SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE of the Evangelical Mennonite Society May, 1860 In the second session, held on May 28, 1860, in the Meeting House in Upper Milford Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, n [...]
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE EVANGELICAL MENNONITE CONFERENCE OF THE COUNCIL MEETING OF EAST PENNSYLVANIA FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE November, 1859 The first council meeting of the Evangelical Mennonite Confe [...]
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EPISCOPAL DECISION5 Since on the first Thursday of May, 1853, a question was submitted to the High Council, held in Skippack, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania: whether Prayer meetings may be held [...]
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EDITOR'S NOTE in Verhandlungen, page 20 Some explanation is needed concerning terminology used in this translation. First, the editors have used current terminology to describe the meeting [...]
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VERHANDLUNGEN The Story The story I am about to tell you almost didn't take place. It begins in an attic in Allentown. It takes us to South Africa. It involves many dedicated people [...]
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