George attended Fletcher College in Iowa, and graduated from Moody Bible Institute in 1932.He received his B.D. degree from Northern Baptist Seminary in Chicago
George entered the Home Mission field in Lima, Ohio, where he was ordained as a pastor in 1938. The family then moved to Bloomfield Montana where he served as pastor from 1943 to 1955.They moved to Winton California where George pastored the Winton Mennonite Church, and the family also operated an almond orchard. They also served in Mennonite Voluntary service, and he pastored the Danvers Mennonite Church.
The family loved singing, and was known for their spirited performances.
Contributor of Bio remembers Great Uncle George as an outgoing and humorous person, with a lot of energy and love of life.
George entered the Home Mission field in Lima, Ohio, where he was ordained as a pastor in 1938. The family then moved to Bloomfield Montana where he served as pastor from 1943 to 1955.They moved to Winton California where George pastored the Winton Mennonite Church, and the family also operated an almond orchard. They also served in Mennonite Voluntary service, and he pastored the Danvers Mennonite Church.
The family loved singing, and was known for their spirited performances.
Contributor of Bio remembers Great Uncle George as an outgoing and humorous person, with a lot of energy and love of life.
George attended Fletcher College in Iowa, and graduated from Moody Bible Institute in 1932.He received his B.D. degree from Northern Baptist Seminary in Chicago
George entered the Home Mission field in Lima, Ohio, where he was ordained as a pastor in 1938. The family then moved to Bloomfield Montana where he served as pastor from 1943 to 1955.They moved to Winton California where George pastored the Winton Mennonite Church, and the family also operated an almond orchard. They also served in Mennonite Voluntary service, and he pastored the Danvers Mennonite Church.
The family loved singing, and was known for their spirited performances.
Contributor of Bio remembers Great Uncle George as an outgoing and humorous person, with a lot of energy and love of life.
George entered the Home Mission field in Lima, Ohio, where he was ordained as a pastor in 1938. The family then moved to Bloomfield Montana where he served as pastor from 1943 to 1955.They moved to Winton California where George pastored the Winton Mennonite Church, and the family also operated an almond orchard. They also served in Mennonite Voluntary service, and he pastored the Danvers Mennonite Church.
The family loved singing, and was known for their spirited performances.
Contributor of Bio remembers Great Uncle George as an outgoing and humorous person, with a lot of energy and love of life.
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