Mennonite Church USA Archives
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Local Arrangements Committee, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Charles McDowell, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
David Leatherman, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona,Iowa uploaded 26 March
Lewis Strite, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Annie Vallotton, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Planning Committee for 1970 Annual Meeting, Elkhart, Indiana uploaded 26 March
Barbara Sowell Singing, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Florence Nofziger, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
A. R. Miller, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
J. C. Wenger, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
John Lederach, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
One Way, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
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Camp Ebenezer: Boys Playing Baseball
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Flickr Foundation said:
Thank you for sharing this photograph. We've used it in our Black History Month blog post for 2024 www.flickr.org/black-history-through-archival-images-2/
Camp Ebenezer: The First Ebenezer Campers
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SJH Foto said:
Is this like a fresh air camp? (Where inner city kids are giving a chance to camp in the great outdoors?)
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Oleh Zavadsky said:
this scene is amazing
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Farshad Sanaee said:
So Lovely !!!!!!!
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Mennonite Church USA Archives said:
Thank you all for your comments! Camp Ebenezer was a fresh air camp in Holmes County, Ohio. It was founded in 1947 by Tillie Yoder, a young woman who grew up Amish but joined the Mennonite Church rather than becoming Amish herself. Yoder became aware of the pain of racial segregation when her African American friend, Ada Webb, was denied entry into Eastern Mennonite College. The two women attended Hessten College, where they were roommates. Tillie Yoder opened the camp out of her conviction that all people are equal in God's eyes.
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Flickr Foundation said:
Thank you for sharing this photograph. We've used it in our Black History Month blog post for 2024 www.flickr.org/black-history-through-archival-images-2/
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