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Church history states that, on '''July 1, 1917''', "[[David B. Martin: Pioneer of Mennonite Orthodoxy|David B. Martin]] & Daniel Brubacher as ministers & David W. Martin as deacon held first meeting in Jacob W. Martins house and the next Sunday in Peter Brubacher's house. They had withdrawn from the Old Order church in previous years.""<ref>Amos Sherk: Unpublished history of the Orthodox and David Martin Mennonites (Primary Source), no date, page 1.</ref> | Church history states that, on '''July 1, 1917''', "[[David B. Martin: Pioneer of Mennonite Orthodoxy|David B. Martin]] & Daniel Brubacher as ministers & David W. Martin as deacon held first meeting in Jacob W. Martins house and the next Sunday in Peter Brubacher's house. They had withdrawn from the Old Order church in previous years.""<ref>Amos Sherk: Unpublished history of the Orthodox and David Martin Mennonites (Primary Source), no date, page 1.</ref> | ||
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1917
Church history states that, on July 1, 1917, "David B. Martin & Daniel Brubacher as ministers & David W. Martin as deacon held first meeting in Jacob W. Martins house and the next Sunday in Peter Brubacher's house. They had withdrawn from the Old Order church in previous years.""[1]
1918
See Also
- Independent Old Order Mennonite Church
- David Martin Mennonites: 1928-1937
- David Martin Mennonites: 1938-1947
- David Martin Mennonites: 1948-1957
References
- ↑ Amos Sherk: Unpublished history of the Orthodox and David Martin Mennonites (Primary Source), no date, page 1.
