Profiles of Mennonite Faith is a series of biographies about Anabaptists and Mennonites who, in various ways, exemplified Christian faithfulness. Produced by the Mennonite Brethren Historical Commission, these biographies are published on a quarterly basis and distributed free of charge to Mennonite Brethren congregations for use as bulletin inserts. The following biographies have been produced:

Current issue
		No. 37 Spring 2007 Anna J. Thiessen: City Missionary (PDF)
Previous issues
No. 36	Winter 2007	John B. Toews (1906–1998): Church Statesman (PDF)
No. 35	Summer 2006	Clayton Kratz: Went to Russia 1920 (PDF)
No. 34	Spring 2006	Esther (Hiebert) Horch: A Gifted and Generous Woman (PDF)
No. 33	Winter 2006	Abraham E. Janzen: Educator and Missions Promoter (PDF)
No. 32	Fall 2005	Abram H. Unruh: “A Model Teacher and Preacher” (PDF)
No. 31	Summer 2005	Anna Kröker: “It is the Lord” (PDF)
No. 30	Spring 2005	Rondo Horton: “Moses on this Mountain” (PDF for printing)
No. 29	Winter 2005	Jacob and Anna Dick: From Exile in Russia to Missionary Work in India (PDF for printing)
No. 28	Fall 2004	Heinrich Voth: Founder of the Mennonite Brethren Church in Canada (PDF)
No. 27	Summer 2004	Peter C. Hiebert: Combining Word and Deed (PDF)
No. 26	Winter 2004	Amanda Dohner: Mother to Orphans (PDF)
No. 25	Fall 2003	Adolf Reimer: Proclaiming the Good News to the Destitute (PDF)
No. 24	Summer 2003	Tarnikal: “Jesus is Coming Again to Our Village”
No. 23	Spring 2003	Kasai Kapata: Faith Overcomes Terror
No. 22	Winter 2003	Helena von Freyberg: Woman of Noble and Spiritual Stature
No. 21	Fall 2002	Paulina Foote: Under God’s Hand
No. 20	Summer 2002	Cornelius A. & Elizabeth (Dyck) DeFehr: Combining Service and Business
No. 19	Spring 2002	Kornelius Isaak and the Moro Spear
No. 18	Winter 2002	Cornelius & Agnes Wall: Steadfast Commitment
No. 17	Fall 2001	David Dyck: Tireless Church Builder
No. 16	Summer 2001	Anna Brons: A Gift from a Woman’s Hand
No. 15	Spring 2001	Menno Simons: The New Birth
No. 14	Winter 2001	Mary J. Regier: A Life of Generosity
No. 13	Fall 2000	Loyal Bartel: Costly Faith in China
No. 12	Summer 2000	Helena Wieler Martens
No. 11	Spring 2000	Standing Up to the Ku Klux Klan: Mennonite Missionaries in North Carolina
No. 10	Winter 2000	Peter Braun: Dedicated Teacher
No. 9	Fall 1999	Anna Bartsch
No. 8	Summer 1999	C. F. Klassen: “Gott Kann”
No. 7	Spring 1999	Katharina Schellenberg: Continuously on Call
No. 6	Winter 1999	Jerome Segers and Lijsken Dircks
No. 5	Fall 1998	Benjamin B. Janz (1877–1964)
No. 4	Summer 1998	Annie and the Titanic
No. 3	Spring 1998	Peter Martinovich Friesen: Advocate for the Oppressed
No. 2	Winter 1998	Magdalena Hergert Becker (1878–1938)
No. 1	Fall 1997	Dirk Willems: A Heart Undivided

For more information about this project, please contact Ken Reddig, Executive secretary of the Historical Commission.