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XIV-6
Mennonite
Church USA
The Mennonite, Inc., 2001-
Records,
1997-2003
3
Boxes (1 Gray, 2 Large)
Administrative
Information
Some files were collected by the
archives from 2001-02. The records of
board chair Cheryl Zehr Walker were deposited by Everett Thomas,
Editor,
Goshen, Indiana, in 2004.
Series Listing
1. Collected records, 1998-2002
2. Records, 1997-2003, from Board
Chair Cheryl Zehr Walker
Inventory
Listing
Box 1 (Gray)
1. Collected
Records, 1998-2002
1/1
The Mennonite,
Volume 1, No. 1, February 17, 1998, Editor J. Lorne Peachey. Incorporation of two previous publications, The Mennonite (1885-1998) and Gospel Herald
(1908-1998). Mission statement reads: “The Mennonite seeks to serve the U.S.
context of the integrating General Conference Mennonite Church and
Mennonite
Church by helping readers glorify God, grow in faith and become agents
of
healing and hope in the world.”
1/2
Articles of Incorporation, The
Mennonite, Inc., November 2001 [Printed copy from attachment to
an e-mail sent to archives by Evertt Thomas, November 19, 2001]. The
Mennonite
became an independent entity within Mennonite Church USA: separate from
Mennonite Publishing Network and separate from the MC USA Executive
Board.
1/3
The Mennonite,
Volume 5, No. 1, January 8, 2002. First
issue under Mennonite Church USA banner, and first bi-weekly issue.
Editor,
Everett Thomas. Mission statement reads:
“The Mennonite seeks to serve
Mennonite Church USA by helping readers glorify God, grow in faith and
become
agents of healing and hope in the world.”
1/4
Contribution request letter, February
2002
2. Records,
1997-2003, of Board Chair Cheryl Zehr Walker
(Restricted)
Chair of
the Interim Periodical Board from 1997-2001
Chair of
the board for The Mennonite, Inc., 2001-2003
These records consist of the
transition of of The Mennonite ,
1885-1998, (published by General Conference’s Faith and Life Press,
Newton,
Kansas) and the Gospel Herald,
1908-1998 (published by the Mennonite Church’s Mennonite Publishing
House,
Scottdale, Pennsylvania) into an independent The Mennonite,
Inc., 1998-
, whereby it became an independent
entity within Mennonite Church USA,
separate from Mennonite Publishing Network and separate from the MC USA
Executive Board.
Box 2 (Large) (Restricted)
2/1
Binder, IPB, [Interim Periodical
Board], 1997, czw
2/2
Binder, IPB, 1998, czw
2/3
Binder, IPB, 1999, czw
2/4
Binder, IPB, 2000, czw
2/5
Binder, IPB / TM [The
Mennonite] Structures Proposal, 2000-02
Box 3 (Large) (Restricted)
3/1
Binder, IPB / TMMB 2001
3/2
Binder, TMMB, 2002
3/3
Binder, IPB / TMMB [The
Mennonite Magazine Board], Minutes, July 5, 1999 – present [August
20,
2002]
3/4
Binder, IPB Meeting, January 18-19,
2001
3/5
Binder, IPB Meeting, November 16-17,
2001
3/6
Folder, TMMB Meeting, April 12-13, 2002
3/7
Folder, TMMB Meeting, April 25-26, 2003
3/8
TM [The Mennonite]
Editor Search Committee, 1999
3/9
IPB Personnel, 2001
3/10 The Mennonite Employee
Policy Handbook, February 1, 2002
August 20, 2004 / Dennis
Stoesz
File: "XIV-6 The Mennonite
Inc.doc"
Mennonite
Church USA Archives-Goshen, 1700 S. Main St., Goshen, Indiana
46526
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