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Quiring, Walter. The Colonization of the German Mennonites From Russia in the Paraguayan Chaco
|Citation = Quiring, Walter. The Colonization of the German Mennonites From Russia in the Paraguayan Chaco [[Category:Paraguay Sources]]

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Unruh, Benjamin. The Background and Causes of the Flight of the Mennonites From Russia in 1929
..., Benjamin. The Background and Causes of the Flight of the Mennonites From Russia in 1929 ...a:Mqr1930oct-Unruh, The Background Causes of the Flight of Mennonites from Russia-.pdf]]

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Sawatsky, Walter. Reflections on Church, Mission and Society in the Former Soviet Union Today
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David Pätkau
...e of Mennonite Congregations (Allgemeine Mennonitische Bundeskonferenz) in Russia and was elected into the countrywide representation body (landesweite Vertr ...was sentenced to five years of labor camps. He served his term in northern Russia on the shore of Northern Dvina river near Arkhangelsk. His family, declared

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Suzanovo Martyrs
The village of Suzanovo in Orenburg region of Russia was founded 1911 by Johann Peters as an farmstead outside of the larger Men [[Category:Russia Sources]]

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Settlements of the Orthodox Mennonite Church
...in, meaning from Belize or Mexico earlier (1920-1940s from Western Canada, Russia 1870s-1920s), and also a few from the English car world. ===Sources===

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Annotated Bibliography on Mennonite Colonies in Paraguay
...ring-.pdf|Quiring, Walter. "The colonization of the German Mennonites from Russia in the Paraguayan Chaco." <i>Mennonite Quartlerly Review</i> 8, no. 2 (Apri ===General Sources===

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Fernheim Colony
...to thirty thousand Mennonites went to Moscow to obtain permission to leave Russia, but only 6,000 were able to flee, gaining temporary asylum in Germany on N ...m Colony followed the same system of self governance that they had used in Russia. Under this structure, congregational groups united to deal with issues of

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Mennonites are Strongest in Siberia
...cken (1800-1884), founder of the German Baptist movement and missionary to Russia, contributed - along with the struggle for farmland - to the Mennonite spli ...nite descent. (At the outset of WW I, the number of baptised Mennonites in Russia had peaked at 120.000.)

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Bernhard Bergen
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What Does It Mean to Be Mennonite? Anonymous, April 2011
...the same as the Mennonites in Paraguay or Ethiopia or Botswana or Korea or Russia or Switzerland. I guess if I had to explain what a Mennonite is, I’d say ...know how to explain why I do. I’m fully aware of the four epistemological sources Scripture, Tradition, Reason and Experience. But I don’t trust any of the

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Paraguay
...South America. These conservative Mennonites had immigrated to Canada from Russia in the 1870s and had prospered. During World War I, however, Canada attempt ...ennonite refugees, fleeing religious persecution and economic hardships in Russia, immigrated to the Paraguayan Chaco, forming the [[Fernheim Colony]]. In 1

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Jakob Heinrich Paetkau
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Johann Kornelius Martens
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Alexander Heinrich Ediger
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Conference of the Mennonite Brethren Churches, India
...wife were the first MB missionaries in India. They came down to India from Russia independently in the late 1989. The area that Friesen focused his mission w ...nous church was Baptist and with the discontinuance of the MB Mission from Russia, when World War I broke out in 1914, the whole work was taken over by the B

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Aron Peter Toews
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Jakob Heinrich Siemens
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Mennonite Brethren Church Confession of Faith (1975)
...new draft was formulated in the process, approved by Mennonite Brethren in Russia and North America in 1900 and printed at Halbstadt in 1902. It was reprinte [[Category:United States Sources]]

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Online Anabaptist-Mennonite Library
...ns of faith and position statements on a variety of issues. These valuable sources can now be found here. A few early confessions of other faith groups are a ..., 1853)|Confession, or Short and Simple Statement of Faith]] (Rudnerweide, Russia, 1853)

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