Journal of Mennonite Studies Is a Canadian Interdisciplinary Journal of Journal Dealing with Mennonite Issues

The Journal of Mennonite Studies is a Canadian interdisciplinary Journal of journal dealing with Mennonite issues. It is published annually by the Chair in Mennonite Studies at The University of Winnipeg. Mennonite Co-operating institutions include: Canadian Mennonite University, the Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society, the Centre for Mennonite Brethren MENNONITE STUDIES AT Studies Studies, Menno Simons College and Mennonite Heritage Centre. UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG Editor: Royden Loewen Book Review Editor: Rosmarin Heidenreich Associate Editors: Robert Zacharias Brian Froese 2013-2014 Editorial Committee: Jon Isaak (Centre of MB Studies) Bruno Dyck (University of Manitoba) Patricia Harms (Brandon University) Hans Werner (University of Winnipeg) MAJOR IN MENNONITE STUDIES: Conrad Stoesz (Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society) Enrich your life and major in Mennonite Studies: see details at Alf Redekopp (Mennonite Heritage Centre) http://mennonitestudies.uwinnipeg.ca/undergrad Dean Peachey (Menno Simons College) Kathleen Venema (University of Winnipeg) Janis Thiessen (University of Winnipeg) STUDY THE RICH HISTORY

Advisory Board: OF GLOBAL MENNONITES: Di Brandt (Brandon, MB) Courses: Fall/Winter 2013-2014 Harvey L. Dyck (Toronto, ON) Marlene Epp (Waterloo, ON) Abraham Friesen (Fresno, CA) Hans-Jürgen Goertz (Hamburg, Germany) Professor Hans Werner Fred Kniss (Harrisonburg, VA) Harry Loewen (Kelowna, BC) Introduction to Low German (MENN-2107-050/GERM-2107) Steven M. Nolt (Goshen, IN) Fall Monday, 6:00PM - 9:00PM T.D. Regehr (Calgary, AB) HIST-2108-001 John L. Ruth (Harleysville, PA) Mennonite Studies I (MENN-2101) Hildi Froese Tiessen (Waterloo, ON) Fall Tuesday/Thursday, 10:00AM – 11:15AM John B. Toews (Abbotsford, BC) James Urry (Wellington, New Zealand) Natalia Ostasheva Venger (Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine)

Founding editor: Harry Loewen, 1983-1996 Professor Royden Loewen Articles, reviews, poems and short stories are accepted in English, French, German, and Low German and Chair in Mennonite Studies must conform to one of several recognized style conventions, including the Turibian (Chicago), American HIST-3541-001 Psychological Association (APA) or Modern Language Association (MLA) conventions. Submitted Mennonites in Canada (MENN-3541) material will be evaluated by readers in their particular speciality before it is accepted for publication. All Winter Tuesday/Thursday, 2:30PM - 3:45PM correspondence, including subscriptions, manuscripts, financial donations and advertisements should be addressed to: The Editor, Journal of Mennonite Studies, The University of Winnipeg, Canada, R3B 2E9, HIST-2109-001 or [email protected]. Mennonite Studies II (MENN-2102) Winter Tuesday/Thursday, 10:00AM – 11:15AM

Subscriptions Individuals, $27.00; Institutions, $35.00; Single copies, $27.00; Back issues, $16.00 each.

ISSN 0824-5053