Anabaptist/Mennonite Research Resources: Primary Sources

A scanned version with page images of the Funk 1871 translation.

1871 translation published in Elkhart by John F. Funk and brother. Provided by the Making of America project at the University of Michigan.

The full text of significant Mennonite confessions of faith and position statements on a variety of issues.

From the site: This digital library holds primarily unpublished writings of Mennonite theologian John Howard Yoder. All materials available here are held in the collections of the Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary Library (Elkhart, Indiana), Goshen College's Mennonite Historical Library (Goshen, Indiana), or the Mennonite Church USA Archives (Goshen, Indiana). Other materials in this library include photographs of Yoder, published works by Yoder, and other documents pertaining to Yoder's career.

A reference set of the Jan Luiken etchings in the 1685 edition of the Martyrs Mirror, posted by the MCUSA Archives in North Newton, Kansas.

A scanned version with page images of the translation of the Martyrs Mirror published in 1886 by the Mennonite Publishing Company in Elkhart, Indiana.

The complete text of the Funk 1871 Complete Works, as well as John Horsch's biography, Menno Simons. His Life, Labors, and Teachings.

Searchable database of obituaries from the Herald of Truth (1864-1908), the Gospel Witness (1905-1908), and the Gospel Herald (1908-1998), The Mennonite (1998- ), and selected obituaries from the Mennonite Weekly Review.

Photographs from the collections of the Mennonite Church USA Archives, hosted by flickr.

Goshen College's contributions to the Ploughshares Digital Archives for Peace project.

A list of demands articulated by peasants in southwest Germany during the Peasants War.