 126. tian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 25 (Dec. 20, 1927), p. 397. “ Lester Hostetler, “The Spiritual Climate of Life," 71 Abraham F. Tieszen, “Salvation Through the 106 Lester Hostetler, "The Aim of the Exponent" Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 15 (July 16, 1926), p. Blood,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 7 (Mar. 28, Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 1 (Jan. 1, 1926), p. 4. 229. 1924), p. 110. Tieszen was educated at Freeman Jr. Col­ "“John Horsch, Modem Religious Liberalism (Scott- "Lester Hostetler, “TheTestofDiscipleship,” Chris­ lege, 1914-17; Bethel College, 1917-21; and Witmar­ dalc, PA; Fundamental Truth Depot, 1920, and Chicago, tian Exponent, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Jan. 14, 1927), p. 4. sum Seminary, 1921-22. He was a pastor and a teacher IL: The Bible Institute Colportage Assn., 1921 and “ Lester Hostetler, "The World's Debt to Jesus,” at Freeman Jr. College from 1922-24. (from Who's 1924), pp. 56, 89-92. Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 26 (Dec. 17, 1926), Who). "“John Horsch, The Mennonite Church andModem- p. 404. 7‘Ibid. '^(S cottdalc, PA: Mennonite Publishing House, 1924), “ A. M. Eash, "The Church Revealing Her Lord," “ Peter Philip Wedel, "The Christmas Carol," Chris­ Christian Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 20 (Sept. 25, 1925), tian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. 26 (Dec. 17, 1926), p. 406. "“Samuel K. Mosiman, “The Power Needed for To­ p. 314. No additional information on Eash was found Wedel was educated at Bethel College, 1904-06. He was day and Tomorrow,” Christian Exponent, Vol. 3, No. in Who's Who or the Mennonite Encyclopedia. pastor of the First Mennonite Church of Christian, KS, 14 (July 2, 1926), p. 217. Mosiman graduated from “ Ibid., p. 315. and president of the General Conference Mennonites ■‘■Ibid. McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago in 1905 from 1926-33. (from Who 's Who). and was president of Bluffton College from 1910 to ‘»Samuel Burkhard, “ A New Aristocracy,” Christian “ Ibid., p. 407. 1935. (from Mennonite Encyclopedia). Exponent, Vol. 2, No. 16 (July 31, 1925), p. 245. 77Ibid., pp. 406-7. "°Toews, p. 247. Burkhard was educated at Goshen College, 1911; Col­ 71 Amos E. Kreider, “ The Gospel of God,” Christian umbia University; and Student Union Theological Exponent, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Jan. 4, 1924), p. 9. Kreider " ‘Toews, p. 245. Seminary, 1911-12. Positions included instructor at was educated at Goshen College, 1911-15; and Garrett “ 3Schlabach, p. 114. Bluffion College, 1919-21; Bethel College, 1916-19; and Biblical Institute, 1915-17. Positions included teacher “ 3Toews, p. 245. Arizona State, 1921 on. (from Who's \Vho). at Goshen College, 1917-18; Dean of Goshen College "‘Toews, p. 247.

8 MENNONITE LIFE Nonresistance and Migration in the 1870’s: Two Personal Views

Edited and translated by John B. Toews Few issues pertaining to the history matters related to the community. Ex­ cultural life style of the Russian setting: of the Mennonites in Russia have been cept for cases involving severe assault, closed communities; self-government; so extensively debated or documented homicide or major theft, the Men­ private schools. When participants later as the migration of the 1870’s.1 Perhaps nonites in the Hebrew colonies were reflected on the reasons for the migra­ the sheer complexity of any migration self-governing. Chortitza remained the tion, the verdict was unanimous—“ for ensures an almost perpetual argument cultural and religious reference point conscience sake!” It meant a as to its origins and causes. In any such for Epp. He was party to all the major which included not only exemption setting, there are restraints and oppor­ events engulfing the colony, including from military service, but the terms of tunities, as well as a variety of political, the introduction of state service. The settlement itself. Freedom of faith was economic and religious situations. In surviving portion of the diary, cover­ associated with a definite religious- one form or another all of these factors ing the years 1860-1880, is deposited cultural identity and a well developed influenced the migration of one-third of in the Mennonite Heritage Center, Win­ social system. Later memoirs5 penned the Mennonites in Russia to North nipeg, Manitoba. by emigration leaders portray men liv­ America. As eyewitness accounts, both diaries ing in a self-contained community, gen­ Interpretations of the first Mennonite add some helpful perspectives to the uinely frightened when confronted by migration from Russia have taken prevailing interpretations of the migra­ the demands of the Russian state. several directions. In his monumental tion. Even a superficial reading of either Dietrich Gaeddert was born in 1837 compilation, P. M. Friesen viewed the diary clearly delineates the prevailing in Alexanderwohl, Molotschna. As a emigrants as extreme conservatives mind-set. Most Mennonites only knew young man he received a moderate who, ignorant of Russian language and their own world. They stood inside education under the tutelage of Heinrich culture, feared assimilation in any looking out. P. M. Friesen was possibly Buller, a minister in the Alexanderwohl form.2 Aware of Russia and things Rus­ transposing too much of his early twen­ church. In 1862 he began to teach in the sian, these “ progressive” Mennonites tieth century world to Mennonites three Rueckenau village school. Not long saw their forefathers as victims of a nar­ decades removed and still in the first after, he left for Fuerstenwerder. In his row religious-cultural tradition which stages of outside awareness. The cir­ brief diary entries, Gaeddert left a caused them to flee from an outside cumstances of their sojourn in Russia detailed account of his life as village world they neither understood nor even had simply not prepared them for easy teacher and minister. He chronicles the wanted to. Others have argued that the cultural and religious adaptation. activities of everyday life as well as the migration was related to a widespread The diary writers, especially Jacob more cataclysmic events—accidents, ill­ but unstated desire for economic better­ Epp, minimized the role of economics nesses, deaths, village fires. For him, ment. At least one contemporary in the emigration. The landless issue church and community are one. He observer saw the majority of the was not of great importance—perhaps reveals himself as an affirming in­ migrants as blatant opportunists.3 There because they both had land or felt that dividual whose affection for his people is other evidence to support this conten­ colonization within Russia (1869-74) finds expression in his unflagging ser­ tion. First, the severe tensions between and the imperial decree of 1866 had vice on their behalf. The original diary landed and disenfranchised landless solved the problem. For Epp there were is housed at the Mennonite Library and Mennonites demanded a safety valve. also different motives prevailing at dif­ Archives, North Newton, Kansas.6 It Secondly, settlement in the United ferent times. At considerable fiscal begins in 1860. States offered no guarantee of military sacrifice, both rich and poor in Bergthal Whereas Gaeddert records Men­ exemption, yet two-thirds of the left for America. Then other factors nonite life in the Molotschna settlement, migrants chose this option. Finally entered in: the clarification of Jacob Epp does so for the Chortitza those who remained in Russia readily state service duties; letters from district. Not far from Chortitza in the sacrificed a deeply held conviction to America; propaganda pamphlets region lay the so-called the new realities. Were those who distributed by private and public “ Hebrew Colonies.” Mennonites from stayed and those who left equally casual agencies. Chortitza, including Epp, had been about their heritage?4 There is also the Epp saw the emigration being initially settled in these villages to serve as religious interpretation. When the motivated by religious factors. From his model farmers for the less experienced emigrant leaders explained their reasons standpoint, the majority of ministers Jewish settlers. Epp’s diary, except for for leaving Russia, they usually pointed and elders viewed state service as a occasional references to Jewish- to one issue: the preservation of faith. judgment of God for Mennonite Mennonite squabbles, portrays the pat­ Though not articulated, such a quest apostasy. In their collective estimation, tern of daily life as it existed in any meant a nonresistance associated with the proposed change was a radical one. Mennonite colony. As a traditional the right to maintain the economic and The prevailing fear was genuine and minister, his jurisdiction included all

JUNE, 1986 9 widespread. When Epp first heard that 1875) the emigration fever had The Dietrich Gaeddert Diary “ everyone in Russia had to render somewhat subsided. (Mennonite Library and Archives, military service” on November 18, A few definitions of terms used in the North Newton, Kansas) 1870, he noted that “ the judgments of diaries might be helpful: God are already approaching!” On the Bruederschaft - An assembly of all adult December 17, 1870 last of the year (1870), he pondered the males having membership in the local An elder conference was held here “ cloud of tribulation and affliction” church. Its decisions, based on open regarding military service. It was decid­ which threatened. His apprehension discussion, were considered binding. ed to get more information and to con­ was apparently shared by many of his Fuersorge Comitaet - A type of super­ vene a Bruederschaft. Another con­ fellow ministers. When they met on visory commission with headquarters in ference is to be held in the new year. February 11, 1871, elder Dyck, in his Odessa, which had jurisdiction over all Then steps are to be taken to discharge sermon, expressed the fear that “ God German colonists in Russia. [the obligation] of military service. had allowed this punishment to come Ohm - A popular term for members of January 8, 1871 because of our sins.” The second the ecclesiastical officialdom. It could Today there was an elder conference speaker, Heinrich Epp, referred to also be a title of respect for a senior regarding the question of nonresistance. Mennonite mothers who “ gazed into male in the community. We have elected two men, elder Suder- the dark future with deep apprehen­ Ohmsstuebchen - The room of the mann of Berdjansk and elder Goerz of sion.” The next day, a special service church in which the ministerial council Steinfeld. They are to deal with the was held in Chortitza to “ beseech the usually met. question if [pastor] Hahn in St. blessing of God for the journey.” For Scinitaetsdienst - A form of alternative Petersburg agrees. Jakob Peters of Epp, Privilegium had a narrow service which implied medical duties in Pordenau and Barkmann of Halbstadt definition—complete exemption from the army. are to acquaint our Brethren in the Old military service. As 1872 drew to a Colony with the matter so that they can close and the issue remained unre­ NOTES also elect a few men. solved, he spoke of the “ dark thunder January 10, 1871 ‘J. Sudcrmann, “The Origin of Mennonile State Ser­ cloud” (December 31, 1872) which vice in Russia, 1870-1880,” Mennonite Quarterly Bruederschaft . . . the congregation was gathering. The issue was simple— Review, XVII (1943), 23-46; A. Gocrz, Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte ties Forstdienstes der Mennoniten in Russlaiul was informed of the danger to our “ our freedom of faith is in danger.” (Gross-Tokmuk, 1907); J. J. Hildebrand, Aus der nonresistance and of the delegates to be Vorgeschichte der Einwanderung der Mennoniten aus In 1873 Jacob Epp learned that other Russland nach Manitoba (Winnipeg, 1949); G. Lieb­ sent. They are to remember these men Mennonites did not share his anxiety brandt, "The Emigration of the German Mennonites in prayer. We were urged to change our from Russia to the and in about the future. In mid-January he still 1873-1900,” MQR, VI (1932), 205-226; VII (1933), ways. spoke of the “ general consensus” for 5-41; L. Sudermann, Eine Deputationsreise von Russland nach Amerika (Elkhart, Indiana, 1897); E. January 22, 1871 migration (January 15, 1873). By the Correll in MQR. IX (1935), 144-152; XI (1937), Today there was an elder’s con­ end of the month he complained that 196-227, 267-283; XX (1946), 255-275; XXIV (1950), 329-352; C. H. Smith, 7h c Coming o f the Russian Men­ ference again. Many ministers came many “ in our Chortitza congregations” nonites (Berne, Indiana, 1927), 49-91; M. Gingerich, together on account of St. Petersburg "The Reactions of the Immigrants did not take the existing threat “ very of the 1870s to the American Frontier," MQR, XXIV (the actions of St. Petersburg). There seriously.” There were, nevertheless, (1960), 137-146; C. C. Regier, "Childhood were [representatives] from the Old Reminiscences of a Russian Mennonite Immigrant others who had already sold their farms Mother 1859-1880,” XV (1941), 83-94; K. Peters, Die Colony and Bergthal. Almost all the and were leaving by late February, Bergthaler Mennoniten (Hillsboro, Kansas, (n.d.), elders were here. The teacher Franz 30-45; Das 60 Jaehrige Jubilacum tier Mennonitischen 1873. By the end of the year, the Ost-Reserve (Stcinbach, Manitoba, 1935); G. E. Reimer Isaak, Peter Goerz, the secretary Janzen preparations for departure were rather and G. R. Gacddcrt, Exiled by the Czar: Cornelius Jansen and the Great Mennonile Migration (Newton, and elder Leonhard Sudermann of widespread. Kansas, 1956); C. Krahn, "Views of the 1870’s Migra­ Berdjansk were elected to travel to St. tions by Contemporaries,” MQR, XLVIII (1974), Some clarification of those for and 447-459; D. G. Rempei, "The Mennonite Com­ Petersburg. Now we think there will be against emigration occurred early in monwealth in Russia,” MQR, XLVII (1973), 259-308; peace. God grant it! XLVIII (1974), 5-54; C. Krahn, From the Steppes to 1874. Villages like Chortitza, Einlage, the Prairies (Newton, Kansas, 1949), 7; C. Krahn, July 4, 1872 Kronsweide and Neuhochfeld refused to "Some Letters o f Bernhard Warkcntin Pertaining to the In the forenoon, father and I drove Migration of 1873-1875," MQR, XXIV (1950),- underwrite the cost of sending a deputa­ 248-263; M. Gingerich, “Jacob Y. Shantz, 1822-1909, to the Rudnerweide church where there tion to America (March 8, 1874). Epp’s Promoter of the Mennonite Settlements in Manitoba,” MQR, XXIV (1950), 230-247. was Bruederschaft. First it was decid­ diary confirms the oft repeated asser­ 2Pctcr M. Friesen, The Mennonite Brolherhootl in ed to send a delegation to St. Petersburg Russia, 1789-1910 (Fresno, 1978), 591-594. See also tions that the April, 1874 visit of von James Urry, The Closed and the Open: Social and as soon as possible to petition the tsar Todtleben was something of a water­ Religious Change Among the Mennonites in Russia, to continue to uphold our exemption J 789-1889 (unpublished doctoral thesis, Oxford Univer­ shed in the emigration story. There was sity), 774-775. from military service. Second, it was finally some clarification as to what 3Leonard Gross, "The Coming of the Russian Men­ decided that the monies needed should nonites to America: An Analysis by Johann Epp, Men­ state service meant. He recorded one in­ nonite Minister in Russia, 1875," MQR, XLVIII (1974), be collected voluntarily. Third, the teresting fact. Todtleben did not manage 467. question of footwashing would need JP. Albert Koop, "Some Economic Aspects of Men­ to impress the Mennonites who poured nonite Migration: With Special Emphasis on the 1870s farther study. Fourth, the elder earnest­ into the Chortitza church to hear him. Migration From Russia to North America," MQR, LV ly admonished the Brethren to stop the (1981), 143-156. He was apparently offended by the 5Gerhard Wiebe, Ursachen und Geschichte der wrangling and quarreling and to deal Auswanderung der Mennoniten aus Russland nach restlessness of his hearers and in the en­ Amerika (Winnipeg, n.d.); Isaak Peters, "A n Account with one another in love. Then the Lord suing speechmaking publicly censured of the Cause and Purpose that led to the Emigration From would also give his blessing to the Russia to America,” Herald o f Truth, Vol. 44 (1907), elder Dyck for his remarks. This Nov. 7, 417-418; Nov. 14, 427; Nov. 21, 437-438. negotiations with the authorities. “ caused severe ill-feeling” (April 25, 6J. B. Toews, "A Russian Mennonite; The Diary of December 27, 1872 Dietrich Gacddcrt,” Mennonite Life, Vol. 33 (1978), 1874). Twenty months later, Epp 10-18. There was a large Bruederschaft in observed that “ thanks to the promises 7J. B. Toews, "The Diary of Jacob Epp 1860-1880," the Rudnerweide church. First elder Journal o f the American Historical Society o f Germans of — von Todtleben” (December 31, from Russia, Vol. 5 (1982), no. 1, 37-43; no. 2, 23-28. Peter Goerz of Steinfeld held a short 10 MENNONITE LIFE sermon on missions and a few verses On Sunday forenoon we fetched the Gerhard Dyck and my brother Heinrich were sung. Then the elder presented the entire Cornelius Dalke family for lunch. Epp. Now they wished to bid farewell costs of the trip to St. Petersburg and Afternoon we drove with them to to all their fellow ministers. Elder G. the Crimea. Neukirch. I lent Cornelius a horse to Dyck had attended a conference in the January 24, 1873 drive to the railway station. We have Molotschna where those congregations In the forenoon I drove with them taken our leave of them. elected elder Leonhard Sudermann of (several guests) to the Pordenau church. September 27, 1874 Berdyansk, Peter Goerzon of Rudner­ A number of elders were there: Isaak In the afternoon we drove to weide, the minister Franz Isaac of Peters of Marienthal, Ohm Buller of Gnadenfeld with neighbor Fast and Ohrloff and the district secretary Her­ Alexanderwohl, Leonhard Sudermann dropped letters for America off at the mann Janzen. The Molotschna dele­ from Berdjansk. There were many Post Office. gates wanted the approval of the Fuer- ministers from various congregations sorge Comitaet, as proposed by our and also many brethren. The consulta­ Jacob Epp Diary elder and so wanted to travel via tion focused on sending a deputation to (Mennonite Heritage Center, Odessa. In Charkov one delegation America to study emigration possibili­ Winnipeg, Manitoba) would wait for the other at a predeter­ ties. Our colony is sending Buller from mined lodging. Alexanderwohl, and Ohm Sudermann 1870 We sent the district head Isaac Lehn von Berdjansk. Bergthal is sending November 18, 1870 and the former district head Jacob Ohm Wiebe and district head Peters. On Wednesday at 15:00 hours [my] Hamm to the Fuersorge Comitaet in Bersenko beyond Nikopol is sending brother Diedrich Epp returned from his Odessa on our behalf. A telegram from David Klassen, the Crimea, elder journey to Chortitza .... He brought them had arrived informing us that they Wiebe. They are leaving the end of disturbing news: in future everyone in had [safely] arrived, spoken with the February. Russia will have to render military ser­ president who authorized the journey October 18, 1873 vice just like in Prussia! How can our and who gave permission for the Drove to the Pordenau church with Privilegium help us now, which ex­ absence of the minister Epp. They now Johann Franz. Many Brethren had empted us and our posterity from wished to leave for St. Petersburg and come to hear the travel report of the two military service in perpetuity. Can it present their credentials to the minister elders Ohm Leonhard Sudermann and protect us against the commands of of defense. They carried a petition for Ohm Buller on what they had seen and higher authority? Oh I fear our com­ the minister with them and a [similar] accomplished in America. munity is facing a dark future for the one had already been presented to the April 22, 1874 judgments of God are already governor of Ekaterinoslav. As soon as There was a large Bruederschafi in approaching! the travellers from Odessa return, elder the Rudnerweide church. There is a Gerhard Dyck and [my] brother Epp December 31, 1870 General von Todleben from St. will begin their journey to St. Only one cloud of tribulation and af­ Petersburg here who the tsar has sent Petersburg. fliction threatens our faith. It relates to to negotiate an agreement with regard After we had entered the church and to military service. Our leaders are will­ our freedom [from military service], sang several verses, elder Dyck stepped ing to participate in civilian service- but [so far] the government has told us behind the pulpit and talked about the shoemakers, saddlers, tailors, workers nothing. We have richly deserved purpose of their journey. God had punishment, for the life in our con­ in wood and iron—but in no military allowed this punishment to come related activities. If this is not possible, gregations is more worldly than Chris­ because of our sins. He urged the con­ tian .... What will the new year they want free emigration. Oh Lord gregation to an earnest return to God bring? God alone knows. strengthen our faith in this recently through Jesus Christ. Then God would troubled time. 1871 give his blessing for this journey. All May 19, 1874 February 11, 1871 were also to implore God to direct the We drove to the Rudnerweide church On Thursday a conference for all the heart of our gracious tsar so that the with Isbrand Friesens. A minister from ministers {Lehrer) of the Chortitza and threatening danger might be averted. the Herrenhutter by the name of Kronsweide congregations was held in All hearts were stirred. Following the Friedemann preached. The old elder the Chortitza church. By mistake the prayer, the elder invited brother Ohm Ratzlaff held his farewell sermon brethren in Neuendorf, Schonhorst and Heinrich Epp to speak [whose words] for he is planning to emigrate to Neuhorst were invited to a Brueder­ were no less moving. Lord give your America. He was a minister for 50 schafi (brotherhood meeting), and we blessing! In his address, the brother years, and elder for 35 years. saw many, many sleighs arriving. observed that mothers also participated May 26, 1874 Preparations for a service had to be in this matter on account of their little The Sunday morning service was made immediately. The church stove sons. They gazed into the dark future held here in our church. Ohm Franz had to be heated and arrangements with deep apprehension. He urged that from Schardau preached the prepara­ made for the singing. during their absence the brethren tell tory communion sermon (Vorbereit­ The reason for the ministerial con­ [the mothers] that, so they too would ungspredigtAfternoon we drove to ference which I attended related to a pray to God. If you at home persist in Pordenau. Ohm Heinrich Epp from consultation on the forthcoming journey believing prayer, you can accomplish Elisabethal and Ohm Klassen from to St. Petersburg. The [deputation] more than we in St. Petersburg. He also Sparrau both held a farewell sermon. hoped, if possible, to avert the threaten­ mentioned that every night before they Both are thinking of migrating to ing danger of military service. For this went to sleep and every morning when America. purpose the Chortitza and Kronsweide they got up they should think in love of July 21, 1874 congregations elected our beloved elder the [families] and include JUNE, 1986 11 them in their prayer. Once more the do Sanitaeisdienst. Its implementation might tions together with their two elders elder summoned the congregation to take another year and a half or two years. gathered in the Chortitza church. I was prayer. After [we] had sung he closed Consequently we still had a respite of 24 or 25 years. also present. The reason: the the meeting. We also spoke with senator Heyde. The Molotschna Ohms had already left for A beautiful, moving service. Oh that two elders, but not I, also visited a member St. Petersburg because of the military the Lord would accompany them with of that commission, the secretary? Gerne [service] question. The discussion his blessing! Various matters were Gross and the General Governor from Odessa, Kotzebur. We wanted to see the tsar centered on whether we too should send discussed in the Ohmsstuebchen. It was in order to present our petition to the father someone and if so who. It was decided decided to hold a service tomorrow of our land but were advised against this by to telegraph Pastor Hans in St. morning, Friday, in the Chortitza those who seemed to have our interests at Petersburg to inquire about the status church in order to beseech the blessing heart. They felt we would spoil matters with of the matter and to ask his advice as of God for the journey. It was to be an­ those highly placed men who are now well disposed towards us. We therefore desisted. to whether one should come now or nounced in all villages (except Neuen­ As requested we are preparing a small later. [Once his answer arrived] we dorf, Schonhorst and Neuhorst who memorandum which we will present to would meet for another consultation. were present) and everyone was invited Count Heyden, the senator and the Ministry For the closing Ach bleib mit deiner to participate. Elder Peter Klassen of of State Domains. When you come here or [perhaps] even sooner I will give you a copy Gnade was sung and the assembly the Kronsweider church had not come. of our petition. dismissed with prayer. Only [their] ministers Heinrich Pauls, We also saw the tsar taking a promenade October 21, 1872 Cornelius Pauls and Cornelius Friesen in his summer garden. Unexpectedly he In the evening brother Diedrich Epp were present. The service tomorrow spoke to us and asked where we were from, and his wife returned from their trip to morning will probably be very large. who we were and why we had come. After we had informed him he uttered, “ Ah,” Chortitza. He said that elder Gerhard After we had wished both deputies the stepped into his carriage and drove away. Dyck and brother Heinrich Epp had grace and blessing of the Lord God we Judging from his questions he almost travelled to Yalta in the Crimea in order parted from one another. seemed to know we were Mennonites. We to petition his majesty the tsar for ex­ March 30, 1871 left St. Petersburg on March 8 and arrived emption from military service and for In the afternoon I received a letter home on the evening of March 17.” May 15, 1871 the preservation of our religious from brother Heinrich Epp dated March freedom. The Lord our God bless their When I still lived on the Island of 28, a part of which reads: journey. Chortitza as a school teacher, several December 31, 1872 “We have returned home from our St. neighbors paid me a visit. When the Petersburg journey safely and in good spirit. Again we stand at the end of the old conversation turned to our Privilegium, The of the brethren have not been year. If I look back and into the future without results. The angels of the Lord have the opinion was expressed that it was my heart fills with an uneasy sadness. protected us and removed many difficulties given to us in perpetuity and that the The sword of God’s wrath is stretched along the way. It was not us but the Lord. freedoms guaranteed in it were forever. Praise and thanks to him. I do not have time over our congregations, a dark thunder They were upset when I remarked that for a detailed account since I have to prepare cloud gathers over us. The lightning is if changes occurred in the land, the a sermon for tomorrow morning. You and only visible on the horizon, but the roll the rest of the people will have to be satisfied government could always revoke it. of the thunder can be heard from afar. if I picture the overall highlights. Someone said that as long as a descen­ Our freedom of faith is in danger. All We left here on the morning of February dant of tsar Paul I, God rest his , 16. On February 20 we reached the railway attempts of our deputies to present our sat upon the throne our Privilegium was and on February 24 arrived safely in St. petition to the father of our land have inviolable! I answered that nothing in Petersburg. The Molotschna deputies were failed. Our neighbors the Mennonites already there: elder Leonhard Sudermann this world is forever, only God’s Word. in Neuhutterthal who purchased land from Berdjansk, the two ministers Franz This Privilegium was given to us but it Isaac and Peter Goerz and the district close to Sophiewka and settled on it could also be taken away. Only the secretary Hermann Janzen. On February 27 have sold it again and are ready to set­ Privilegium given to us in Jesus and we had an audience with the minister of State tle in Canada in America. A deputation Domains, Selenoi, whom we handed a peti­ sealed with his blood was irrevocable... is being sent there after New Year. tion written in Russian. The minister seemed How quickly the time has come when Even among us there are stirrings for like a stern man but was well disposed our Privilegium has lost its worth! towards us. He promised to accept our case emigration in order to preserve our . . . By our sins we have deserved what but could not give us any reassurance. The religious freedom. According to a let­ God has brought about. Tsar Paul nonresistance question rested with the ter from my brother-in-law Bernhard highest levels of government and any prom­ signed the Privilegium with his own Warkentin, whose son is visiting there, ises he made would be premature. Presi­ hand in the year 1800. His son Nicholas dent Ettinger [of the Fuersorge Comitaet], the English government wishes to have approved it and under the government who was also in St. Petersburg and still is, us and the land is supposed to be very of Alexander it loses its worth! later said that we had left a good impres­ good. sion with the minister. That too was grace December 31, 1871 from God. The Privilegium which guaranteed 1873 After this we had an audience with Count religious freedom to our congregations January 4, 1873 Heyden, the president of the commission preparing the military law. The two elders appears to have lost its worth. On Tuesday afternoon I and my had already been to see him. They want to neighbor Isbrand Friesen, who supplied free the Mennonites from military or 1872 the horses and wagon, drove to Neuhut­ weapon service but deploy them for September 8, 1872 terthal where we arrived late and took Sanitaeisdienst. Count Heyden thought that From 14:00 to 17:00 hours all village he could assure us that those Mennonites quarters at L. Tschetter, who graciously from before the implementation of the new mayors (now called Dorfsaelteste— accepted us. The reason for our journey military law would remain entirely free village elders) and the ministers of the was that we had heard that they were while those born afterward would have to Chortitza and Kronsweide congrega­ in possession of the new military law. 12 MENNONITE LIFE We wanted to know more about it. nonresistance question. He held that residence who then drove me to D. After coffee we went to see their military service was permissible and Klassen in Heubuden, who was elected minister. A number of others had also ridiculed the emigration fervor. Oh how as a deputy to America by the Kleine come. This congregation had sold their true Christianity is vanishing in our Gemeinde. Klassen was with me at the land to the nobleman L. Danilewski for churches. The question whether to conference in Pordenau .... He told 50 rubles per dessiatine including all emigrate or stay has been handled too me that he was leaving for America the buildings, cattle and implements. They superficially and is not leading us to an following week with the Hutterthal retained two windmills, furniture, awareness of our trespasses which, colonists. chickens and pigs. Only one neighbor through sincere repentence, would lead March 19, 1873 and his son had not yet sold their 200 us back to our Savior. The Franz Giesbrechts from dessiatines. January 24, 1873 Nowoshitomir who just returned from Their other ministers had travelled to On Wednesday morning Jacob the Chortitza district told me that our Alexanderwohl in the Molotschna col­ Hiebert hitched [his horses] and drove deputies, elder Gerhard Dyck, my ony. They want to send a deputation to us to Pordenau in the Gnadenfeld brother Heinrich Epp and Heinrich Canada in America from here [so that] [volost]. There was a conference and Heese from Ekaterinoslav, returned they can emigrate there. They took the Bmederschaft in the church. Elder Isaac from their trip to St. Petersburg last aforementioned law with them. They Peters led the discussions. It focused on Wednesday. They had not spoken with nevertheless told us that we should the planned emigration and the dispatch the tsar, only with the grand duke. The believe them when they affirmed that of a deputation to America. Approx­ decision will be made by Easter. the new law, once it came into effect, imately 2000 rubles were designated for April 1, 1873 expressly stated that those on their own this venture and an additional 1,000 Diedrich Epp preached. After he was land were [subject to] personal military rubles added. The elder Leonhard finished he read a report about the work service and would have to perform Sudermann of Berdjansk was elected as of our deputies in St. Petersburg as well Sanitaetsdienst on crown lands. I had a deputy by majority vote .... The as a copy of the petition given to grand a letter from my brother-in-law Bern- deputies from Bergthal, Heinrich Wiebe duke Constantine Nikolavich. Yester­ hard Warkentin of Altona with me. In and the district mayor Peters were also day I received both papers from brother it his son Bernhard, who is still in present. The deputation is to leave Heinrich Epp. America, lists a number of advantages towards the end of February. May God April 13, 1873 for emigrants to America. I had to read give his blessing! The danger that our faith is threatened this letter whose content was eagerly January 31, 1873 does not seem to concern many and so absorbed. They seem to agree with my The threatening thunderclouds which the interest in emigration to America long-held fears concerning our religious sweep over our heads are interpreted in has declined. We anxiously await the freedom! Oh how securely we former­ different ways. The majority in our decision from St. Petersburg. ly walked our pathway—we who were Chortitza congregations do not take August 14, 1873 joyfully inclined to thankfulness them very seriously! Many accusations Wednesday before breakfast Enz because we possessed a Privilegium asserting that I roused the church from drove us to David Klassen in Heubuden from the beloved father of our land. But its sweet rest have been leveled at me. with his team. As a deputy of his now! Yet my heart agrees with the author of church, he had returned from America January 5, 1873 a new song: “ First to Calvary, not first a week ago. In a short time he told us Friday after breakfast we left on our to America!” Oh if in this serious time many things. They have decided to set­ return trip. We arrived home at 11:00 we could reflect on what best serves our tle in Manitoba. What will our church hours and met a guest, namely Dietrich peace. Then we would humble our­ do? Put its hands on the lap and half Friesen from Friesenthal, who had ar­ selves before God in true repentence asleep walk towards the threatening rived yesterday. He was at D. Epp for and the Lord would deflect the lightning danger? Oh God help us to know your lunch and soon came back to us. He too so that it will not harm us. will. has great anxiety about the dangers to February 6, 1873 September 16, 1873 our faith and is already thinking of sell­ We had guests from the Chortitza col­ I preached in the church in Neuos- ing his farm. ony, namely the couples Gerhard An­ terwick .... After we had eaten lunch January 15, 1873 dres and Cornelius Harms .... The at D. Dyck’s we drove on to Chor­ In the there is great guests informed us that a dispatch from titza .... In the evening I went to the consternation. The anticipation of the pastor Hans in St. Petersburg had ar­ Gerhard Loewen and met elder new law is generating the collective ap­ rived in which the Mennonite represen­ Gerhard Wiebe of the Bergthal church prehension that our religious freedom tatives were invited to come [to St. and elder Johann Wiebe from Gross- could be in jeopardy. There is a general Petersburg to discuss] our nonresis­ fuerstenlande. The conversation fo­ consensus for migration to America, tance. The Molotschna deputation cused solely on the forthcoming emigra­ where there is the prospect of full waited until Chortitza discussed the tion to America. The Bergthal elder and religious freedom. The Lord direct matter. A hurried vote in the entire the district mayor [of the settlement] everything to the best! district elected brother Heinrich Epp, Peters had been to see the governor in January 21, 1873 but they did not know who the second Yekaterinoslav about the selling of their Afternoon guests came to Friesens: delegate was. Well dear God land. The settlers had received title to Johann Martens and the David acknowledge this journey by giving it their land from the government the Schroeder couple. The latter were love­ your blessing. previous year and so resale is allowed ly people whom I liked. I got into a February 21, 1873 for the next three years. They are to word exchange with Martens about the I drank coffee at Johann Hoeppner’s send in a petition so that the governor

JUNE, 1986 13 can present it to the Imperial Council. March 8, 1874 remain entirely unto themselves and October 9, 1873 On Friday morning there was a con­ have no outside connections. There was a large Bruederschaft in ference in the Chortitza church, which April 24, 1874 the church at Chortitza Tuesday fore­ was the reason for my trip. Elder On Wednesday there was a general noon. I came expressly for this purpose. Gerhard Dyck presented the urgency of Bruederschaft in the Chortitza church. The Bruederschaft was concerned with sending the deputation to America and In addition to the elders Gerhard Dyck, the emigration question. It was decid­ asked the [village] mayors what they Peter Klassen and Johann Wiebe, some ed to take a wait and see attitude dur­ had decided in view of the February 15 thirty others gathered together with a ing the coming winter since the deci­ Bruederschaft. Chortitza, Einlage, few ministers and . After sion on the military law will soon be Kronsweide and Neuhochfeld declared prayer, elder Gerhard Dyck addressed forthcoming. In any case another that they did not wish to send a deputa­ the assembly on the purpose of the Bruederschaft would be held in the tion and did not want to participate in gathering. The elders and teachers had spring of 1874. Everything progressed such a venture. All the others desired been in Halbstadt on orders of his high calmly. Only Johann Hiebert of Einlage 'it and would gladly bear the costs. It excellency the General-Adjutant von wanted concrete action. He wanted us was decided to hold a voluntary collec­ Todtleben. The elder asserted that his to emigrate as soon as possible but tion for this purpose. The mayors were excellency in the name of the all- could provide no concrete information instructed to provide the elder with a list gracious tsar offered our son a civilian or plan—only what he had heard. The of the gifts as soon as possible in order service unconnected with the military church was filled to capacity .... to determine whether the matter will establishment. They would serve December 31, 1873 come to fruition or not. May the Lord 1. in hospitals Our elder Gerhard Dyck and brother give His blessing! It appears that we 2. on the railways Heinrich Epp twice travelled together will not utilize the six free years we 3. as firemen in the cities to St. Petersburg in order to secure our have been given! 4. in the forestry etc. . It is said that the March 14, 1874 They would remain under our spiritual two dear travellers were to arrive home Franz Dyck from Islutschistaja supervision. Those who refused the ser­ on the evening of boxing day. I have brought me a list of the designated gifts vice had complete freedom to emigrate not yet learned what they have ac­ of each [settler] for the deputation to during the next six years. In order to complished. Many of our coreligionists America .... I received a memoran­ resolve the issue a vote was taken. Of in the Molotschna and here in Barsenka dum by express rider from the Chortit­ the 560 brethren who cast their ballot, on the Sslonne and Basawluk [rivers] za volost office in which on command 528 voted to stay, 32 wanted to are preparing to emigrate to America. of the grand marshal and H. Isprawnik, emigrate. Show me your will, oh Lord, and allow I am ordered to prepare a conscription April 25, 1874 me to make a decision pleasing to you. list from my church book for all those On Thursday at 16:00 hours his ex­ born in 1853.1 am to send this back by cellency the General-Adjutant von 1874 April 22. What of the six free years Todtleben accompanied by the Yekater- February 15, 1874 promised by our exalted monarch and inoslav governor and other dignitaries On Friday morning there was a of the reprieve for emigration? made his appearance. A triumphal arch general Bruederschaft in the church in April 17, 1874 had been erected in front of Hermann Chortitza .... It has now been decid­ All the ministers have gone to Niebuhr’s porch with a banner from ed that we must perform a Sanitaets- Halbstadt on orders of higher Psalm 134:3 “ Bless the Lord out of dienst or [if we wish] decide to emigrate authorities. His excellency General von Zion.” Brother Heinrich Epp had during the next six years. After much Todtleben has been sent by his majesty placed his students in front [of the arch] discussion elder Gerhard Dyck sug­ to negotiate with the Mennonites. What and received his excellency with the na­ gested that we send a delegation dur­ good will come of this? The authorities tional anthem. At his request they also ing the summer of 1874. There was do not want to allow us to leave the sang a German song. The entire yard considerable opposition to the proposal, land. Perhaps they will change the law was filled with people. He (Todtleben) but it was finally accepted. Will it real­ so that it can be harmonized with our wanted to speak with the ministerial ly be implemented? . . . Many are not confession of faith. council and the village mayor. Since the for emigration, but anxious feelings April 22, 1874 church was designated for this the about the dark future weigh heavily An express messenger brought me a crowd streamed in that direction. He upon the mind .... memorandum which announces a allowed himself to be driven, walked in­ March 5, 1874 general Bruederschaft on April 24 in to the church, stepped behind the pulpit On Tuesday morning there was Chortitza. All church members are in­ and gave a speech in which he exalted a Bruederschaft in Neuchortitza in the vited and especially those ministers who the virtues of our monarch. The tumult home of my son [-in-law] Johann An­ are to appear before General-Adjutant and noise caused by the crowd pouring dres. In accordance with the written re­ von Todtleben on Thursday evening to into the church apparently did not make quest of elder Gerhard Dyck, I asked present the community’s decision a good impression upon our exalted the brethren, after some introductory whether to stay or emigrate. The guest, for the tone of his voice was words and prayer, how the costs of memorandum also noted that his ex­ earnest and determined. At the close of sending the deputation to America cellency was making special conces­ his speech, elder Gerhard Dyck thanked should be covered. After much discus­ sions to the Mennonites in the name of him and declared that the community sion there was a consensus that the the all-gracious tsar: namely that they wanted to help and had elected the work levies be made [on a percentage] based would not be used for Sanitaetsdienst in the [railway] workshops (Werkstaet- on current levels of fire insurance for but for service in forestry planting, ten). In the same tone [Todtleben] each farm .... trades and similar activities. They will responded that we were not negotiating 14 MENNONITE LIFE with the father of our land. We could as well which both elders, myself and is very high again as a result of a trip only accept what the tsar’s grace offered several other ministers signed. The dear made by my brother Heinrich Epp, us. This caused severe ill-feeling in the faithful Lord accompany these docu­ elder Jacob Wiebe from the Crimea, the congregation which was heightened by ments with his blessing and bless the deacon Andreas Voth and the Molotsch­ the impression that the elder had been beloved father of our house and the en­ na district head Abraham Wiebe. Ap­ slighted. tire imperial family. parently free emigration has been April 26, 1874 August 18, 1874 cancelled for the future. In Gross- On Friday morning the congregation A great stirring has emerged in the fuerstenland there are 33 families and and the ministerial council gathered at local congregations. There are many in Chortitza there are over 300 who the church, but soon we walked over to who have caught the emigration to want to emigrate in spring. God knows Niebuhr’s yard where the General- America fever. Oh that the Lord where it will end. The beautiful Adjutant in kind words described our would reveal what His will for me is in freedom which we enjoyed so long has obligations and rights. Then the this matter. vanished! Oh that this time of testing dignitaries travelled to several villages October 18, 1874 might drive us into the loving arms of and visited the schools. Afternoon we The desire to emigrate is still very our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Oh again gathered on Niebuhr’s yard where strong among our Mennonites both in that help come out of Zion and that the his excellency again explained in kind, the Chortitza as in the Molotschna Lord liberate his captive people. Then pleasant words the tsar’s graciousness district. God knows where it will lead. Jacob would rejoice and Israel be glad. and protection [towards us]. In the The elder Isaac Peters, who is sup­ 1876 volost office we signed a memorandum posed to have preached against the Rus­ January 12, 1876 which his excellency would present to sian government, has been ordered out Here [Neuosterwick] and in the tsar. [It stipulated that]: of the country. The farms command no Kronsthal there is great interest in 1. If the laws conflicted with our con­ decent price. A farm which formerly emigration to America. I visited Johann fession of faith we were free to sold for five or six thousand rubles now Klassen and learned that some 100 emigrate. sells for two, and if high, for three thou­ families are preparing to leave in the 2. We had complete freedom in sand rubles. Other inventory is cheap coming spring. church affairs and that the schools re­ as well. 1875 May 5, 1876 main under our supervision. After a fatal accidental shooting Epp 3. Our young men could work in December 31, 1875 commented: It is really strange with us segragated groups and remain under our The great stirrings in our congrega­ Mennonites. In order not to carry a spiritual supervision. tions and the resulting emigration to deadly weapon we are ready to This memorandum had been drafted America still plagues many a mind. emigrate. Yet there are so many among in the Molotschna and since it agreed During May and June three or four hun­ us who love guns and hunting. Oh that with our views, we signed it. The dred families from Chortitza emigrated we might turn to the Lord in upright Molotschna Brethren had also prepared there. Thanks to the promises of his ex­ remorse and repentence! a memorandum for his majesty. Brother cellency Von Todtleben, the unrest Heinrich Epp had prepared one for us somewhat died down. The excitement

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Assisted by Ina Ruth Breckbill, Mennonite Pp. 40. EMC. N.Y.: Plough Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 30. Historical Library (MHL); Grace Schowaiter. Alderfer, Irene B. The history o f Perkiomenville MHL, MLA. Eastern Mennonite College (EMC); Laurie Mennonite Church, 1935-1985. Perkiomenville, Arnold, Heini. May thy light shine (prayers). Wolfe, Mennonite Library and Archives (MLA); Pa.: The Congregation, 1985. Pp. 31. EMC. (May Thy Light Shine; 6). Rifton, N.Y.: Plough and Kevin Enns-Rempel, Fresno Pacific College Andereck, Paul A. Computer genealogy: a guide Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 30. MHL, MLA. (FRESNO). to research through high technology. Salt Lake Arnold, Heini. Thine is the kingdom (prayers). City, Utah: Ancestry, Inc., 1985. Pp. 280. (May Thy Light Shine; 2). Rifton, N.Y.: Plough MHL. Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 32. MHL, MLA. Arnold, Heini. Give us burning hearts (prayers). Arnold, Heini. Thou art the vine (prayers). (May (May Thy Light Shine; 5). Rifton, N. Y.: Plough Thy Light Shine; 1). Rifton, N.Y.: Plough 1985-1986 Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 30. MHL, MLA. Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 32. MHL, MLA. 1985 directory of Zion Mennonite Church . . . Arnold, Heini. Lead us on thy way (prayers). Arnold, Heini. We are thy children (prayers). Broadway, Va.: Congregation, 1985. Pp. 27. (May Thy Light Shine; 4). Rifton, N.Y.: Plough (May Thy Light Shine; 3). Rifton, N.Y.: Plough EMC. Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 30. MHL, MLA. Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 30. MHL, MLA. 1986 Mennonite calendar of Weaverland Con­ Arnold, Heini. Make us ready for thy kingdom Augsburger, David W. Caring enough to con­ ference. S.I.: Weaverland Conference, 1986. (prayers). (May Thy Light Shine; 7). Rifton, front: learning to speak the truth in love. Hants:

JUNE, 1986 15 Marshall Pickering, 1985. Pp. 142. MHL. Christian Light Publications, 1985. Pp. 93. Fisher, Roger. Getting to yes: negotiating agree­ Aylmer directory — 1985. Aylmer, Ont.: EMC. ment without giving in. New York, N.Y.: s.n., 1985. Pp. 16. MHL. Common ground: essays by international students. Penguin Books, 1985. Pp. 161. MLA. Baerg, Anna. Diary o f Anna Baerg: 1916-1924. Goshen, Ind.: Pinchpenny Press, 1985. Pp. 65. Fisher, Sara E. 77te Amish school. Intercourse, Winnipeg, Man.: CMBC Publications, 1985. MHL. Pa.: Good Books, 1986. Pp. 96. EMC, MLA. Pp. 158. MLA. Conversations on Faith II. Presentations at Con­ Foth, David John. Foth’s two branches. S.I.: Bair, Ray. God's managers. Scottdale, Pa.: versations on Faith II: the church s relationship Dave Foth, 1985. Pp. 106. MLA. Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 48. MHL. to the political order. Lombard, 111.: Mennonite Foth, Margaret. Life is too short . . . to miss to­ Bakely, Donald C. Be thy and the mouse: God’s Church General Board, 1985. Unpaged. EMC. day. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, 1985. gifts in special packages. Newton, Kan.: Faith Cox, Gray. Bearing witness: Quaker process and Pp. 138. EMC. & Life Press, 1985. Pp. 164. MLA, MHL. a culture o f peace. (Pendle Hill pamphlet; 262). Friederichs, Heinz F. How to find my German Baker, William H. On capital punishment. Wallingford, Pa.: Pendle Hill Pub., 1985. Pp. ancestors and relatives. Neustadt: Degener & Chicago, 111.: Moody Press, 1985. Pp. 166. 32. MLA, MHL. Co., 1985. Pp. 16. MLA. MLA. Crisp, Marty. “Herr”itage: fictional adventures Friesen, Anna. The mulberry tree. Winnipeg, Barkman, Betty. Anna: a life o f stubbornness in Herr House history. S.I.: s.n., 1985. Pp. 24. Man.: Queenston House Pub. Co., 1985. Pp. made into joyous semce. Winnipeg, Man.; MHL. 206. MLA, MHL. Hillsboro, Kan.: Kindred Press, 1985. Pp. 171. Denlinger, Steven L. Glimpses past. Lancaster, Friesen, Evelyn. Freedom isn ’tfree: a boat peo­ EMC. FRESNO. Pa.: Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, ple story. Winnipeg, Man.; Hillsboro, Kan.: Bauman, Clarence. The : the 1985. Pp. 155. MLA, MHL. Kindred Press, 1985. Pp. 185. EMC, FRESNO. modern quest for its meaning. Macon, Ga.: Detjen, David W. The Germans in Missouri, Friesen, Frank. Among the cloud o f witnesses: the Mercer University Press, 1985. Pp. 440. EMC. 1900-1918: prohibition, neutrality, and story o f Hans Sedlmair. Stirling, Ont.: Friesen, Baxter, Angus. In search o f your European roots. assimilation. Columbia, .: University of 1985. Pp. 36. MLA. Baltimore, Md.: Genealogical Publishing Co., Missouri Press, 1985. Pp. 244. MLA. Friesen, John W. When cultures clash: case 1985. Pp. 289. MLA. Dreher, Trautel. The stars shall light your studies in multiculturalism. Calgary, Alta.: Beachy, Lucy. Daniel Bender family history. journey. Rifton, N.Y.: Plough Publishing Detselig, 1985. Pp. 171. MHL, FRESNO. Grantsville, Md.: Bender Book Revision Com­ House, 1986. Pp. 26. MHL, MLA. Friesen, Lauren. The eagle and the dove: a three- mittee, 1985. Pp. 648. MHL, EMC. Drescher, John M. I f we were starting our mar­ act drama on life in the Johannine community. Benner, Henry G. The story o f the Paradise Men- riage again. Nashville, Tenn.: Abingdon Press, Ph.D. Thesis—Graduate Theological Union, nonite Church . . . 250 years . . . 1735-1985. 1985. Pp. 96. MHL, EMC. 1985. Pp. 204. MLA. Paradise, Pa.: The Congregation, 1985. Pp. Duennhaupt, Gerhard. The Froese, Carolyn Brown. The Jacob Enns family 170. EMC. quincentennial. Detroit, Mich.: Wayne State history and genealogy. 1985. Pp. 145. MLA. Bethel College (North Newton, Kan.). Alumni University Press, 1985. Pp. 315. MHL. Gallardo, Jose Cortes. Vers une justice biblique. Relations Office. Bethel College alumni direc­ Durnbaugh, Donald F. The believers' church. Montbeliard: Christ Seul, 1985. Pp. 104. MLA, tory, 1985: Bethel College centennial Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 315. EMC. 1887-1987. North Newton, Kan.: Bethel Col­ MLA, MHL. Garber, Allan A. The descendants o f Christian lege, 1985. Pp. 285. MLA. Dyck, Arnold. Arnold Dyck: collected works = S. and Anna Garber o f Lancaster County, PA. Bethel Mennonite Church (Pekin, 111.). 75th an­ Werke. Vol. 1: Verloren in der Steppe—aus Edmonton, Alta.: Garber Historical Association, niversary Bethel Mennonite Church: 1910-1985. meinem Leben. S.I.: Manitoba Mennonite 1985. Pp. 138. MHL, EMC. Pekin, 111.: The Church, 1985. Pp. 17. MLA. Historical Society, 1985. Pp. 515. MLA. Gardiner, Allen. The Carnegie legacy in Kansas: Bethlehem Mennonite Church (Bloomfield, Dyck, John. Freedom! for a price: experiences a restrospective view of the 59 public libraries Mont.). Hist. Committee. 75th anniversary in eastern . Moundridge, Kan.: built by Andrew Carnegie. Topeka, Kan.: Kan­ Bethlehem Mennonite Church. Bloomfield, Gospel Publishers, 1985. Pp. 157. EMC. sas State Library, 1985. Pp. 163. MLA. Mont.: The Committee, 1985. Pp. 40. MLA. Eastern Pennsylvania Mennonite Church. Meeting Gehret, Ellen J. This is the way 1 pass my time: Bhagat, Shantilal P. The family farm: can it be house map directory o f the Eastern Pennsylvania saved? Elgin, 111.: Brethren Press, 1985. Pp. a book about Pennsylvania German decorated Mennonite Church and related areas. S.I.: hand towels. Birdsboro, Pa.: Pennsylvania Ger­ 74. MLA. Publication Board of the Eastern Penn. Men­ Bogart, Athena Johnson. Jansen/Johnson family man Society, 1985. Pp. 292. MLA, MHL, nonite Church, 1986. Pp. 60. EMC. EMC. o f Chester County. Lancaster, Pa.: author, Eggers, Ulrich. Gemeinschaft—lebenslaenglich: 1985. Pp. 49. MHL. Genealogical societies & historical societies (with deutsche Hutterer in den USA. Witten: genealogical interests): a comprehensive world­ Bomtrager, Salome D. Memories o f the Dan M. Bundes—Verlag, 1985. Pp. 200. MLA, MHL, Bomtregerfamily. Nunnelly, Tenn.: Lester and wide listing. Munroe Falls, Ohio: Summit EMC. Publications, 1985. Pp. 125. MLA. Rebecca Gräber, 1985. Pp. 94. MLA, MHL. Endres, Michael E. The morality o f capital Brady, Thomas A. Turning Swiss: cities and em­ Gerber, Samuel. Schweigen. Liestal: Worte des punishment: equal justice under the law? Lebens, 1985. Pp. 30. MHL. pire, 1450-1550. Cambridge; New York: Cam­ Mystic, Conn.: Twenty-Third Publications, bridge University Press, 1985. Pp. 302. MLA. Gesangbuch. Scottdale, Pa.: Mennonitisches 1985. Pp. 152. MLA. Verlagshaus, 1985. Pp. 890. MHL. Braun, Matthew. Kinch. New York, N.Y.: Pin­ Engbrecht, Dennis D. The Americanization o f a nacle Books, 1985. Pp. 182. MLA. Gingerich, Eli E. Jacob Guengerich family rural immigrant church: the General Conference history. S.I.: Authors?, 1985. Unpaged. EMC. Brelsford, Bridgie Brill. Itulians o f Montgomery Mennonites in central Kansas, 1874-1939. County, Indiana. Crawfordsville, Ind.: Mont­ Glanzer, Janice. God’s great love. Scottdale, Pa.: Ph.D. Thesis—University of Nebraska, Lin­ Mennonite Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 110. gomery County Historical Society, 1985. Pp. coln, 1985. Pp. 330. MLA. 221. MHL. MHL. Enninger, Werner. Significant silence among the Gocrzen, Sue. Preparation for marriage: Brenneman, Helen Good. fo r the ex­ Amish. Radford, Va.: Intercuitural Communica­ pectant mother. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, materials fo r premarriage instruction. Newton, tions Center, Radford Univ., 1985. Pp. Kan.: Faith & Life Press, 1985. Pp. 154. MLA. 1985. Pp. 79. MHL. 149-159. MLA. Brenneman, Helen Good. Meditations for the new Good, E. Richard. Enlarging the borders. Har­ Enninger, Werner. Structural aspects o f Amish risonburg, Va.: Virginia Mennonite Con­ mother. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. High German. 1985. Pp. 43. MLA. 79. MHL. ference, 1985. Pp. 61. MHL, EMC. Esch, Henry D. The Mennonites in Arizona. Good, Merle. Who are the Amish? Intercourse, Brubaker, Carolyn H. History and genealogy o f Phoenix, Ariz.: Esch, 1985. Pp. 200. MLA, Jacob M. Horst and Magdalena Weaver. S.I.: Pa.: Good Books, 1985. Pp. 128. MLA, MHL, MHL, EMC. EMC. Carolyn H. Brubaker, 1985. Pp. 143. EMC. Evans, Shirlee. Tree Tall and the whiteskins. Brubaker, Pamela. She hath done what she could: Gräber, Edwin C. What lyric lends itself as liv­ Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 104. ing? Freeman, S.D.: Gräber, 1985. 1 vol. a history o f women 's participation in the Church MHL. o f the Brethren. Elgin, 111.: Brethren Press, MLA, EMC. Exposition 6: essays selected from the 1984-85 Grimley, Mildred Hess. Mattie loves all. Elgin, 1985. Pp. 222. MLA. expository writing classes at Goshen College. Byler, Uria R. As I remember it. Middlefield, 111.: Brethren Press, 1985. Pp. 26. MLA. Goshen, Ind.: Pinchpenny Press, 1985. Pp. 46. Guldbeck, Per E. The care o f antiques and Ohio: Mrs. Elizabeth Byler, 1985. Pp. 368. MHL. historical collections. Nashville, Tenn.: EMC. Falcon, Rafael. La iglesia Menonita Hispana en Caring through life’s stages. Bloomington, 111.: American Association for State & Local Norte America: 1932-1982. Scottdale, Pa.: History, 1985. Pp. 248. MLA. Community Relations Department, BroMenn, Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 191. MHL. 1985. Unpaged. EMC. Hagen, Kenneth. Sixteenth century bibliography. Family night at home: learning and sharing ac­ St. Louis, Mo.: Center for Reformation The church arid nuclear disarmament. Waterloo, tivities for the family. Winnipeg, Man.; Ont.: Project Ploughshares, 1985. Pp. 25. Research, 1985. Pp. 91. MHL. Hillsboro, Kan.: Kindred Press, 1985. Pp. 137. Harder, Helmut. Guide to faith (Chinese transla­ MHL. EMC. Coblentz, John. Nonresistance: God’s plan fo r the tion). Newton, Kan.: Faith & Life Press, 1985. Favorite recipes from the Candle Barn folks. In­ Pp. 145. MHL. church. Harrisonburg, Va.: Christian Light tercourse, Pa.: s.n., 1985. Pp. 48. MHL. Publications, 1985. Pp. 93. EMC. Hartman, Bruce H. Hartman genealogy: George Filby, P. William. A bibliography o f American F. Hartman and his wife Elizabeth H. Beery Coblentz, John. Nonresistance: God’s plan for the county histories. Baltimore, Md.: Genealogical church: teacher’s guide. Harrisonburg, Va.: 1856-1916. Palmyra, Pa.: compiler, 1985. Pp. Publishing Co., 1985. Pp. 449. MLA. 290. MHL.

16 MENNONITE LIFE Haury, Emil W. Mogollon culture in the nonite Brethren history. Hillsboro, Kan.: Center Wallingford, Pa.: Pendle Hill Pub., 1985. Pp. Forestdale Valley: east-central Arizona. Tuc­ for Mennonite Brethren Studies, 1985. Pp. 181. 23. MHL. son, Ariz.: University of Arizona Press, 1985. MHL, FRESNO. Mueller, Adam Theodore. The Jacob David Pp. 454. MLA. Lacey, Paul A. Leading and being led. (Pendle Hieben genealogy. Halstead, Kan.: Mueller, Hayama Missionary Seminar (26th: 1985: Amagi Hill pamphlet; 264). Wallingford, Pa.: Pendle 1985. Pp. 64. MLA. Sanso). “Current threats to God-given life": Hill, 1985. Pp. 36. MHL, MLA. Myers, William A. Replacing the warrior: the Christian response to violence. Tokyo: The Leadership handbook: handbook o f the Canadian cultural ideals and militarism. (Pendle Hill pam­ Seminar, 1985. Pp. 82. MLA, MHL, EMC. Conference o f Mennonite Brethren Churches of phlet; 263). Wallingford, Pa.: Pendle Hill, Heatwole, Gabriel D. Gabriel D. Heatwole North America. Winnipeg, Man.: Kindred 1985. Pp. 31. MLA, MHL. correspondence . . . 1871-1906. Dayton, Va.: Press, 1985. FRESNO. Nead, Peter. Theological writings on various sub­ Harold H. Showalter, 1985. Pp. 284. EMC. Lehman, Elsie E. God's wisdom and power: 5. jects: or a vindication o f primitive Christianity Heikes, Janice K. Differences among the Old activity book. (Story Bible series; 5). Scottdale, as recorded in the Word of God. Poland, Ohio: Order Amish o f Wayne County, Ohio and their Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 73. MLA, MHL. Dunker Reprints, 1985. Pp. 468. MHL. use o f health care services. M.A. Thesis—Ohio Lehman, Glenn M. Zamma kumma: a history o f Newspapers on microfilm /microfiche]. Topeka, State University. Columbus, Ohio: author, the Consenative Mennonite Conference: a Kan.: Kansas State Historical Society, 1985. 35 1985. Pp. 93. MHL. historical drama in three scenes. Grantsvillc, microfiche. MLA. Hershberger, Noah L. Nota Buch. Orrvilie, Ohio: Md.: CMC Historical Committee, 1985. Pp. Passenger and immigration lists index: 1984 sup­ N. L. Hershberger, 1985. Pp. 54. EMC. 43. EMC. plement. Detroit, Mich.: Gale Research Co., Hershberger, Noah L. A struggle to be separate: Lenski, Lois. Sing for peace. Scottdale, Pa.: 1985. Pp. 616. MLA. a history of the Ohio Amish parochial school Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 13. MHL. Peifer, Jane Hoober. Good thoughts about me. movement. Orrvilie, Ohio: N. L. Hershberger, Lesher, Emerson L. The muppie manual: the Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 24. 1985. Pp. 52. EMC. Mennonite urban professional's handbook for MLA, MHL. Hertzler, Enos. Time out fo r Paraguay. Marion, humility and success . . . Intercourse, Pa.: Peifer, Jane Hoober. Good thoughts about peo­ Ken.: compiler, 1985. Pp. 164. MHL. Good Books, 1985. Pp. 94. MLA, EMC. ple. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 24. Hess, Mahlon M. The pilgrimage o f faith o f Tan­ Loewen, Abram J. Schicksalswege 1929/1930: MLA, MHL. zania Mennonite Church, 1934-83. Musoma; vier Gedichte geschrieben im Jahre 1930 im Peifer, Jane Hoober. Good thoughts at bedtime. Salunga, Pa.: Eastern Menn. Bd. of Missions Fluechtlingslager. Clearbrook, B.C.: Author, Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 24. & Charities, 1985. Pp. 176. EMC. 1985. Pp. 27. EMC, MLA. MLA, MHL. Hofer, Joshua. Japanese : a visit to Owa Loewen, Harry. Visions and realities: essays, Pellman, Rachel T. Amish crib quilts. Intercourse, Communin'. Elie; Altona, Man.: Author, 1985. poems, and fiction dealing with Mennonite Pa.: Good Books, 1985. Pp. 96. MLA, EMC. Pp, 112. EMC. issues. Winnipeg, Man.: Hyperion Press, 1985. Pellman, Rachel T. Small Amish quilt patterns. Hogan, Jan. Gladdys makes peace. Elgin, 111.: Pp. 260. EMC. Intercourse, Pa.: Good Books, 1985. Pp. 128. Brethren Press, 1985. Pp. 24. MLA. Loewen, Howard J. One Lord, one church, one MLA, EMC. Hoover, Mary Edna. Directory o f the members hope, and one God: Mennonite confessions o f Piper, John F. American churches in World War and their families who attend the Weaver land faith. Elkhart, Ind.: Institute of Mennonite 1. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Press, 1985. Conference Mennonite churches . . . Reinholds, Studies, 1985. Pp. 369. EMC, MLA. Pp. 230. MLA. Pa.: Hoover, 1985. Pp. 598. MLA, EMC. Luthy, David. The Amish in America: settlements Plett, Delbert F. The golden years: the Mennonite Hostetler, Marian. God's messengers (leader’s that failed, 1840-1960. Aylmer, Ont.; Kleine Gemeinde in Russia (1812-1849). Stein- manual). Scottdale, Pa.: Mennonite Publishing LaGrange, Ind.: Pathway Publishers, 1986. Pp. bach, Man.: D. F. P. Publications, 1985. Pp. House, 1985. Pp. 56. MHL. 555. EMC, MLA. 355. EMC, MHL, MLA. Hostetler, Marian. Mystery at the mall. Scottdale, MacDonald, Helen Lay. Christian Bauman/ Prevallet, Elaine M. Interconnections. (Pendle Pa.: Herald Press,’ 1985. Pp. 86. MHL. Bowman o f Shenandoah County, Virginia. Hill pamphlet; 261). Wallingford, Pa.: Pendle Houser hunters directory: descendants of Charles Hayden Lake, Idaho: Author, 1985. Pp. 31. Hill Publications, 1985. Pp. 32. MLA, MHL. Franklin Houser & Fannie Jane Murphy with EMC. Redekop, Ben. Mennonite peace identity through memorable dates. S.I.: E. A. Houser, Jr., 1985. MacLeish, A. Bruce. The care of antiques and three wars: 1914-1975. Senior History Project, Pp. 17. MHL. historical collections. Nashville, Tenn.: Fresno Pacific College, 1985. FRESNO. Human sexuality in the Christian life: some op­ American Association for State & Local Regier, Sylvia. Abraham and Johanna Funk fami­ tions fo r organizing your study. Newton, Kan.: History, 1985. Pp. 248. MLA. ly album: 1985. Laird, Sask.: Regier, 1985. Pp. Faith & Life Press; Scottdale, Pa.: Mennonite MacMaster, Eve. God comforts his people. (Story 227. MLA. Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 12. EMC. Bible series; 7). Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, Renno, John R. A brief history o f the Amish divi­ Hurley, Lucius M. Newton, Kansas, a railroad 1985. Pp. 181. MLA, MHL. sions in Lancaster County, Jan., 1985. Dan­ town: history, facilities and operations, MacMaster, Richard K. Land, piety, peoplehood: ville, Pa.: author, 1985. Pp. 16. EMC. 1871-1971. North Newton, Kan.: Mennonite the establishment o f Mennonite communities in Resource listing of Mennonite and Brethren in Press, 1985. Pp. 184. MLA. America 1683-1790. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Christ women. Akron, Pa.: MCC Committee Hutterian Brethren, Woodcrest Bruderhof. Youth Press, 1985. Pp. 343. MLA, MHL. on Women’s Concerns, 1985. Pp. 66. EMC. movement to Bruderhof: letters and diaries of Martin, Raymond S. Jonas H. Martin: his Resources on world hunger, responsible living and Annemarie Arnold nee Waechter 1926-1932. life and genealogy. Baltimore, Md.: Gateway other global issues (an annotated bibliography). Rifton, N.Y.: Plough Publishing House, 1986. Press, 1985. Pp. 269. EMC, MLA. Akron, Pa.: MCC, Development Education Of­ Pp. 234. MHL, MLA. Martin, Titus. 128 original poems 1930-1985. fice, 1985. Pp. 14. EMC. Hutterite roots. Freeman, S.D.: Pine Hill Press, Bird-in-Hand, Pa.: author, 1985. Pp. 148. Ruth, John L. A quiet and peaceable life. Inter­ 1985. Pp. 127. MHL. EMC. course, Pa.: Good Books, 1985. Pp. 96. EMC, Janzen, Rod A. Terry Miller: the pacifist politi­ McGrath, William R. The origin, decline and fall MLA. cian from Hutterite colony to state capitol. of humanism: a study guide . . . Minerva, Ohio: Sehartner, Sieghard. “Licht den Indianern“ Freeman, S.D.: Pine Hill Press/Rod A. Janzen, A-M Publications, 1985. Pp. 64. EMC. 1935-1985. Fcmheim, Paraguay: D.d.I. Mis- 1986. Pp. 141. EMC, MLA. art prints (done by artists Gley- sionsbuero, 1985. Pp. 13. EMC, MLA. Johnson, Geraldine Niva. Weaving rag rugs: a steen, Gräber, Johnson & Stamm). Scottdale, Schlesier, Karl H. Die Woelfe des Himmels = women 's craft in western Maryland. Knoxville, Pa.: Mennonite Publishing House, 1985. MHL. (Nanehov meohotoxe), Wellerfahrung der Tenn.: University of Tennessee Press, 1985. Mennonite Central Committee. Resource catalog: Cheyenne (Tsistsistas). Köln: Eugen Diederich, Pp. 180. EMC. a listing of audiovisual and printed materials 1985. Pp. 259. MLA. Kaufman, Gordon. Theology fo r a nuclear age. available from Mennonite Central Committee, Schmidt, Elsie Duerksen. Jacob & Helena Philadelphia, Pa.: Westminster Press, 1985. Pp. 1985-1986. Akron, Pa.: Mennonite Central (Schroeder) Schmidt, 1823-1985. Hillsboro, 65. MLA, EMC. Committee, 1985. Pp. 32. MLA, EMC. Kan.: Schmidt, 1985. Pp. 123. MLA. King, Mike. The Mike King story. Intercourse, Mennonite yearbook 1985. Scottdale, Pa.: Men­ Schmidt, Wilma L. Family register o f Tobias D. Pa.: Good Books, 1985. Pp. 176. MLA, EMC. nonite Publishing House, 1985. Pp. 236. MLA. & Helena (Unruh) Schmidt. Saskatoon, Sask.: Konrad, Anne. The blue jar. Winnipeg, Man.: Messenger o f Truth, January 1908 to February Mister Print Productions, 1985. Pp. 92. MLA. Queenston House Publishing Co., 1985. Pp. 1910. Rosenort, Man.: Prairie View Press, Schroeder, Andreas. Toccata in “D ". Lantzville, 225. EMC, MLA. 1985. Various paging. EMC. B.C.: Oolichan Books, 1985. Pp. 57. MHL. Koontz, Gayle Gerber. Confessional theology in Miller, Ivan J. History o f the Conservative Men­ Schroeder, David. Faith refined by fire: First a pluralistic context: a study o f the theological nonite Conference, 1910-1985. Grantsville, Peter. Newton, Kan.: Faith & Life Press, 1985. ethics of H. Richard Niebuhr and John H. Md.: author, 1985. Pp. 365. EMC. Pp. 143. MLA. Yoder. Ph.D. Thesis—Boston University, 1985. Miller, Ruth Yoder. The story o f Charles D. and Shank, J. Ward. Toward a spiritual awakening: Pp. 328. MLA. Susanna Heatwole Yoder. S.I.: The Authors, a series o f selected messages delivered at Basic Kroeker, Evangeline. The English translation o f 1985. Pp. 38. MLA. Biblical Beliefs Conferences 1981-84. Harrison­ “The watchful eye o f God ” by Johann Toews. Moore, Ruth Nulton. Mystery o f the secret code. burg, Va.: Sword and Trumpet, 1985. Pp. 162. Clovis, Calif.: Evangeline Kroeker, 1985. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 123. EMC. FRESNO. MHL. Shank, Thomas L. Schenck-Shenk-Shank: history Kyle, Richard G. From to denomination: Morrison, Mary C. The way o f the cross: the of the descendants of Andreas Schenck in church types and their implications for Men­ gospel record. (Pendle Hill pamphlet; 260). America. Baltimore, Md.: Gateway Press, JUNE, 1986 17 1985. Pp. 402. EMC. tier, 1914-1984. Manitoba: R.M. of Cartier, Pre-1985 Shanks, J. Arthur. The Shanks family from Pequea 1985. Pp. 858. MHL. Creek. Providence. Ken.: author, 1985. Pp. 89. Ulrich, Raymond N. John Burkhart family 80 years o f political art in the U.S. (War Resisters EMC. history, 1747-1985. Denver, Pa.: R. N. Ulrich, League calendar; 1980). New York, N.Y.: War 1985.'Pp. 565. EMC. Resisters League, 1980. Pp. 128. MLA. Shenk, Barbara Keener. The God o f Sarah, 1484-1984 Zwingli und die Zuercher Reformation. Rebekalt, & Rachel. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Umbreit, Mark. Crime and reconciliation: Zurich: Theologischer Verlag, 1984. Pp. 96. Press, 1985. Pp. 130. MLA, MHL. creative options fo r victims and offenders. MLA. Nashville, Tenn.: Abingdon Press, 1985. Pp. 1984 directory o f the Beachy Fellowship Church­ Shenk, Sara Wenger. And then there were three: 141. MLA. an ode to parenthood. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald es. Sugarcreek, Ohio: Beachy Fellowship Press, 1985. Pp. 219. MHL, MLA. Understanding numbers grade 6. (Mathematics Churches, 1984. Pp. 112. EMC. Sider, E. Morris. Holiness unto the Lord: the story for Christian Living Series). Crockett, Ken.: A-B-C. Gordonville, Pa.: Print Shop, 1984. Pp. o f Roxbury Holiness Camp. Nappanee, Ind.: Rod & Staff Publishers, 1985. Pp. 487. MHL. 48. EMC. Evangel Press, 1985. Pp. 137. MHL. Van der Puy, Abe C. Like a mighty army: the Aanmerkingen op het vers van Petrus Hofstede, Siemens, Nicolai K. Heartcries and blessings: the church enlisted. Lincoln, Neb.: Back to the Bi­ genaamd de waarheid in Friesland tegen de reflections of a Russian-born servant o f God. ble, 1985. Pp. 160. MHL. aanslagen derkettcry verdedigt. Harlingen: s.n., S.I.: N. K. Siemens, 1985. FRESNO. Vernon, Louise A. William Tyndale: Bible smug­ 1742?. Pp. 22. MHL. Sing . Winnipeg, Man.; Hillsboro, Kan.: gler. Hants: Pickering & Inglis, 1985. Pp. 130. Acid rain resource packet. Akron, Pa.: MCC, Board of Christian Literature, General Conf. MHL. n.d. MHL. of the Menn. Brethren Churches of North Voolstra, S. Vrij en volkomen: rechtvaardiging Adeney, Bernard Temple. A critical assessment America, 1985. Unpaged. EMC, FRESNO. en heiliging in dopersperspectief. Kämpen: J. of just war theory and political realism as Sing of the shepherd: a collection of and H. Kok, 1985. Pp. 22. EMC. methods for evaluating modern war. Ph.D. compositions inspired by the shepherd psalm Vries, Theun de. Vliegende vissen: korte Thesis—Graduate Theological Union. Ann Ar­ and related scriptures. Waynesboro, Pa.?: Ray gedichten. Wijhe: s.n., 1985. Pp. 11. MHL. bor, Mich.: Univ. Microfilms Internat., 1983. Eby family?, 1985. Unpaged. EMC, MHL. Warner, Miriam. Mennonite Brethren: the Pp. 286. MLA. Skarsten, Trygve R. The Scandinavian reforma­ maintenance o f continuity in a religious ethnic Alcom, Gay Day. Tough country: the history o f tion: a bibliographical guide. St. Louis, Mo.: group. Ph.D. dissertation—University of the Saratoga and Encampment Valley Center for Reformation Research, 1985. Pp. California, Berkeley, 1985. FRESNO. 1825-1895. Saratoga, Wyom.: Legacy Press, 130. EMC. Waybill, Maijorie. God's justice: 6. activity book. 1984. Pp. 223. MHL. Soderlund, Jean R. & slavery: a divid­ (Story Bible series; 6). Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Alderfer, Owen H. The mind o f the Brethren in ed spirit. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton Universi­ Press, 1985. Pp. 79. MLA, MHL. Christ: d synthesis o f revivalism and the church ty Press, 1985. Pp. 220. MLA. Weaver, Robert K. Indices <£ supplement to Who conceived as total community. Ph.D. Thesis— Sources of Swiss : the Grebel letters was Henry Weaver (1732-1807) . . . St. Claremont University, 1963. Pp. 325. MLA. and related documents. (Classics of the Radical Augustine, Fla.: author, 1985. Pp. 84. EMC. Aldrich, Lewis Cass. History o f Henry & Fulton Reformation; 4). Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, Wenger, John Christian. History o f the Men- Counties Ohio: with illustrations & biographical 1985. Pp. 815. MLA, MHL. nonites of the Franconia Conference. S.I.: sketches . . . Syracuse, N.Y.: D. Mason & Stoesz, Dennis. The story o f Home Street Men- Publication Board, Eastern Pennsylvania Men­ Co., 1888. Pp. 713. MHL. nonite Church: 1957-1982. Winnipeg, Man.: nonite Church, 1985. Pp. 523. EMC. All the maiden ladies of Lancaster County Pen- Home Street Mennonite Church, 1985. Pp. 111. Wenger, John Christian. The Yellow Creek Men- na. to the year o f 1984. Gordonville, Pa.: s.n., MLA, MHL. nonites: the original Mennonite congregations 1984. Pp. 24. MHL. Stoll, Joseph. A handbook fo r vegetable growers. o f western Elkhart County. Goshen, Ind.: Die allgemeine Weltgeschichte: nach biblischen Aylmer, Ont.: s.n., 1985. Pp. 96. MHL. Yellow Creek Congregation, 1985. Pp. 275. Gnindsaetzen bearbeitet fuer nachdenksame Stucky, Tim. Reno County: the early years. Pretty EMC, MHL. Leser. Stuttgart: J.F. Steinkopf, 1861. Pp. 362. Prairie, Kan.: Prairie Publications, 1985. Pp. Wenger, Katie E. My ancestry. Linville, Va.: MLA. 85. MLA. author, 1985. Pp. 48. EMC. Altena, I. Q. van Regteren, et al. Wybrand Hen­ Stutzman, Ervin R. Being God's people: studies Widmer, Pierre, et al. Actualite des valeurs driks 1744-1831. Haarlem: Teylers Museum, fo r Christian growth. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Anabaptistes. Montbeliard: Christ Seul, 1985. 1972. Pp. 120. MHL. Press, 1985. Pp. 47. MHL. Pp. 105. EMC, MHL. Altschul, Charles. German militarism and its Ger­ Stuurman, F. J. Het geslacht Stuurman van WMSC Group, Mathias Mennonite Church. man critics. Washington, D.C.: Committee on Blokzijl (Overijssel). Almelo: Stuurman fami­ Recipes. Mathias, W.V.: WMSC Group, Mat­ Public Information, 1918. Pp. 45. MLA. ly, 1985. Pp. 49. EMC. hias Mennonite Church, 1985. Pp. 112. EMC. Amer. Assn, of School Administrators. Air-age Swartzentruber, Jon. Pennsylvania patchwork: a Workbook: Mennonite Church General Assembly. Education Comm. The waging o f peace: a pro­ homemade sort o f comedy in two acts. Lansdale, Lombard, 111.: Mennonite Church General gram for the air age. Washington, D.C.: The Pa.: author, 1985. Pp. 45. EMC. Assembly, 1985. Pp. 149. MHL. Association, 1944. Pp. 48. MLA. Swayne, Kingdon W. Stewardship o f wealth. Worship resources for disability awareness. Win­ Amer. Friends Service Committee. United States (Pendle Hill pamphlet; 259). Wallingford, Pa.: nipeg, Man.: MCC (Canada), 1986. Pp. 16. and the : some Quaker proposals Pendle Hill Publications, 1985. Pp. 29. MHL. MHL. for peace. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Talstra, Frans. Muzikale uitingen in de verman- The WPA guide to Minnesota. St. Paul, Minn.: Press, 1950. Pp. 39. MLA. ingen der Doopsgezinden te Huizinge, Mid- Minnesota Historical Society, 1985. Pp. 539. Amer. Hist. Assn. Committee for the Study of delstum en Westeremden. Middelstum: Doops- MLA. War Documents. Guides to German records gezinde Gemeente Middelstum, 1985. Various Yoder, Edward. Edward: pilgrimage o f a mind: microfilmed at Alexandria, Va. Washington, paging. EMC. the journal o f Edward Yoder, 1931-1945. 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Chicago. 111.: American Thiessen, Dick. Beyond those mountains: in Yoder, John Howard. He came preaching peace. Library Association, 1980. Pp. 50. MLA. search o f freedom. Winnipeg, Man.; Hillsboro, Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. Pp. 143. Amish cooking. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, Kan.: Kindred Press, 1985. Pp. 149. EMC, MLA, MHL. 1981. Pp. 318. MHL. FRESNO. Zacharias, Peter D. Footprints of a pilgrim peo­ Anderson, Edwin Raymond. A spiritual defense Thomas, D. R. Good news fo r the world. (Alex ple: story o f the Blumenort Mennonite Church. program. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, Wood Memorial Lecture, 1985). Surrey: Gretna, Man.: Blumenort Mennonite Church, 1942. Pp. 30. MLA. Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1985. Pp. 21. 1985. Pp. 291. MHL. Andreas, Willy. Deutschland vor der Reforma­ MLA. Zehr, Vernon. Cassel Mennonite Church, tion, eine Zeitenwende. Stuttgart/Berlin: s.n., Toews, J. B. Mennonite 1935-1985. Tavistock, Ont.: Congregation, 1943. Pp. 686. MHL. membership profile. Fresno, Calif.: Direction 1985. Pp. 40. EMC. De archieven in het Algemeen Rijksarchief. 14:2, 1985. Pp. 89. EMC. Zimmerman, Gary J. German immigrants: lists Alphen aanden Rijn: Samson, 1982. Pp. 559. Tomlonson, Judy Schroeder. Mennonite quilts and of passengers bound from Bremen to New York, MLA. pieces. Intercourse, Pa.: Good Books, 1985. Pp. 1847-1854, with places of origin. Baltimore, Amaud, Henri. Die Rueckkehr der Waldenser. 96. MLA, EMC, MHL. Md.: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1985. Pp. Stuttgart: J. F. Steinkopf, 1876. Pp. 92. MLA. Treasures o f time: the rural municipality o f Car- 175. MLA. Arnold, Eberhard. Inner land: a guide into the heart and soul of the Bible. Rifton, N.Y.: Plough Publishing House, 1976. Pp. 570. MLA. 18 MENNONITE LIFE Arnold, Eberhard. Lebensbeweise lebendiger Ge­ Graaf, 1967. Pp. 611. MLA. Stuttgart: Verlag der Vereinsbuchhandlung, meinden: die Liebe zu Christus und die Liebe Bauman, Wes, et al. Country kitchen cookbook. 1893. Pp. 992. MLA. zu den Bmedem. Rifton, N.Y.: Plough Wheaton, 111.: Tyndale House, n.d. Pp. 288. Bierens de Haan, J. A. De Hollandsche Publishing House, 1973. Pp. 29. MLA. MHL. maatschappij der wetenschappen 1752-1952. Arnold, Heini. Gemeinsames Leben: ein Weg zu Be thou my vision. (Art Janzen sings sacred music Haarlem: s.n., 1952-70. 2 vol. MHL. wahrer Bruederlichkeit. Rifton, N.Y.: Plough in German & English). Recording (LP album). Hei Bijbel in zes Nederlandse vertalingen. The Publishing House, 1977. Pp. 30. MLA. MLA. Hague: Uitgeverij Boekcncentrum B.V., Arnold, Heini. Living in community. Rifton, Becker, Nancy. Celebrating differences, leader's 1979-80. 4 vol. MHL. N.Y.: Plough Publishing House, 1983. Pp. 18. guide. Newton, Kan.: Faith & Life Press, 1984. Bijbelrooster. Aerdenhout: s.n., 1932. MHL. MLA. Pp. 72. MHL. Binnerts, A. De kerk in onzen tijd in Nederland. An art o f Amish cooking. Westphalia, Kan.: s.n., Becker, Palmer. Creative family worship. (Wor­ Amsterdam: s.n., 1930. 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New York: Everett, Pa.: Richmar Publications, 1984. Pp. 1956. Pp. 19. MHL. Friendship Press, 1957. Pp. 24. MLA. 92. EMC. Boetje, H. Dagon voor jahre gevallen. Amster­ Bachmann, Arnold. Galiziens Mennoniten im Bentley, Jerry H. Humanists and holy writ: New dam: s.n., n.d. Pp. 11. MHL. Wandel der Zeiten: ihre Geschichte und ihre Testament scholarship in the Renaissance. Bogatzky, Carl Heinrich von. Biblisches Gebet­ Familien. Backnang: Arbeitskreis fuer Familien­ Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, buch: auf alle Morgen und Abend des ganzen forschung, 1984. Pp. 620. MHL, EMC, 1983. Pp. 245. MHL. Jahrs. Reutlingen: bei Johann Friedrich FRESNO. Bentz, Edna M. I f I can, you can decipher Ger­ Schrabin, 1833. Pp. 736. MLA. Bader, Robert Smith. The great Kansas bond manic records. San Diego, Calif.?: E. M. Bogatzky, Carl Heinrich von. Gueldenes Schatz- scandal. Lawrence, Kan.: University Press of Bentz, 1982. Pp. 78. MLA. Kaestlein der Kinder Gottes, deren Schatz im Kansas, 1982. Pp. 392. MLA. Bericht lieber die Mennonitische Welt-Hilfs- Himmel ist. Halle: Buchhandlung des Badley, Brenton Thoburn. Is there room for the Konferenz: vom 31. August bis 3. September Waisenhauses, 1869. 2 vol. in one. MLA. missionary in India? Bombay: Claridge & Co., 1930 in Danzig. Karlsruhe: Heinrich Schneider, Bogehold, Jensen & LeFebvre Consultants. 1926. Pp. 39. MLA. 1930?. Pp. 192. MLA. Springvale Hutterian Brethren: a report con­ Baechtold, Hans Ulrich. Heinrich Bullinger vor Berkhof, Hendrikus. Christ and the powers. Scott­ cerning spending habits of a typical colony of dem Rat: zur Gestaltung und Verwaltung des dale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1962. Pp. 62. MLA. Hutterites as compared to those . . . Calgary, Zuercher Staatswesens in den Jahren 153} bis Berkouwer, G. C. Karl Barth en de kinderdoop. Alta.: Bogehold, Jensen & LeFebvre Consul­ 1575. (Zuercher Beitraege zur ­ Kämpen: J. H. Kok N.V., 1947. Pp. 168. tants, 1960. Pp. 20. MHL. geschichte; 12). Bern: Peter Lang, 1982. Pp. 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Bauemaufndirs in Thueringen. Nuemberg u. Seri, Vernon C. Final report on the Sokolyszyn, Aleksander. Ukrainians in Canada Altdorf: Monath und Kussler, 1795. Pp. 208. Saskatchewan Hutterite program. S.I.: and the United States: a guide to information MLA. Government Committee on Minority Groups, sources. Detroit, Mich.: Gale Research Co., Stroeter, E. F. Hat die Gemeine vor ihrer Vollen­ 1958. Pp. 40. MHL. 1981. Pp. 236. MLA. dung ein neues Pfingsten zu erwarten? Zurich: Shank, David A. A prophet o f modem times: the Speculum Anabaptistorum furoria. Lugdunum Christliche Vereinsbuchhandlung, 19--?. Pp. thought o f William Wade Harris, West African (Lyons): Henry Haestens, 1603. Pp. 56. MHL. 23. MLA. precursor o f the reign o f Christ. Ph.D. disser­ Speer, Robert Elliott. What constitutes a mis­ Stroeter, E. F. Der Voelkerbund im Lichte der tation. Aberdeen, Scotland: s.n., 1980. Pp. sionary call? New York, N.Y.: Student Bibel. Zurich: Christliche Vereinsbuchhand­ 1180. MHL. Volunteer Movement, 1944. Pp. 30. MLA. lung, 1920?. Pp. 16. MLA. Shank, J. M. “A rime to kill and a time to heal": Spinniker, Adriaan. Leerzaame zinnebeeiden. Stroeter, E. F. Welche Stelle soll die Lehre von a treatise on the sanctity o f human life, war and Soest: Davaco Pub., 1975. 2 vol. in one. MHL. dem Geheimnis der Leibes Christi in unserer human government & nonresistance. Spoor, J. De kerk in de gevangenis. Kämpen: J. Wortverkuendigung einnehmen? Bremen: Myerstown, Pa.: author, 1976. Pp. 24. MHL. H. Kok, 1983. Pp. 181. EMC. Traktathaus, 191-?. Pp. 24. MLA. Shaw, S. B. Children's edition o f touching in­ Spnich- und Liederbuch: oder Sammlung von Stuckey, Joseph. Eine Begebenheit, die sich in cidents & remarkable answers to prayer. Bibelspntechen und Gesangbuchliedeni zum der Mennoniten-Gemeinde in Deutschland und Elkhart, Ind.: Young People’s Paper Associa­ Auswendiglernen in den evangelischen Schulen in der Schweiz von 1693 bis 1700 zugetragen tion, 1895. Pp. 128. 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Hunger 1945-50: die Emaeltrungslage in der 180. MHL. Spurgeon, Charles Haddon. Troestet mein Volk!: britischen Zone Deutschlands, insbesondere in Shenk, Joseph C. Kisare: a Mennonite ofKiseru. zwoelf Predigten fiter Trauende und Verzagte. Schleswig . . . Neumuenster: Karl Wachholtz Salunga, Pa.: Eastern Mennonite Board of Mis­ Heilbronn: Max Kielmann, 1896. Pp. 179. Verlag, 1984. Pp. 935. MHL. sions and Charities, 1984. Pp. 194. EMC, MLA. Sudermann, Hermann. Es lebe das Leben: Drama MLA. Starck, Joh. Friedr. Taeglicltes Gebetbuechlein in fuenf Akten. Stuttgart und Berlin: J. G. Cot­ Shirk, Eli M. God ’s order viz Anti-Christ 's order: fuer Schwangere, Gebaerende, und ta, 1902. Pp. 172. MLA. as to the spirit of forgiveness. Ephrata, Pa.: Woechnerinnen sowie auch fuer Unfruchtbare. Sudermann, Hermann. Frau Sorge: Roman. New Shirk, 19—. Pp. 75. MLA. Frankfurt a.M .: Joh. Friedr. Starck?, n.d. Pp. York: Henry Holt, 1908. Pp. 268. MLA. Shirk, Joseph H. Records o f o f the Old 80. MLA. 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Inc., 193-. Pp. 230. MLA. sus, 1910. Kansas: vol. 7: Brown, Butler, Verduin, Abraham. Heil in de dood, aan Joan­ Thomas, a Kempis. Die Nachfolge Christi von Chase, and Chautauqua counties. Washington, nes vertoond. Haarlem: Izaak vander Vinne, Thomas von Kempis. Berlin: Buchhandlung der D.C.: National Archives and Records Service, 1728. Pp. 24. MHL. Gossnerschen Mission, 185-?. Pp. 430. MLA. 197-?. MLA. Verheyden, A. L. E. Une correspondence inedite Thompson, Barbara R. “The challenge of true United States. Bureau of the Census. 13th cen­ adressee par des families protestantes des Pays- brotherhood. " Rifton, N.Y.: Plough Publishing sus, 1910. Kansas: vol. 29: Hamilton, Harper, Bas a leurs coreligionnaires d ’Anglelerre. Brux­ House, n.d. Pp. 6. MHL. Kearny, and Han’ey counties. Washington, elles: Palais des Academies, 1955. Pp. 257. Three hundred years o f German immigrants in D.C.: National Archives and Records Service, MHL. North America, 1683-1983. Muenchen: “ 300 197-?. MLA. Vemon, Louise A. Ink on his fingers. Scottdale, Jahre Deutsche in Amerika” Verlags-GmbH; United States. Bureau of the Census. 13th cen­ Pa.: Herald Press, 1967. Pp. 127. MHL. Baltimore, Md.: Distribution Heinz Moos Pub. sus, 19K). Kansas: vol. 43: McPherson and Vers une justice Biblique. Montbeliard: Cahiers Co., 1983. Pp. 186. MLA. Marion asunties. Washington, D.C.: National de Christ Seul, 1984. MHL. Tichelaar, H. Aanspraak aan de kinderen. Archives and Records Service, 197-?. MLA. Vincent, John Martin. Costume and conduct: in Amsterdam: s.n., 1777. Pp. 13. MHL. United States. Bureau o f the Census. 13th cen­ the laws o f Basel, Bern, and Zurich, 1370-1800. Tiffany, Ernest L. God’s tomorrow. Lincoln, sus, 1910. Kansas: vol. 59: Pratt, Rawlins and New York: Greenwood Press, 1969. Pp. 170. Neb.: Back to the Bible Publishers, 1962. Pp. Reno comities. Washington, D.C.: National Ar­ MLA. 80. MLA. chives and Records Service, 197-?. MLA. Vincent van Gogh, paintings, water colours and Tinkcom, Margaret B. Germantown and its United States. National Archives and Records Ser­ drawings. Amsterdam: Stedelijk Museum, founders. S.I.: Germantown Historical Socie­ vice. 1900federal population census: a catalog 1959. Pp. 16. MLA. ty, 1983. Pp. 20. MLA. of microfilm copies of the schedules. Visions o f peace. New York: Friendship Press, Toews, Henry F. Biblische Grundwahrheiten: Washington, D.C.: National Archives Trust 1984. Pp. 75. MLA. Heft II. Hillsboro, Kan.: Toews, 1917. Pp. 32. Fund Board, 1978. Pp. 84. MLA. Visser, H. A. Zwaaiende wieken: over de MLA. United States. National Archives and Records Ser­ geschiedenis en hit bedrijf van de windmolens Toews, Jane Willems. Including persons with vice. Genealogical and biographical research: in Nederland. Arnhem: Gijsbers & Van Loon, handicaps: a Sunday school teacher’s guide. a select catalog o f National Archives microfilm 1979. Pp. 210. MLA. Newton, Kan.: Faith & Life Press, 1984. Pp. publications. Washington, D.C.: National Ar­ Visser, M. S. E. Minne Simens en de minnisten. 51. MHL. chives Trust Fund Board, U.S. Gen. Services (Kristlik Fryske folksbibleteek; 49). Boaisert: Toews, Julia M. The practice o f Christian . . . Admin., 1983. Pp. 77. MLA. A. J. Osinga, 1960. Pp. 160. MLA. Vancouver, B.C.: s.n., n.d. MHL. United States. National Archives and Records Ser­ Voet, Leon. De gouden eeuw van Antwerpen. Toll, Jean Barth. Montgomery County: the second vice. Inmigrant and passenger arrimls: a select Antwerp: Mercatorfonds, 1973. Pp. 487. MHL. hundred years. Norristown, Pa.: Montgomery catalog o f National Archives microfilm publica­ Vogel, C. J. de. Het humanisme en zijn historische County Federation of Historical Societies, 1983. tions. Washington, D.C.: National Archives achtergrond. Assen: Van Gorcum & Prakke, 2 vol. MHL. Trust Fund Board, U.S. General Services Ad­ 1968. Pp. 267. MLA. Tolstoy, Leo. The dream shattered over sixty ministration, 1983. Pp. 46. MLA. Vogel, D. Heinrich. Der Prediger von Buchen­ years ago. Woodmont, Conn.: Promoting En­ United States. Selective Service System. Selec­ wald: das Martyrium Paul Schneiders. Berlin: during Peace, 1961?. Pp. 11. MLA. tive service under the 1948 act: June 24, Evangelische Verlagsanstalt, 1958. Pp. 207. Tomkins, David. De iuchtreis: drie paar 1948-JuIy 9, 1950. Washington, D.C.: U.S. MLA. schoenen. Gouda: G. B. van Goor Zonen, 1922. Government Printing Office, 1951. Pp. 276. Vos, K. Kerkelijk leven van Rotterdam. Rotter­ Pp. 16. MHL. MLA. dam: s.n., 1906-09. 2 vol. in one. MHL. Tomkins, David. Het paaschei: zus in de pro- Universal military training: do the people o f the Vragern, Wolffgang. Erbauliche Hauss-Kirche: visiekast. Gouda: G. B. van Goor Zonen, 1922. United States want the coming session o f Con­ oder geistreiche Erklaerung aller Sonn- und Pp. 15. MHL. gress to enact into law the system o f permanent Fest-Tags Evangelien, aus welchen jedesmal Toren, Hendrik. Timotheus onderwezen in den peacetime conscription proposed by the UMT gezeiget. . . Dresden: bey Johann Christoph christelyken godsdienst door Paulus. Rotterdam: National Security Training Commission? Zimmermann, 1707. Pp. 896. MLA. Barentbos, 1709. Pp. 560. MHL. Chicago, 111.: Christian Century, 1951?. Pp. 24. Vries, Cornelis de. De onderscheidene en A treasury of letters from behind the Iron Cur­ MLA. uitstekender gelukzaligheid: allen getrouwen tain. Millersburg, Ohio: Christian Aid for Universe sings [2 recordsJ. Rifton, N.Y.: Plough leeraren en verbeteraren des menschdoms . . . Romania, 1984. MHL. Publishing House, n.d. MLA. Utrecht: Gerrit van der Veer, 1777. Pp. 30. Trocme, Andre. Jesus and the nonviolent revolu­ Unparteiische Liedersammlung zum Gebrauch MLA. tion. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1974. Pp. beim oeffentlichen Gottesdienst undzurhaeus- Vries, S. de. 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