Women among the Brethren
Subtitle: stories of 15 Mennonite Brethren and Krimmer Mennonite Brethren women
By: Katie Funk Wiebe, editor ; [cover design by John Hiebert].
Contributors: Wiebe, Katie Funk.
Publisher: Board of Christian Literature of the General Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches
Published: 1979
Place of publication: Hillsboro, Kan
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
Subjects: Mennonite women -- United States -- Biography -- Juvenile Literature.; Mennonite women -- Soviet Union -- Biography -- Juvenile literature.; Russian Germans -- United States -- Biography -- Juvenile literature.; Germans -- Soviet Union -- Biography -- Juvenile literature.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Wiebe, K. F. The Russian Sister, Efrosinia Morozowa (c. 1850-?).; title: Klassen, B. S. Living apart for the Lord, Katharina Reimer Claassen (1827-69).; title: Isaac, C. W. She passed on the faith, Anna Wiens Groening Wiebe Peters Braun (1810-76).; title: Jost, E. Love in deed, Justina Friesen Wiebe (1833-1916).; title: Wiebe. K. F. In journeyings often, Elizabeth Unruh Schultz (1866-1943).; title: Vogt, E. L. Horse and buggy midwife, Sara Block Eitsen (1840-1917).; title: Jost, E. Free to serve, Katharina Schellenberg (1870-1945).; title: Reimer, L. Mother to the Comanches, Magdalena Hergert Becker (1878-1938).; title: Isaac, C. W. Afar, in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Pauls Wiebe (1876-1957).; title: Jantz, N. Sister to many Anna Thiessen (1892-1977).; title: Born. H. J. Plant trees wherever you go, Katharina Zacharias Martens (1867-1929).; title: Jost, E., tr. A time of terror, Elizabeth Regehr Bargen (1897-1976).; title: Wiebe, K. F., tr. A flight in winter, Anna Falk Loewen (1902- ).; title: Klassen, B. S. The poet of Apanlee, Anna Baerg (1897-1972).; title: Horn, W. F. The first matron of the ladies home, Mary J. Regier Hiebert (1884-1970)