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Peter J. Dyck

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Upon returning to the United States, Elfrieda and Peter embarked on a speaking tour, where they presented their story and films they had made to over 100,000 people. For many Mennonites it was the first time they viewed a film in a religious setting. Audiences were thrilled by their modern day
66: 120: 42: 22:(December 4, 1914 – January 4, 2010) was a Canadian Mennonite relief worker and pastor best known for his work resettling Russian Mennonite refugees after World War II. 112: 88:
and met his future wife, who was serving as a nurse. Together they were asked to begin an MCC relief program for Mennonites fleeing the
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in 1950 for his relief work with refugees. He was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the
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in 1974. He received Goshen College's Culture for Service Alumni Award in 1993.
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Peter Dyck was born on December 4, 1914, in the Am Trakt Mennonite Settlement in
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to the American zone of Germany, through the Soviet Occupied Zone.
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in 1927 with his family. They eventually settled in
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Russia
Soviet Union
Tiefengrund, Saskatchewan
Rosthern Junior College
University of Saskatchewan
Goshen College
Bethel College
Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminaries
Bethel Theological Seminary in Chicago
Master of Divinity
Mennonite Central Committee
England
World War II
Soviet Union
Netherlands
Paraguay
Berlin
Eden Mennonite Church
Kansas
Kingview Mennonite Church
Pennsylvania
Mennonite
General Conference Mennonite Church
Europe
North Africa
United States
Queen Juliana
Netherlands
University of Waterloo
Ontario

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