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work_eljhootypngr5hsmamgqd2p6um	Gay Lynn Voth	Mennonites and higher education in the 1960s : the story of two Canadian Mennonite colleges in Winnipeg, Manitoba	1999	223	.pdf	application/pdf	72715	7333	74	degree at Mennonite Brethren Bible College in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and I was taking the later years saw the development of Mennonite Bible Colleges in Canada. 4) The number of Bible college students taking their general education elsewhere related to this study of the Canadian Mennonite Bible colleges in Winnipeg, Manitoba. college or seminary education outside of the Mennonite community, predominately in school and have developed Mennonite educational institutions to meet the changing to develop Mennonite institutions to ensure community responsibility for the education of the Mennonite community that a student went to high school to become a teacher, so the A number of new Mennonite Bible Colleges opened throughout Canada between studying music at a Mennonite college and later graduated with a Bachelor of Education studying at Canadian universities, members within the Mennonite community began to Winnipeg was to provide a college-level Christian education that emphasized "Mennonite 	./cache/work_eljhootypngr5hsmamgqd2p6um.pdf	./txt/work_eljhootypngr5hsmamgqd2p6um.txt