6.10 MHSS Publications

Vol. 6.10 MHSS Publications
– Rooting the Faith: A Saskatchewan Mennonite Brethren Story of Losses and Gains by Harold and Neoma Jantz, 2007
   -Proof of book, photos, diskette with text and photos, correspondence, and map of Saskatchewan Mennonite Brethren churches.

– MHSS brochures 

Lecture Series: 

– Loewen, Harry, A Mennonite – Christian View of Suffering: The Case of World War II Mennonites, No 2002-1 

Occasional Papers: 

– Janzen, William, The 1920s Migration of Old Colony Mennonites from the Hague-Osler Area to Mexico, No. 2006-1, 2c 

– Guenther, Bruce L, Osler Mission Chapel (1974-1994): The Convergence of Old Colony Mennonites with Evangelical Protestantism in 20th Century Canadian Society, MHSS Lecture Series, No. 2006-2, 2c 

– Martens, Linsay, Aeltester John D. Reddekopp; Buhler, Abram, Aeltester Abram J. Buhler 1903-1982, No. 2009-1, 2c 

– van Kuik, Johanna, Aeltester John D. Friesen (1920-2004); Neudorf, Henry W., Rev. Abram M. Neudorf (1901-1966), No. 3010-1, 2c 

– Martens, Martha, Who are the “Rudnerweider?”, No. 2014-1, 2c 

– Klaassen, Walter, Martin Klaassen (1820-1881): A Biography, No. 2015-1, 2c 

– Friesen, John J., Part I – The Legacy of Mennonites in Poland;  Part II – Mennonite Migration to Manitoba – 1870s, No. 2015-2, 2c 

– Epp, George G. Translator. David Toews: Chairperson of the Mennonite Colonization Board in Canada, No. 2025-1

– Wiebe, Henry L. The Influence of Reverend Jake P. Wiebe (1936-1996) in the Origins of  Osler Mission Chapel, No 2025-2