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Listed in this section are a variety of reports, articles, newsletters and miscellaneous publications that highlight Mennonites in many different ways. They are presented here, usually as full text, so that MHSS readers may have ready access to a type of world wide library of Mennonite information.

Press Releases

March 7, 2011 - Release: Mennonite Historical Society (MHSC) Launches New Projects

Report: Book Launch of New German Publication (Enn Bloomheim Opjewossen - by Jack Driedger and Chris Cox).

April 5, 2012 - Release: Hespeler documents reflect Manitoba Mennonite history. The MennoniteChurch.ca website describes some special documents given to the Mennonite Heritage Centre (MHC) by the great-grandson of William Hespler, the man who helped many Mennonites settle in Manitoba.

Past Events Reported

Author Rudy Wiebe, and the Annual General Meeting - 2012

The Mennonite Historical Society of Canada (MHSC) honours two MHSS members with an award of Excellence: Esther Patkau and Diedrich "Dick" Epp.

Newsletters of Interest

The Mennonite-Polish Friendship Association Newsletter. December 2010. (a PDF file).

Essays

Most Mennonites recognize the name, Ruben Epp, as a humorist recording his funny Low German stories. Jack Driedger, a local Mennonite writer has shared with us some English essays by Ruben Epp, which describe some entertaining instances in his work as a mechanic. We provide the 30 page document here for your enjoyment; ADVENTURES OF A MECHANIC.

Mennonite Education in Siberia: Heinrich P. Wieler In a Classroom, 1916-1918 - by Lawrence Klippenstein. An earlier version of this paper was presented at a conference on Mennonites in Siberia that was actually held in Siberia. After Klippenstein made some corrections and revisions he sent us this final edition to put up here to share with you.

If you want to add a document or report to this collection or make a comment, please contact us via our Contact Form.